The horses to follow from last Saturday's Australian horse racing

Here are the horses the Racenet video analysts want to follow in the coming weeks.

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RANDWICK (Saturday) – Greg Polson

ATMOSPHERIC ROCK – The Danny Williams-trained Atmospheric Rock can pick up a Highway this preparation and might even be an outside chance to make The Kosciuszko field. He was slowly away but I am still trying to figure out why he was so far from the rest of the field during the middle stages. He really got into his work in the straight making up many lengths registering a last 800m and 600m that was top three of the day for the three races over 1200m. The 1400m looks his go and interestingly he's nominated for a Highway this Saturday over that trip, and I am confident he can settle much closer in the run, whether he backs up this week or further down the track I want to be on. Career statistics (6:1-3-0).

CAULFIELD (Saturday) – Brad Waters

AMENABLE – He skipped a few grades to take on Group 1 company in the Memsie Stakes and was far from disgraced after slipping at the start on Saturday. He was still last on the corner and jockey Jamie Kah was forced to go back to the inferior section hard up on the inside rail in the straight. However, he closed well from the 200m until held up late. He‘ll be hard to beat in races like the Toorak Handicap in the coming weeks. Career statistics (9:2-1-1).

EAGLE FARM (Saturday) – Graeme Carey

KIND WISH – Louise White does well with her small stable. On Saturday Kind Wish took on a No Metro Win race over 1800m and Jake Bayliss had her up in the leading division until finding strife at the 900m which cost a length or so. He shifted out three wide from the 700m and she loomed up in the straight to hit the front 200m out but couldn't hold off Heleva Deel which had taken the shortcuts near the rail. A mare in form, she is still eligible for a Class 2 and will pick up one or two more wins this preparation. Career statistics (14:2-4-1).

MORPHETTVILLE (Saturday) – Heath Pope

HOPON HARRY – Honest Andrew Gluyas-trained gelding that returned to something like his best when stepped up to 1600m on Saturday. Through no fault of his rider, he lost his position after enjoying the ideal trail throughout when tempo increased just prior to straightening. That was enough to cost him the race when only beaten a short neck. This is a horse that once he finds his best, he can be relied to hold his form as he invariably makes his own luck settling handy to the pace. Best distance range is 1600 to 1800m and around Benchmark 82 grade is his go. Career statistics (21:4-4-4).

BELMONT (Saturday) – Aaron Mills

AMBER GLIDE – Here‘s one that could go around at generous odds next start. Amber Glide was probably half a run short for her return from a spell and officially finished last but was beaten only 3-1/2 lengths and recorded the best final 400 metre sectional of a frontrunner-dominated race. She showed her talent last prep winning two of her four career starts and chasing home stakes winner Rusty Dreams in another. With the benefit of Saturday's outing and return to drier conditions underfoot, Amber Glide should be hard to hold out. Career statistics (5:2-1-0).