David Payne's Centennial Park set to run in fourth consecutive Expressway Stakes Tough sprinter Centennial Park. TRAINER David Payne's tough sprinter Centennial Park will strive to complete a rare feat when he contests his fourth consecutive Group 2 $200,000 Expressway Stakes (1200m) at Warwick Farm on Saturday. Centennial Park, a rising eight-year-old, first ran in the Expressway in 2010, finishing fourth to Rangirangdoo, before winning the race the next year and coming in second behind Rain Affair 12 months ago. Since the Expressway was first run in 1974, champions like Kingston Town, Luskin Star, Sir Dapper, Saintly, Tie The Knot and Lonhro have won the race but the only multiple winner has been Court's In Session (2005-06). Centennial Park, who invariably sprints well fresh, resumes on Saturday and is among 11 entries for the weight-for-age sprint. Team Hawkes has nominated top three-year-olds All Too Hard and Happy Galaxy, although the former is more likely to return at Caulfield on Saturday in the Group 1 $400,000 Orr Stakes (1400m). Trainer Peter Snowden has entered Pinwheel for both weight-for-age races, while stablemate Skytrain is in the Expressway. The Warwick Farm feature also includes trainer Chris Waller's Group 1-winning trio Albert The Fat, Danleigh and former top New Zealand three-year-old Tougher Than Ever, Guy Walter's comeback galloper Doctor Doom and Willy Jimmy, along with bush sprinter Jest Crewsin'.