Trainer Grahame Begg took valuable information from Biologics’ last start, even though the three-year-old filly finished second-last, nearly ten lengths adrift of the winner.

The run at Flemington proved to the Cranbourne-based trainer that the daughter of I Am Invincible struggles on Heavy tracks.

Pinecliff Racing’s filly came through the 1200-metre race on June 6, her first on a surface rated worse than Good, without any issues. Begg has entered her for Saturday’s 1200m 3YO fillies handicap at Caulfield, but her acceptance is dependent on the weather.

“She was going really well into the race and we thought she’d run really well, but the unknown was the ground,” Begg stated.

“Obviously they got rain on the day of the race and it deteriorated and she just wasn’t comfortable at all.”

“She’s nominated, so we’ll see what happens and what the week brings.”

The Caulfield track was recorded as a Soft 7 on Monday. However, with minimal rainfall predicted for Melbourne this week, conditions are expected to improve significantly by raceday.

Biologics would be third-up if she contests the race. Her previous start at Flemington was preceded by a dominant first-up victory over 1100m in a fillies and mares benchmark 62 grade at Werribee.

Prior to that, she had contested a couple of unplaced runs in Stakes company against her own sex last spring, with her sole other start being a maiden win at Pakenham.

Although Begg has not yet committed Biologics to a start, another of his mares, Takeko, is slated to race.

The lightly-raced five-year-old mare will aim to improve her impressive first-up statistics in the $150,000 fillies and mares BM84 over 1100 metres.

Her first-up record shows two wins and a second from three attempts. The daughter of Saxon Warrior indicated potential for another strong fresh run with a second place in a recent Pakenham jumpout.

Luke Cartwright, a jockey claiming 1.5kg, guided Takeko during the jumpout and will be on board for Saturday’s race. Begg expressed enthusiasm for the mare’s return to racing, her first since winning at Moonee Valley on August 9.

“She’s a progressive mare, she’s coming off a bit of a layoff but she’s going well and she’ll come in very well at the weights after the claim,” Begg said.

The betting markets for Takeko’s return are shaping up. Consider exploring the available racing odds on Australian betting sites.

Oba Femi is set to team up with former multi-time WWE World Champion Seth Rollins for the first time. The duo will face The Vision on SmackDown after a thrilling face-off on Monday.

Rollins once again made life miserable for The Vision after costing them the WWE World Tag Team Championships in the main event of RAW. His interference led to The Street Profits dethroning Bron Breakker and Austin Theory. After the cameras stopped rolling on RAW, Femi saved Rollins from The Vision.

WWE has announced a huge tag team match for SmackDown. Femi will team up with Rollins to face the now-former World Tag Team Champions in London.

Here’s WWE’s official announcement:

Bron Breakker made a huge claim about Seth Rollins before WWE Backlash

Bron Breakker and Seth Rollins are set to collide in a Steel Cage Match at the Night of Champions Premium Live Event. This will mark the trilogy between the former Vision stablemates.

Breakker made a huge claim about Rollins before their match at the Backlash Premium Live Event, stating that The Visionary should leave the business, questioning his passion.

“Stuff that goes through my head when I’m working out is my goals. Where I want to be in a year from now, two years from now, next Saturday. On my mind, on repeat. He’s [Seth Rollins] is probably on his bus right now, having his first coffee cup of the day. Just waking up his sorry a** out of bed. You don’t want this sh*t as bad as I want it anymore. He don’t want this like I want this. He doesn’t need this anymore. He’s got all the money in the world, he’s got all the fame. He’s got everything he ever could have dreamed of to get out of this business. He’s already done it all. I need this match. I need to beat him. It’s the only way, it’s the only way that Bron Breakker and The Vision and my brand and Paul Heyman can move forward in here. If we win, it’s on me.”

Oba Femi will also be in action at Night of Champions. He will face Jey Uso in the final of the King of the Ring Tournament.