Tsogo Sun Gold Medallion winner Always In Charge will start off his campaign in a 1 200m graduation plate at Kenilworth on November 1.

Vaughan Marshall said: “After that he goes for the R2.5 million Lanzerac Ready To Run over 1 400m on November 19 and then we will take it from there.”

Marshall, who won the 2000 Cape Guineas with the colt’s sire Captain Al, has also mapped a start date for his unbeaten Allan Robertson winner The Secret Is Out who is by the same stallion.

He said: “She will run in the Choice Carriers Championship at the end of next month and then we will see how it goes.”

The World Sports Betting Fillies Guineas on December 3 is the obvious next step if she stays – “a mile shouldn’t be a problem but there is always a doubt in your mind,” the trainer admitted. “However MJ Byleveld is pretty convinced she will get it.”

Neither Grade 1 winner has been seen since their triumphs in early June although this is not, as widely supposed, because Marshall purposely put them away to save them for their three-year-old campaigns. “It was because they both got jarred up when winning those races at Scottsville,” he explained.

Meanwhile, My World will attempt to give weight all round in the Settlers Trophy at Durbanville on Saturday, the five-year-old’s first race of the season.

Candice Bass-Robinson said: “He was to have run in a 2 000m race just over a fortnight ago but they cancelled it. However I’m hoping he won’t need this because he has had a fair amount of work and I’ve galloped him twice.”

In-form Justin Snaith, bidding for his fourth win in this 2 400m Listed handicap, runs last month’s 2 400m winner Captain Splendid (Richard Fourie) and Francia (Greg Cheyne).

Greg Ennion is responsible for four of the 11 runners while Renate du Plessis sends Oh So Modus from Stilbaai and has booked Donovan Dillon. She also runs La Myst (Anthony Andrews) in the mile Novice Plate and Rahvar (MJ Byleveld) in the MR 86 Handicap.

Michael Clower