Sydney Preview: Spot plays for Randwick

Edge is analyzing at least one race on the card each week from Sydney. This weekend's event is the A$1 million Silver Eagle, a 1,300-meter (about 6 1/2-furlong) event for four-year-olds. Next weekend the world's richest turf race, Everest, takes place.

Roman Consul S. (G2) is a race for 3-year-old sprinters. #2 Sejardan stepped up to seven furlongs for the Golden Rose ( G1) two weeks ago. The filly #9 Willinga Beast and #1 Best of Bordeaux are the best of the others.

The Nivison (G3) is at 11:55 p.m. Friday ET. It's a race for fillies and mares warming up for the A$2 million Invitation in two weeks. #1 Promise of Success is the best-performed horse in the field.

Sydney Preview: Spot plays for Randwick. Race 6 is at 12:35 a.m. Saturday ET: The Agency Tapp-Craig, 1,400 meters (about 7 furlongs), 3-year-olds. The favorite is #1 Zou Tiger, but Opal Ridge is a better bet.

There are 19 entrants in the race 7, 1:10 a.m. Saturday ET. It's the final race before the 1 1/4-mile Spring Champion (G1) in two weeks. The winner will be the gelding trained by Graeme Rogerson. The other participants are #1 Political Debate, #4 Brosnan, and #5 Sharp ‘N’ Smart.

Sydney Preview: Spot plays for Randwick. Race 8 is at 1:50 a.m. Saturday ET: Silver Eagle, 1,300 meters (about 6 1/2 furlongs), 4-year-olds. The best-performed horse is the Queensland Group 1 winner #3 Startantes. Mr Mozart is likely favorite after his second-place finish in the Theo Marks (G2) Sept. 10. #4 Vilana hasn't started since finishing eighth in last June’s Stradbroke ( G1). #8 Brigantine won the victory Sept., 17.

Sydney Preview: Spot plays for Randwick. Race 9, 2:30 a.m. Saturday ET: Angst S., 1,600 meters (about one mile), 4-year-olds and up fillies and mares. Polly Grey is going to go for the win.

Spot plays for Randwick. La Crique finished second in the New Zealand Derby last season.