We launch Thousand Guineas Day with a decent race for three-year-olds and I think that Rhinoceros will take beating again.

Rhinoceros has been good since debuting in July, and he has continued to improve with each start.

He broke his maiden at Sandown three back, he has found form around some notable gallopers, and takes his place in this field following a smart win at The Valley.

Ballot-free entry into the Caulfield Cup goes on the line when nine stayers contest the Neds Coongy Cup, and I think that clear betting favourite Floating Artist will take beating.

Floating Artist has been nothing short of outstanding this prep, and he has won each of his last three starts with something in hand.

This is a rise in class, but given the calibre of galloper that he has been putting away comfortably, I don’t see why he won’t continue his winning run through the Neds Coongy Cup.

This is a pretty decent stayers’ race and there is a case to be made for a few, but I think that Accountability’s residual fitness will prove key, and I am happy to stick with him.

He too is a month between runs, but Accountability has been nothing short of outstanding this time, and he is seeking a hat-trick of wins after winning at Randwick-Kensington and Kembla Grange.

A horse like Smokin’ Romans could run away with this race, but given his a little longer between runs and stepping back down from 3000m, I am going to take him on.

I’m going to have something of a throw at the stumps in Race 5, and I think that a horse like Arcadia Prince can run well fresh.

Arcadia Prince was a notable galloper in Western Australia earlier in his career, and finished fifth in the Group 2 Australia Stakes at The Valley in his first start for Amy McDonald earlier this year.

He didn’t measure up in the Group 1 Neds CF Orr Stakes and was sent to the paddock, but this is obviously a decent drop in class from that race, and he should receive every chance on Wednesday from an inside draw.

This year’s Blue Sapphire Stakes field is nothing short of outstanding and features several leading three-year-olds, including Profiteer.

Profiteer stamped himself as a colt to follow during his two-year-old season, and gave his rivals windburn in the Inglis Millennium before finishing second behind Anamoe in the Todman most notably.

He ran home well to finish sixth, beaten a little more than two lengths in the Group 1 Moir Stakes when resuming and he will relish the drop in class.

I’ve stuck with her every time that she has stepped out this spring, and the Thousand Guineas looks a very winnable race for Swift Witness.

Swift Witness stamped herself as filly to follow during an impressive summer campaign, and she returned a winning this time with an eye-catching performance in the Group 2 Silver Shadow Stakes.

She hasn’t returned to winning form in three subsequent starts, but she also wasn’t far away from the winner on any occasion, and she takes her place in this race off the back of a credible fourth in the Group 1 Flight Stakes.

The $12 we are getting in Thousand Guineas betting at publish is over the odds in my opinion, and I am more than happy to dive in again.

I’m going to have something on South Aussie Ecumenical in this year’s Ladies’ Day Vase.

Ecumenical returned to the races last month for a lovely win in BM82 company at Morphettville, and she only just missed behind Annavisto here two starts back.

She could only manage a midfield place in Group 2 company last time, but this is a genuine drop in class from that contest, a mile is ideal and she looks a touch of overs at around the $17 mark.