One step at a time for Colm's rising star Fortunately for co-owner Colm Santry, if One Step Beyond can live up to his name and win the $100,000 Rosebud (1200 metres) on Saturday, he won't have to eyeball the vanquished. The winner returns at the front of the new Randwick grandstand, which will be fully operational for the first time on Saturday, while losers go back to the "Theatre of the Horse," and, given Santry has a gelding taking on a Coolmore-owned colt, that might be a good thing for him. He is one of key men at Coolmore, and forked out $65,000 for the son of Northern Meteor at the Magic Millions a couple of years ago - a wee way from the $960,000 his boss paid for Bull Point, a rival on Saturday. "I have been keeping very quiet around the office," Santry said. We know we have a very nice horse, which is jumping up in class. I have joked with them that this gelding will there in all the big races if he shows he is up to it. Bull Point is obviously a very good colt and to beat him will be very hard, but it is a very strong race with Watabout and Eurozone also there. But all I can say is I'm happy with my horse and hope he can run into the prizemoney. For Bull Point, his future as a stallion will be decided in the next couple of runs. Santry and his happy group of owners have already made that decision for One Step Beyond. "I'm in the breeding game and I know if there isn't two-year-old form there, there isn't that much chance of going on to be a stallion," he said. It [gelding] was a decision to give him every chance of making it [as racehorse]. His form reads well, a 4½-length fifth in the Pago Pago Stakes, won by Sidestep, on debut. The winner went on to be runner-up in the Golden Slipper, while the third placegetter, Fuerza just failed to hold off Guelph in the Champagne Stakes. "It was a good run because he ended up shinsore, and stuck to the inside and worked home nicely," Santry said. We gave him a good break and gelded him and he beat a good one of the Hawkes' at Gosford, coming from behind when they won from in front all day. [Trainer] Anthony [Cummings] has always said he is a nice horse and we could aim at races like the Golden Rose and Caulfield Guineas or Spring Champion Stakes with him. He gets his chance to prove he is up to it on Saturday. There is a silver lining for Coolmore if One Step Beyond can win The Rosebud. "The boss still owns the mare and she is in foal to Fastnet Rock and will be covered by him again this season," Santry said. I'm sure she will produce another couple of good horses.