The song remained the same for red-hot Brett Prebble yesterday, with a treble, the Jockey Challenge and a continuation of the stunning partnership he has formed with John Moore.
Prebble won for Moore on Thanksgiving and Joyful Winner II, taking his tally for the reigning champion trainer to 12 wins from 35 rides since the pair hooked up in March after Darren Beadman's barrier trial accident but that is part of a larger hot streak for the Australian jockey.
With the David Hall-trained Breeze Of Luck adding the third win to his tally yesterday, Prebble's recent form shows 21 winners from his last 86 rides, and the jockey was again quick to take advantage of the 'C+3' track and conditions on Breeze Of Luck.
As he had done winning on Common Goal and Familists at the last 'C+3' meeting a month ago, Prebble was decisive in taking Breeze Of Luck to the outside rail in the straight and it proved a winning formula.
'You can't just do it on any horse in any race, but this was the right race pattern and the right horse,' he said later.
'Breeze Of Luck needs to get balanced and needs to get away from other horses because any bump puts him off his game. It was the plan that, if they went a good gallop, which it looked on paper, I'd be getting him out there away from horses and to better ground. He's got a great turn of foot for a lower grade horse and I think he also appreciated the juice in the ground - early in the season, I rode him like that and he came to win but didn't go through with it on firmer ground.'
Moore's treble saw him chipping away at John Size's championship lead, but Moore admitted he isn't even thinking about it.