While most of the two-year-olds in Gerald Ryan’s stable have gone for spells there are still some with more to give this season.<\/p>\n

Pymble and Boyish line up at Canterbury on Monday with the latter’s campaign dogged by wet tracks.<\/p>\n

Boyish hasn’t raced since early March when he finished third on debut in the Wellington Boot.<\/p>\n

“He should have raced again before now,” Ryan said.<\/p>\n

“But there have been race meetings called off or he has been balloted out.<\/p>\n

“He’s trained on well and I think he can win a couple of races.<\/p>\n

Pymble has also had just one start when fourth behind Trekking in December.<\/p>\n

Trekking went on to run second to the Ryan-trained Trapeze Artist in the Black Opal Stakes with the latter a Group One placegetter in the ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes earlier this month.<\/p>\n

“Pymble has had two barrier trials and shows ability,” Ryan said.<\/p>\n\n

“He is a better horse now than his first start.”<\/p>\n

The James Cummings-trained debutante Envy Of All is the early $4 favourite for the Two-Year-old Maiden (1100m) with Pymble next at $6.50 and Boyish a $13 chance.<\/p>\n

Stablemate Stilettoed Vixen runs in Monday’s Vinery Hcp (1100m), her first start since September.<\/p>\n

She has also had two trials to get ready for her return.<\/p>\n

“I purposely left off with her and hopefully she can go through the winter,” Ryan said.<\/p>\n

“She was good last winter so hopefully she can do well again.”<\/p>\n

The Canterbury meeting is the first at the track since February 17.<\/p>\n

The centre has been the quarantine home for Godolphin’s visiting horses with Polarisation and Penglai Pavilion still in residence and expected to take part in Saturday’s re-run of the Sydney Cup.<\/p>\n

Polarisation crossed the line first of the six horses who completed the 3200 metres on April 8 with their jockeys unaware the feature had been called a no-race.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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