Glyn Schofield keen to forge a link with Adelaide trainer Tony McEvoy Jockey Glyn Schofield rides Le Roi to victory in the Summer Cup at Rosehill. GLYN Schofield can't remember the last time he rode at Hawkesbury's stand-alone Saturday race day. But the champion jockey gets the opportunity to compete at the feature meeting today - and he might soon become a lot more familiar with the picturesque provincial track at the foot of the Blue Mountains. Schofield is teaming up with trainer Tony McEvoy in two races today, including Mouro in the Listed $150,000 XXXX Gold Hawkesbury Rowley Mile (1600m). This could also signal the start of a new and powerful jockey-trainer combination in Sydney racing after McEvoy confirmed this week he has set up a stable base at Hawkesbury. McEvoy, Adelaide's leading trainer, will initially have 15 horses in work at Hawkesbury but has the capacity to build his Sydney team to more than 40. Schofield has already done some riding for McEvoy in Sydney, winning the Summer Cup on Le Roi and Parramatta Cup with Pelicano earlier this season, and is keen to link with the trainer more regularly. "Tony spoke to me about his new stables at Hawkesbury last week but it is all still pretty new and I'm not sure what his immediate plans are," Schofield said. But since he started to bring horses to Sydney, Tony has been very good to me and we have won some good races together. If he wants to use me at Hawkesbury for trackwork some mornings, it would be my pleasure to ride for him. Schofield can provide McEvoy with another big-race winner through former French galloper Mouro in the Rowley Mile. Mouro, a winner of three of his seven starts, has been improved by two runs from a spell, including his second to the promising Messene at Warwick Farm on Anzac Day. "He will take improvement out of the Warwick Farm race," Schofield said. The way he sprinted around them quickly coming to the turn, I thought he was going to win. But Messene had it fairly easy in front and was able to dash clear. The winner might be a better horse than he has been given credit for. There is more speed in the Hawkesbury race and Mouro drops to 54kg. He will wear blinkers and a tongue-tie, which will help him, too. Schofield's other ride for McEvoy is another French import, Saint Desir, in the $100,000 Richmond Club Provincial Stayers Championship (2100m). Saint Desir has only had the one run from a spell, finishing well back over 1600m at Randwick. But Schofield said the five-year-old works like a stayer and will be suited by the extra distance. Schofield is also very keen on the chances of the Chris Waller-trained Heart Testa in the Listed $150,000 Blacktown Workers Hawkesbury Guineas (1400m).