Weights favour Yosei in Goodwood despite Group 1 sucesses Trainer Stuart Webb would be well pleased with the weight handed to Yosei in Saturday's Group 1 Goodwood Handicap at Morphettville. MULTIPLE Group 1 winner Yosei is an example of how set weights and penalties conditions can be a big advantage for some. Yosei will carry the minimum 52.5kg in Saturday's Group 1 Goodwood at Morphettville, despite winning the Group 1 Thousand Guineas in 2010 and Tatts Tiara in 2011. Under the set-up, a galloper must carry an extra 3kg for a Group 1 win, but Yosei's wins fell outside the prescribed dates. She will be ridden by her regular jockey Michelle Payne. Vics dominate YOSEI continued to firm for The Goodwood after drawing barrier nine yesterday, in from $10 to $7.50 with TAB. Favourite Moment Of Change firmed from $2.50 to $2.05 after he drew gate six. Victorians dominate The Goodwood - 10 of the 18 runners are trained here. Bool positive swab RACING Victoria stewards have told father and son training team Bill and Symon Wilde that Great Lane, who won at Warrnambool last week, has returned a positive swab. Racing Analytical Services Limited found that a post-race urine sample contained a prohibited non-steroidal anti-inflammatory. Racing Victoria stewards are investigating. Four-year wait PATIENCE paid off for Geelong trainer Kelvin Smith when his six-year-old mare, Princess Madeleine, recorded her first win yesterday in the 2450m Maiden at Mornington - her 34th start. Her career kicked off as a two-year-old filly in February 2009. Doubt on King THE future of top Kiwi galloper King Mufhasa is in doubt after he bled when last in the Champions Mile in Hong Kong on Sunday. Trainer Bruce Wallace said he would look into the cause and decide if the eight-year-old would start again.