Peter Moody hopes Moment of Change can turn tables on Buffering Peter Moody hopes Moment of Change can win the Winterbottom Stakes. PETER Moody is hoping a high pressure Group 1 Winterbottom Stakes (12000m) could give his sprinter Moment Of Change a chance to turn the tables on Buffering. Moody local star Barakey will put the pressure on Buffering from the outset at Ascot next Saturday. "One thing is for sure they'll be smoking throughout and hopefully for once we can get the one out one back position," Moody said. Moody said the only time Moment Of Change had got an ideal position in a Group One was when he won the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield last year. "He's either missed the start or been trapped wide or had to face the breeze every time since," he said. "Obviously we're going to need luck to defeat Buffering but Barakey will make it a high pressure race and it could work out well for us," he said. At his last start, Moment Of Change, finished third to Buffering in the VRC Sprint Classic. Buffering's trainer Robert Heathcote is looking forward to clashing with Barakey. "Any horse who can win eleven on end has to be respected but he'll know he'll be in a race against Buffering," Heathcote said. If any horse wants to take Buffering on they'll know about it as he makes them carry their weight. Heathcote said the Winterbottom Stakes was always planned to be on Buffering's program. Hopefully this is the race where he can prove if he's not the best sprinter in the land already he can in that race. Heathcote will also have Fire Up Fifi and Moody Plucky Belle running in the $1 million Railway Stakes. Moody is awaiting on news today as to the extent of Luke Nolen's knee injury as to whether he can ride his Perth pair. Nine horses flew to Perth early this morning from Melbourne including the $5 favourite for the Railway Stakes in Smokin' Joey.