Hot Dipped is a highly promising filly, now unbeaten in three starts. She settled nicely in fourth place, moved up (deep) from the 600m, raced to the front nearing the home turn and then dashed clear to score most impressively, handling the Soft6 conditions well. Hussy’s Glow was fifth on the rails, went to third on straightening and ran on well for a good second, although having no chance with the winner. The previously unbeaten Gee Gee Double Dee, winner of her first four starts, held a narrow lead (with Gee Gee Spitfire on her inside). She was under pressure on straightening, held second to the 100m and then tired late to take the minor placing, perhaps being tested stepping up to 1200m, also in wet conditions.