There will be a good indication of Kahlo Hayze’s current form this Thursday night at Albion Park when she jumps from box three in a best eight event over 520 metres.
Directly inside her are the Selena Zammit Group-class duo of All Natural (box two) and Cluster (box one).
And, directly outside is Pamela Field’s form chaser, More Than Money.
“This is a very good field and a good test,” Trigg said.
“We hope that she will be back to her best for the Brisbane summer carnival.”
He said an upcoming Ipswich Cup campaign, was ‘unlikely’.
Trigg said he had been saddened at the news of the passing of Queensland training and breeding icon Bill Elson on Sunday.
He said the achievements of Bill and his family were an inspiration to the entire industry.
“I first met Bill and his son Travis when they would come to Bundaberg when we were starting out, just learning,” Trigg said.
“What Bill achieved during his career is inspirational, incredible.
“I came to know Travis really well and he was the one that first put me in touch with Sandra (Hunt).