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A round up of news and items of interest from Randwick trackwork on Thursday January 28.

# Tony McEvoy will move into his High St stable block at Randwick next week, completing the shuffle of stables announced by the ATC in December. McEvoy will have Anthony Cummings and James Cummings as his neighbours.

# Peter Snowden says Capitalist has returned in top order from the Magic Millions and will have one trial before he runs in the Todman Stakes as his lead-up to the Golden Slipper.

# Snowden is looking forward to the first trial of the classy Rich Enuff at Randwick on Friday. He says the All-Aged Stakes could be the ideal G1 target for Rich Enuff in the autumn.

# Gai Waterhouse was in Melbourne for Flemington trackwork where she has a team of 10 work including classy Blue Diamond hope Thyme For Roses and Group performer Bonfire.

# Group One winners Speak Fondly and Pornichet have returned to training at Randwick, starting off a little later than the majority of the Waterhouse autumn carnival team.

# Zoutenant will have a new partner in his exhibition gallop at Rosehill on Saturday. Ecuador will now trial at Randwick on Friday with Sports Edition joining Zoutenant at Rosehill on Saturday.

# John Thompson is excited about the autumn prospects of French import Auvray, who will trial with his G1 stars First Seal and Honesta at Randwick on Friday.

# The James Cummings-trained Sydney Cup hope Ruling Dynasty will resume on Saturday week after trialling with stablemates Zarzali, Tempt Me Not and Sultry Feeling on Friday. He is set to clash with boom Kiwi Hasselhoof over 1600m on Saturday week.

# Ron Quinton has mapped out the Triscay Stakes and Guy Walter Quality as the lead-up races to the Coolmore Classic for Peeping after she trials on Friday.

# Peter Robl's Magic Millions team of Centre Pivot, Aussies Love Sport and Sugarparma will trial on Friday before resuming on next month. Robl has the Canberra Cup high on the agenda for Centre Pivot.