The Andrew Noblet-trained mare Silent Sedition followed up her excellent second after a wide trip in the Coolmore Classic (registered as T A D Kennedy Stakes) (Gr 1, 1500m) at Rosehill on 11 March with a Group One win here. She settled in fifth place, three wide, from her difficult barrier (10) before moving up well (still deep) rounding the home turn. She hit the front on passing the 100m and then fought back gamely to score a narrow but very good win after another wide run. Hellbent raced in seventh place, between runners, edged into clear running coming to the home turn, quickly moved up on straightening, challenged at the 100m and battled strongly for the closest of seconds in a smart effort. The favourite Star Turn had a nice run from his good barrier (3) racing in fifth place on the rails. He got along the inner at the home turn and briefly looked the winner when he hit the front on straightening before battling on to take third place after seeming to have every chance. Rock Magic was third last in the 12-horse field to the 600m and ran on well for (1.5 lengths) fourth. Japonisme was eighth to the home turn and made late ground for (2.1 lengths) fifth, indicating a return to form as his second run this preparation while Sheidel showed her customary pace to lead and after setting a solid pace (first 600m 34.92) she weakened to finish (2.2 lengths) sixth.