The headline race of the day will be the $500, 000 Group 1 Rosehill Guineas (2000m), but instead of just focusing on the scheduled highlight, IASbet have bet types that will have you watching every race in anticipation.

For races three, four, five, six, seven and nine, there are special Rosehill Head-to-Head odds where you can pick between two nominated horses to win. For example in the $150, 000 Group 2 Magic Night Stakes (1200m) IASbet.com customers can select between Georgette Silk or the Gai Waterhouse-trained More Strawberries to win, making for some scintillating showdowns!

The other enticing Rosehill special on offer is picking the number of winners a trainer or jockey will have success with at the meeting. This is a great way to get behind Australia’s premier trainers and hoops and to have an investment across the entire day’s racing.

Historic trainer Bart Cummings has four horses from his stable set to line-up throughout the day: Griffon in Race 1 the TAB Number 1 Club Handicap, Precedence in Race 3 the Veolia Environmental Services N E Manion Quality Cup, Skorost in Race 4 the Pago Pago Stakes and Rock Classic one of the odds-on favourites in Race 7 the Rosehill Guineas.

If you love the Cups King and believe in his ability to win in all four of the races he is represented in on Saturday, then you can bet on him to have four winners on the day with the juicy odds of $67.

Punters can bet trainers Bart Cummings, Gerald Ryan, Peter Snowden or jockeys Michael Rodd or Nash Rawiller will have zero, one, two, three or four wins on the day.

For full terms and conditions and to get in on the action these terrific Rosehill Special markets offer for Saturday visit IASbet.

The major drawcard of the day is the $250 000 Inglis Classic (1200m), which is restricted to two year old horses purchased at the Inglis Classic sale last year, and has a field of ten impressive youngsters ready to make their mark.

Only two fillies are contesting the event, Chance Bye and Boomshakalaka. The Marc Conners-trained Boomshakalaka has drawn the coveted barrier one and will be ridden by Tye Angland.

But it is Chance Bye, drawn wide with the far outside barrier ten that has been named as the one to beat. Trained by Michael Tubman, the undefeated daughter of Snitzel is coming off a thrilling win in the Inglis Nursery (1000m) at Randwick and has been installed as the odds-on favourite for Saturday.

She is sure to face some formidable competition as the high calibre of rivals includes the Grahame Begg-trained Ilovethiscity (br. 6) due to be ridden by star hoop Nash Rawiller, and Rick Worthington’s Third Man, drawn ideally in barrier two.

Third Man is by the same thriving first season sire as the warm favourite Chance Bye, Snitzel.

The Mark de Montfort-trained Travaldo has finally had some success with the barrier draw, the young gelding jumping from barrier four. Travaldo has drawn poorly in the majority of his starts, but on Saturday with Mitchell Bell aboard he will be making the most of his natural gate speed and hopefully find a forward position early on.

The Racing NSW Rewards Club Inglis Classic is scheduled to run as race five at the meeting’s cracker eight-event programme and will jump at 3:50pm (NSW time).

2010 Inglis Classic Final Field & Preview:

Local trainer Gai Waterhouse added another win to her name when her runner Rabbuka, the $4.20 favourite, claimed victory 1 1/4 lengths ahead of the Peter Snowden-trained Spinney ($5.50) with Adelaide Cup winner Zavite ($16), trained by Anthony Cummings, coming in third.

It was a gallant run by seven-year-old Zavite, who carried the topweight of 59kg and did well to finish in the top three after missing the start.

Carrying the second heaviest weight of 57.5kg did nothing to slow Rabbuka down as he stormed to the winning post first in a time of 2:03.36 for his first 2000m victory.

Jockey Nash Rawiller followed Waterhouse’s instructions and rode the six-year-old Giant’s Causeway gelding aggressively to the line in a lead-all-the-way win.

The second favourite at $3.30, Rainbow Styling, failed to live up to the punter’s expectations, coming in fifth just behind fourth placegetter Theophorus ($9.50) after the wide barrier draw proved too much for the Hawkes-trained five-year-old.

Rabbuka has now won eight of his 21 career starts for over $390 000 in prizemoney.

Next on the cards at Rosehill are barrier trials on Friday 22^nd January, followed by the course’s next feature race meeting the Racing Rewards Inglis Classic Race Day on Saturday the 23^rd.

2010 Frank Underwood Cup Results:

Gaining much attention is five-year-old Rainbow Styling trained by the Hawkes team including Hall Of Fame inductee John Hawkes, the Zabeel gelding is attempting his third successive victory. Rainbow Styling has drawn wide with barrier nine in the ten-horse field but is still highly fancied to take out the Frank Underwood after his solid last start win in the Listed Tattersalls Cup over the same 2000m distance.

Rainbow Styling will be ridden by Jim Cassidy, who partnered the horse for his Tattersalls Cup victory and is back from suspension just in time for Saturday.

The Anthony Cummings-trained Adelaide Cup winner Zavite has been allocated the heaviest weight of 59kg, the seven-year-old due to be ridden by heavyweight hoop Glyn Schofield from barrier five.

Starting on the inside of Zavite is Rabbuka, trained by Gai Waterhouse and ridden on Saturday by Nash Rawiller.

Meanwhile the Peter Snowden’s ever consistent Spinney has secured barrier one.

The Listed Frank Underwood Cup is scheduled as race six on Saturday.

Rosehill Gardens Race Programme – Saturday January 16, 2010:

2010 Schweppes Frank Underwood Cup Final Field & Barrier Draw: