King Bart has finally met his match Anthony Cummings says he is giving the partnership of his legendary father and son a free kick to start with at Rosehill on Saturday. Gliding will be the first city runner for Bart and James Cummings in the final race after a few runners at Kembla Grange, starting with maiden Holy Lord, a four-year-old which hasn't been placed in nine starts but steps up to 2000 metres. "He gets the honour of being our first runner [in partnership]," James said. A couple of people have said wait until you have the right one to start with but we are a racing stable and not that much has changed. It has in the racebook with Bart and James Cummings appearing next to the horses out of Leilani Lodge at Randwick. Next week a new website will be launched but the philosophy behind the stable will remain the same. Bart has earned the right to be known by his first name (12 Melbourne Cup victories have made him a part of the Australian fabric) but it is time to hand over the baton. James, while only 25, is the future and while he has been under the guidance of the master, he holds joint billing with the most famous name in the sport. He held a celebration of the partnership at the stable on Thursday. "Bart can't be here but he told me to tell you that we're going to have plenty of winners," James Cummings told the gathering. It means the fourth generation of the Cummings family enters the training ranks and Anthony is a proud father. "I don't have runner against them [in Gliding's race], so it is a free kick," he said. It is something that they have been working towards for a long while and it is great to see it finally in place. I'll be watching from a safe distance on Saturday and hoping they can find a winner. Both stables put some spring hopefuls on show at the Randwick barrier trials on Friday. While Norzita was under only Bart's name in the results - a teething problem of the change - she will be prepared by the partnership. The Doncaster placegetter trialled well but nine lengths adrift of Rain Affair.