David Vandyke confident in-form Keith's Legacy can strike in the Listed $150,000 XXXX Gold Rowley Mile Peter Robl rides Keith's Legacy home to victory on BMW Doncaster Day at Royal Randwick. TRAINER David Vandyke is convinced in-form Keith's Legacy won't get a better opportunity to graduate to stakes grade than the Listed $150,000 XXXX Gold Rowley Mile (1600m) at Hawkesbury today. Keith's Legacy is racing in career-best form with successive wins at Royal Randwick convincing Vandyke to aim higher with the rejuventated six-year-old. "Despite the step up in class, the distance and the drop in weight suit him - it all looks the right race for the horse," Vandyke said. If he is going to win a Listed race and is going to step up to the next level, then fourth up in this race will be the day. Bookies agree that Keith's Legacy is the horse to beat in the Rowley Mile, rating him the $4 favourite in overnight betting. Vandyke said even Keith's Legacy's awkward barrier draw didn't overly concern him. "He will start out of barrier 10 and there is good speed directly inside him," Vandyke said. They should roll along early at a decent tempo and the field should string out a little so I'm hoping Keith's Legacy can get over and find cover. All he needs is a bit of luck early and I'm confident he will be hard to beat again. He's a very tough horse. Vandyke's consistent stayer Above All is also rated as favourite at $4.60 for the $100,000 Richmond Club Provincial Stayers Championship (2100m). Above All has had seven starts this preparation for two wins and five seconds, including three successive runner-up placings over 2400m at his most recent starts. "When you study his form and realise he has had seven runs this campaign it would be easy to think maybe coming back to 2100m, he might be a bit dour and a bit flat but it is quite the opposite," Vandyke said. This horse has freshened up beautifully since his last start and I think he will run a big race. The Warwick Farm-based trainer who boasts one of the best strike-rates in Sydney racing also has last-start winner Saint La Bamba one of the fancied runners in the Blake's Marine Handicap (1500m). Vandyke might have three winning chances at Hawkesbury but the trainer won't be at the stand-alone meeting. Instead, he will be at the Gold Coast meeting to watch his stable star Lamasery contest the Group 2 $350,000 Hollindale Stakes (1800m). "I could not let Lamasery go around without me," he said.