Samaready shows she's willing and able Back on top: Craig Newitt riding Samaready wins Theshark.com.au Stakes at Caulfield on Saturday. Mick Price is eyeing another group 1 with Samaready after the star mare made a winning comeback at Caulfield on Saturday. The 2012 group 1 Blue Diamond winner missed a year of racing because of a torn muscle across her hindquarter, but showed she had lost none of her ability with a first-up win in the group 3 Theshark.com.au Stakes (1100 metres). Price said he had been "too scared" to work Samaready too hard on the training track before her return and was relieved to see the four-year-old handle the pressure of a race. "It's onwards and upwards from here," he said. She's a good filly and it was good to see her hit the line 100 per cent. Price said he would now look to weight-for-age sprints at Moonee Valley, starting with the group 2 McEwen Stakes in two weeks and then the group Moir Stakes (1200m) on September 27. Samaready took her record to five wins from seven starts. Jockey Craig Newitt had the $5.50 favourite parked fourth in a solidly run race and when he asked the mare to make her run she responded to defeat Chiaramonte ($9) by 1¼ lengths with Anise ($17) a long neck away third. "It's very satisfying and it's relief," Newitt said. These horses don't come along very often. She dominated as a two-year-old and I always thought she would be a better three-year-old. Then we never really got to see her as a three-year-old." with AAP Coolmore's Tom Magnier watched Bull Point go down in a photo to Stamina in the opener at Rosehill before jumping on the plane to Melbourne. "I hope we have a bit more luck down there," he said. Of course, he was off to see Atlantic Jewel in the Memsie Stakes. Jockeys were banned from using Tipperary safety vests after concerns about quality control. "We received information later on Friday night about them and the jockeys' association contacted all their members and we got on the phones," Racing NSW chief steward Ray Murrihy said. We just didn't want anyone using those vests [on Saturday]. It affects about a third of the jockeys because they are a lighter vest. It is better to not use them for the moment, until the Australian Racing Board makes decision ... next week. Jim Cassidy was caught out by the ban and had to buy a new vest when he arrived at the track. "I had my phone off and when I got here I found out," he said. That makes it an expensive day before you start. Kris Lees had a bit to thank Glyn Schofield about after Sweet Talkin Woman won at Rosehill on Saturday. "I copped a good ride and some good advice and it made all the difference," Lees said. Schofield had ridden Sweet Talkin Woman when she was beaten 1¾ lengths into fifth a fortnight earlier and told Lees to remove the blinkers. "The blinkers came off because of Glyn and he got the job done with a perfect ride," Lees said. Peter Moody's stable moves to its new home at Randwick on Sunday after a successful stint at Rosehill. The move was delayed by vital plumbing work at the 24-horse High Street stable. Impressive colt Stamina gave the team a farewell winner at Rosehill and will be part of two-truckload move. "There 10 horses that we will move and there are a number of other ready to come in when we get there," Sydney forewoman Clare Cunningham said. Pete will come up next week once we are settled in. Gai Waterhouse said Danas Best "was a bit of wild colonial boy" when he arrived at her stable but he is now a Metropolitan contender after completing a hat-trick of wins at Rosehill on Saturday. "I love this sort of horse," Waterhouse said after the 2400m win. I started to program towards the Metropolitan a couple of runs ago. Hugh Bowman is another fan of Danas Best, which is likely to head to the Newcastle Cup. "He doesn't feel that classy sort of horse but he just keeps stepping up to the plate every time," Bowman said. Melbourne Cup favourite Puissance De Lune sure had Glen Boss feeling "terrific" on his way to Caulfield on Saturday after a barrier trial at Ballarat. "He went terrific," Boss said of the P.B. Lawrence Stakes winner. He's looks really good and healthy and he feels terrific. It was just a 1000m trial up and he went terrific. It was a heavy track but he just ploughed through it without a problem. Puissance De Lune will run in next week's Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington. "He's still not there fitness wise because that was his first bit of work since his last run," Boss said. He's done nothing but go to the beach.