Suspended: Alysha Collett. Shannon Perry was at Royal Ascot 10 years ago celebrating the King's Stand-Golden Jubilee double with Choisir but it was one of the champion's sons, Wouldn't It Be Nice, which gave the Paul Perry yard success at Randwick on Saturday. "It's 10 years to the day," Perry jnr said. Probably one of the best experiences in my life and Choisir is still giving us winners. Wouldn't It Be Nice settled back and romped to a 1¾ lengths win from Baltic Warrior with No Ifs And Buts getting home late to run third 2¾ lengths further back. "That is the way to ride him and he really hit the line," jockey Glyn Schofield said. Perry gave credit to the suspended Kathy O'Hara for getting the Choisir colt back to the winner's circle. "She has been on him for the past couple and made some suggestions," Perry said. We put a tongue tie on him and rode him back because of what she said. He is a nice sort of a horse. Drifting favourite Correio led but was disappointing. "He just got going a bit hard and that was it," jockey Christian Reith said. Clarry Conners didn't see Baltic Warrior tumble in the Theatre of the Horse before running second to Wouldn't It Be Nice. "They tell me he spun around and lost his footing on the non-slip surface," Conners said. There was a bit of water on it, so I don't know if that caused the problem. He still ran a great race. Alysha Collett returned from suspension at Randwick on Saturday and immediately earned a six-meeting stint on the sidelines riding Secessio. Collett clipped heels as she aimed up for a run between Celtic Prince and Bag Of Nickels and almost fell. She pleaded not guilty to careless riding but stewards believed she had put herself in a dangerous position. Collett's suspension, which begins on June 30, was her seventh in a year.. "They are just like him and getting better all the time," Gai Waterhouse's race-day foreman Mark Newnham said after Northern Glory led home a Northern Meteor quinella from Repartee. "Northern Meteor was that sort of horse that he kept improving and all the ones we have are similar to him," Newnham said. The win was reward for Alysha Collett. I like riding for Gai. I go to trackwork for her twice during the week and that's two wins from four starts for her, so it's a good strike rate," Collett said.