Three-year-old filly She Will Reign, having her first start since winning the Golden Slipper Stakes (Gr 1, 1200m) at Rosehill on 18 March, settled back in second last place in the 13-horse field before being urged to improve by Kerrin McEvoy nearing the 600m. She went very deep rounding the home turn and then came with a strong late run under her 50kg to score a narrow but impressive victory, her second Group One win in six starts. The Lloyd Kennewell-trained mare Viddora raced back in tenth place, on the rails, before getting between runners at the home turn. She went to fifth at the 100m and kept finishing well to take a close second in a very smart first up performance. Sheidel showed her customary pace to lead. She was then pressured in front (by Russian Revolution), got a break on straightening and then held on very well for third after a taxing time at a hot early tempo. Rock Magic had a good trip in fifth place (one off the rails). He challenged at the home turn and then fought really well for (1.6 lengths) fourth. Voodoo Lad was last to the 600m, went deep on straightening and ran on well for (1.8 lengths) fifth while Russian Revolution worked from his wide barrier (11) before racing outside the leader (at a strong tempo) and weakened nearing the home turn to finish 12th after a difficult trip.