The Anthony Cummings-trained filly Philizzy, a $340,000 purchase at the 2019 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sales, staged an impressive performance in winning here on debut. She was eased from barrier 8 and settled in second last place in the nine-runner field, tracking a fast early pace, before improving (deep) on straightening. She then sprinted well, challenged at the 100m and finished a bit too well and grabbed a narrow but very good win. The Chris Waller-trained colt Osamu, a $1.7m purchase at the 2019 Inglis Sydney Easter Yearling Sales, was ridden patiently and settled nicely back in fourth place. He moved up easily on turning for home, briefly looked the winner when he took the lead at the 200m and then fought well for (short head) second in a really promising effort on debut. The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained colt Remorseless was smartly away but was eased when caught deep and settled in seventh place before commencing to improve at the home turn. He then took some time to respond and then made late ground to take third, finishing just in front of Formentera, who showed good pace on debut before holding on well for (2.5 lengths) fourth with Hinchbeast (2.7 lengths) fifth after being prominent most of the way.