Temple of Boom back for title defence Temple of Boom trainer Tony Gollan is hoping rain for rain to take the edge off the Rosehill track. Picture: Peter Bull. TODAY'S Galaxy marks the first anniversary of Tony Gollan's finest moment as a trainer, but he concedes it's going to take a lot of luck to repeat the dose. Temple Of Boom gave Gollan his first Group 1 win in last year's Galaxy, and he is back to defend his title, while talented sprinters Too Many Reds and Theft resume for the stable in the Listed Bribie Handicap at Eagle Farm. Gollan said today's Galaxy was lengths stronger than the field Temple Of Boom beat last year, and he hopes rain will arrives to take the edge off the Rosehill track. "I'm a realist and on a Good 3 track he will just find this company too nippy," he said. I thought he ran well first-up and he's come on since then, but with them changing the date of this race it's made it so much stronger. I'm sure he will run well and he won't be as far back as many people think in the run, but we know he's at his best when there's cut out of the ground. Gollan said Theft and Too Many Reds were both being aimed to run in the Weetwood next month, and may need the run today. "Again, this race has come up very strong and is a ridiculously good sprint race for so early in the carnival," he said. They are both in good shape, but I know this race will bring them right on for the Weetwood in a few weeks. Gold Coast trainer Les Kelly approaches the Bribie with higher expectations, saying punters no longer have reason to fear backing his talented mare Alltherightmoves. Alltherightmoves will run one of the favourites in the Bribie off the back of a brilliant first-up win. Kelly said he had uncovered the secret to having the mare breathe properly in her races. Kelly felt something was wrong after three flops last campaign, and the application of a crossover nose band worked wonders when she powered home under 59kg first-up at the Gold Coast. "We had a theory she had been holding her breath in her races, so we experimented with a bit of gear and it seemed to do the trick," Kelly said. He said you never go into a race like today's assignment confident, but he knows Alltherightmoves' best is good enough. A close third to Red Tracer at Group 2 level last June underlines how the Johannesburg mare is classy enough to win, as does the fact she ran quicker time than Gold Coast Stakes winner River Lad when winning first-up. "She's done everything right since the first-up run and her form shows she's well up to a race like this at her best," Kelly said. Alltherightmoves' win continued the impressive comeback to riding by Jackson Morris, who retains the ride. "He's very keen to get going again," Kelly said.