Your Song is expected to set record for a three-year-old in the Stradbroke Handicap Peter Robl rides Your Song to an emphatic win in the BTC Cup. YOUR Song will be asked to set a modern record for a three-year-old in the Stradbroke Handicap, and the impost will be even more severe if he wins Saturday week's Doomben 10,000. The Anthony Cummings-trained colt shot to the top of Stradbroke markets with his awesome win in Saturday's BTC Cup. But while it assured him of a start in Queensland's premier race, it also made his task considerably harder at the weights. Racing Queensland handicapper Nathan Bourke said a good comparison could be made with 2009 BTC Cup winner Duporth when trying to determine a weight for Your Song in the Stradbroke. "Duporth was given 52.5kg on a 49.5kg limit after beating Apache Cat and a pretty hot field, albeit nowhere near as dynamic as Your Song was on Saturday," Bourke said. Since then the limit has gone up 1kg, so you are looking at something like 53.5kg or 54kg at this stage. A win in the 10,000 - in which Hugh Bowman takes over as rider from Peter Robl after he incurred a suspension at Hawkesbury last Thursday - would attract a likely penalty of an additional 1.5kg. Since the BTC Cup was switched to weight-for-age in 1991, Thorn Park is the only winner to complete the Stradbroke double. Sea Siren (2012), Apache Cat (2008), Accomplice (1997) and Barrosa Boy (1992) all won the 10,000 at their next start. No horse has completed the treble of races. Barrosa Boy came closest when second to Rough Habit in the Stradbroke. Sea Siren and Accomplice both ran ninth in the Stradbroke, while Apache Cat did not run. Sea Siren was penalised to 54kg last year and carried 55kg in the Stradbroke after weights were raised 1kg at acceptance time. The maximum weight carried by the last six three-year-olds to win the race were 50.5kg by Sincero two years ago; 50kg by Sniper's Bullet, Dane Ripper and Never Undercharge; and 48.5kg and 48kg respectively by fillies La Montagna and Private Steer. Your Song is by no means the only galloper Cummings has high hopes for in Brisbane this winter. Missy Cummings, who clocked quicker time and sectionals to All Too Hard last month in another race at Randwick on the same day, is a possible Stradbroke candidate for the stable, as is Fontelina. "The times and sectionals Missy Cummings ran last time compared to the All Aged Stakes speaks for the quality of her performance," Cummings said. Her times in comparison to the All Aged were remarkable for the grade. There's quite a few options. She will likely go to Scone and then we will decide which races in Brisbane to target.