Moreau victory a welcome distraction for trainer Dean Binaisse Trainer Dean Binaisse enjoyed his day at Caulfield when Moreau led all the way on a leader-biased track to win the Herald Sun Plate. DEAN Binaisse received a welcome distraction from a potentially damaging inquiry when well-backed Moreau won at Caulfield yesterday. Binaisse has been named as a trainer of interest in racing's on-going probe into alleged use of peptides in racing. Racing Victoria stewards are likely to reveal a development in the case in the next few days. Fellow trainers have been supportive of Binaisse, with a leading trainer last week describing peptides as "nothing more than a bit of protein" and that Binaisse was among the most respected trainers in the state. Binaisse refused to discuss the inquiry yesterday, focusing on the potential of the well-backed Moreau. Moreau led all the way on a leader-biased track to win the Herald Sun Plate. Binaisse said he had always had a high opinion of Moreau, adding she would be even better over a middle distance. Yesterday's race was over 1600m. "It was a good result for the owners and a good result for the stable," Binaisse said. Robbie Laing reckons yesterday's 1600m winner Polanski might be a Victoria Derby chance in the spring. Laing said his recent Derby runners Subiaso and Scelto had won over 1600m at this time of year, in the Gibson Carmichael Stakes, prior to competitive Derby runs. "Last year the horse that ran last in the Gibson Carmichael was Fiveandahalfstar," Laing said, referring to the 20012 Derby winner.