Why the wet won't worry Sir Delius, the inside word on Well Written, and where will Aethelwulf run?

And every Thursday, we've got one of the best in the business, Ed Sadler, who joins us.

Ed's had a busy week.

He's been out and about, building up to what is going to be a phenomenal Turnbull Stakes Day.

And also the Epsom meeting in Sydney.

Now that we have the final fields and barrier draws, it is going to be an intriguing contest.

Flemington on Turnbull Day.

As they coin the phrase, his moving day, there are so many races that will have further ramifications for not just the Caulfield and Melbourne Cup, but derbies, oaks, cool moors.

It is a ripping day, Ed, as I say hello to you.

And at this stage, the biggest question mark could be what will Melbourne's weather provide us with?

Hello to you, Michael.

And yes, based on what we're seeing and what we're getting essentially at the moment, a lot of rain is the short answer to your question.

So rain is forecast for Thursday, for Friday, and my weather app is also saying for parts of Saturday.

I've been in touch with Liam O'Keefe, the track manager at Flemington, Currently, Flemington is rated as a good threes.

I'm talking to you now.

But with all this rain that is forecast, in Liam's words, the track is going to be very heavy come Saturday.

So very heavy conditions for racing at headquarters on the weekend.

So that might throw up a few curveballs for us when trying to find a winner on Saturday.

Will that help us as we're using form from these races heading towards hopefully better tracks later on in the spring? Or could it be like a gold trip Animo spring where we're essentially each Saturday on heavy tracks and that's just par for the course this spring?

We'll make things interesting on Saturday.

I wasn't anticipating a heavy truck riding, but wow.

I don't think it'll affect Sir Delius too much.

He's two for two on the heavy in the Turnbull.

Arliana's also shown that she is adept on soft going, but...

You know, horses like Cosmic Crusader.

You've also got Zaran.

And every Thursday, we've got one of the best in the business, Ed Sadler, who joins us.

Ed's had a busy week.

He's been out and about, building up to what is going to be a phenomenal Turnbull Stakes Day.

And also the Epsom meeting in Sydney.

Now that we have the final fields and barrier draws, it is going to be an intriguing contest.

Flemington on Turnbull Day.

As they coin the phrase, his moving day, there are so many races that will have further ramifications for not just the Caulfield and Melbourne Cup, but derbies, oaks, cool moors.

It is a ripping day, Ed, as I say hello to you.

And at this stage, the biggest question mark could be what will Melbourne's weather provide us with?

Hello to you, Michael.

And yes, based on what we're seeing and what we're getting essentially at the moment, a lot of rain is the short answer to your question.

So rain is forecast for Thursday, for Friday, and my weather app is also saying for parts of Saturday.

I've been in touch with Liam O'Keefe, the track manager at Flemington, Currently, Flemington is rated as a good threes.

I'm talking to you now.

But with all this rain that is forecast, in Liam's words, the track is going to be very heavy come Saturday.

So very heavy conditions for racing at headquarters on the weekend.

So that might throw up a few curveballs for us when trying to find a winner on Saturday.

Will that help us as we're using form from these races heading towards hopefully better tracks later on in the spring? Or could it be like a gold trip Animo spring where we're essentially each Saturday on heavy tracks and that's just par for the course this spring?

We'll make things interesting on Saturday.

I wasn't anticipating a heavy truck riding, but wow.

I don't think it'll affect Sir Delius too much.

He's two for two on the heavy in the Turnbull.

Arliana's also shown that she is adept on soft going, but...

You know, horses like Cosmic Crusader.

You've also got Zaran.