Group One winners Pinker Pinker, Sepoy and Helmet will be the star attractions at the official barrier trials under lights at Cranbourne on Tuesday.
Trainer Greg Eurell has confirmed Pinker Pinker will make her first appearance since her Cox Plate victory in October.
However, he has not yet decided whether she runs in a heat over 1000 metres or 1300.
The mare is scheduled to resume in the Group One Futurity Stakes (1400m) at Caulfield on February 25.
Darley stablemates Sepoy and Helmet will run in the first and second trials respectively, both over 1000m for three-year-old colts and geldings.
Sepoy is set to resume in the Group One Oakleigh Plate (1100m) at Caulfield on February 25 while Helmet will go first up in to the Group Three C S Hayes Stakes (1400m) on February 18 ahead of the Group One Australian Guineas (1600m) on March 3, both at at Flemington.
The two Peter Snowden-trained colts each won two Group One races as two year-olds and carried that form to the spring of their three-year-old season but will soon be lost to Australian racing.
They will run in front of their owner Sheikh Mohammed in Dubai on World Cup night before being transferred to the Godolphin operation.
Sepoy will contest the Group One Golden Shaheen (1200m) on the artificial Tapeta surface while Helmet will run in the United Arab Emirates Derby (1800m).
Melbourne Cup placegetter and Australian Cup contender Lucas Cranach is scheduled to run in the same Cranbourne trial as champion jumper Black And Bent.
Two of the 13 Cranbourne trials will be for two-year-olds with Blue Diamond Preview placegetter Members Joy down to run over 1000 metres and the Snowden-trained Blue Diamond contender Forget entered for the colts and geldings trial over the same trip.
There were 143 acceptors for the trials which are the second set under lights at Cranbourne following a successful initiation on January 24.
Cranbourne will be unveiled as a night racing venue on March 9.
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