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The form guide suggests Drachenfels has his work cut out against hot favourite Plonka at Grafton on Tuesday, but after the weekend Cessnock trainer Jeremy Sylvester has just had, an upset just might be on the cards.
Sylvester bagged a long-priced two-track double on Saturday and hopes his winning run can extend to Tuesday with his two Grafton runners Drachenfels and Rubick's Command.
Drachenfels, who has not won for more than three years, is looking to upset Coffs Harbour galloper Plonka and the in-form Grafton sprinter Bugalugs in the Open Hcp (1200m).
Rubick's Command is looking to bounce back from a Kensington failure last start when he tackles the CG&E Class 1 Hcp (1200m). Sylvester's other acceptor, Sportsman, will not run in the Maiden Hcp (1000m) after drawing an outside gate.