Schofield sticks with pride to Rain Affair 'Pretty tough': Rain Affair needs just a little luck to get a win, says jockey Glyn Schofield. Glyn Schofield believes he will take the seat on a group 1 horse when he rides Rain Affair in the Sebring Theo Marks Sprint at Rosehill on Saturday. Joe Pride's outstanding speedster will be at perhaps his best trip of 1400 metres and even though he has only had one win, there are three placings from four attempts in the best company over the journey. "It has taken a couple of good ones to run him down in the past two All Aged Stakes [where Rain Affair has been runner-up]," Schofield said. Atlantic Jewel and All Too Hard are among the best horses we have seen for quite some time. It took both of them some time to get him. I have no doubt he is a group 1 horse and he just needs a bit of luck to get that win. Rain Affair will attempt to add to his group 2 booty, which includes an Apollo Stakes over this course, and it will come down to getting him to settle in the early stages. Rain Affair blasted along in front in the Warwick Stakes three weeks ago when run down by Veyron and Streama at weight-for-age. "He was pretty tough because he just kept giving and certainly didn't give it away despite a hard run," Schofield said. The former South African rides Gai Waterhouse's Bull Point in the Golden Rose. "It is always good to be on one of Gai's and he drops in weight from his last run when he was only just collared on the line," he said.