David Hall's stable is riding on the crest of a wave and Triple Trio players are well advised to jump on the bandwagon with the Australian trainer looking to have outstanding chances in the final two legs at Sha Tin on Sunday.
With the Triple Trio failing to be lifted at the last two Sha Tin meetings, the pool is expected to reach $16 million and stablemates Bodacious and Bold Win look to have found perfect races, making each an appealing banker.
Hall, in only his second season since relocating from Melbourne, prepared his first Hong Kong treble last Saturday to give him 26 winners for the season and elevate him to the top 10 on the premiership race.
Hall has swung around the fortunes of several horses this season, including Beethoven, Jubiloso and Groom Raider, and Bodacious, set to run in the middle pin, is another that has finally turned the corner after a slow start to his career.
After managing only one placing in his first 13 starts, Hall ordered the five-year-old to be gelded and the results were instant, with Bodacious resuming from a spell to score a comprehensive win at Happy Valley on April 12.
He took a rise in class 25 days later and was responsible for an excellent effort in finishing third to the promising Skyview Bar after ruining his winning chance with a slow getaway.