Moody hopes to get back on track Trainer Peter Moody, who returned to hospital this week following a recurrence of blood poisoning, is hoping to be released in time to see some of his vast team run this weekend. Those close to one of Australia's most powerful trainers maintain that the man who prepared the unbeaten Black Caviar is confident of overcoming his latest episode of cellulitis and return to his Caulfield base by Saturday morning. In March, just prior to the retirement of the world's best sprinter, Moody was again admitted to hospital with the blood condition - the same problem he had in 2012. Moody has runners across Australia on Saturday - at Flemington, Doomben, in Queensland, Scone (NSW) and Morphettville (South Australia). He also has a runner in the Scone Cup on Friday. ■ Zabeelionaire is racing for a stud deal in Saturday's group 1 Doomben Cup, in which several of the leading hopes could be ruled out because of a likely wet track. The [wet] track might be a worry, but he ploughed through it OK when we worked him on a heavy track at Doomben on Tuesday, but it is different under race conditions. The track will play a huge role in betting on the Cup, in which Lights Of Heaven ($3.70), Foreteller ($3.80) and Lamasery ($8.50) are the only runners under double figures. "If it is really wet, two of the top three hopes are almost out of play," said Glenn Munsie of TABSportsbet. Lights Of Heaven can handle it but ... I'm worried that most of the form for the race is coming out of the Hollindale [Stakes] at the Gold Coast where they finished in a bunch. The three-year-old Hippopus won the St Leger in Melbourne last time but the things he beat would be a 100-1 in this race, so I can't have him at all. Zabeelionaire is coming off reasonable form in the spring and provided he handles the conditions he can run a great race. With Chris Roots