Imported stayer Shraaoh provided the acclaimed Irish sire Sea The Stars with his tenth Group One winner when he won Saturday’s $ 2 million Sydney Cup at Randwick to extend the great run Australian Bloodstock have enjoyed with their overseas buys.

Last year’s winner Destiny’s Kiss heads a strong line-up of nominations for Friday’s $160,000 Wyong Gold Cup with the race attracting the interest of champion Victorian trainer Darren Weir.

Darren Weir may yet foil Chris Waller’s bid to be crowned Australia’s leading Group One trainer for a record fifth successive season.

Former New Zealand three-year-old Mongolian Wolf has been grounded in Melbourne and will start at Caulfield on Saturday.

There are 16 to go around in the 2017 Rough Habit Plate at Doomben on Saturday as one of the lead ups to the Derby in a month.