The spring carnival may be over but there is still plenty of top-quality racing to keep you entertained on Saturday.
The resident GTO tipsters have done the form and are ready to find you some winners with their best bets.
Doomben R1 Tip #4 Floral Oasis $3.90
This daughter of Not A Single Doubt put in an excellent run on debut after being a notable drifter in betting.
She was tardy out of the barriers and worked through the field nicely along the rails.
She got within 0.75 lengths of Exo Lady which looks a strong form lead, given that filly has won her only two starts.
Jockey Michael Cahill will choose where he positions her depending on how well she jumps, but I'm expecting her to go back again from gate 8 all the same.
If she finishes as well as she did at her first start, you can expect Cahill to get her over the top of them.
Cranbourne Race 6 Tip #4 Bless Her $3.80
Under-rated mare who looks well placed in this handicap event.
Forget her last start failure at Flemington, as nothing worked out for her.
She was checked in the early stages and was not able to get into the race.
I believe we should go on her previous start, when she finished second in a stakes race at Caulfield to Mileva.
She will get the added benefit of a wet track and loves it when the sting is out of the ground. Her record on rain affected surfaces currently stands at 5 wins and 3 placings from 10 attempts.
There is also going to be great speed in this race which will suit her perfectly.
Carrying only 54 kgs, this looks tailor made for her to return to the winner's circle.
Ascot Race 3 Tip #7 Triple Missile $2.35
Triple Missile has come back even better for new trainer Lindsey Smith.
He dropped into a different postcode last start, but still rattled off the fastest last 800, 600, 400 and 200 metres of the meeting when running sub-22 for the 400 and sub-11 for the 200.
On that occasion, he clocked faster sectionals than the WA Group 3 field including Group 1 performed runners.
He meets Wilchino 1.5kg better for that 0.4 length defeat and the rise to 1200m will be more in his favour. Furthermore, his rival is stepping past 1000m for the first time since his 2YO debut.
Ziebell and Wilchino will still ensure a good tempo, however it will be nothing compared to last start over the 1000m.
Drawn the widest barrier Triple Missile will still settle in the second half of the field, however from there his electric turn of foot gets him over the top.
Cranbourne R1 Tip #12 You Ess Ess Are $4.20
This two-year-old from the Busuttin and Young stable has jumped out well, giving me the indication she is ready for a good debut here.
In all jump-outs she has been on speed and showed good natural acceleration.
I am expecting her to be forward here and take some catching around the Cranbourne track.