More Joyous likely to race on past All Aged Stakes at Royal Randwick More Joyous may head to Queensland in the autumn if she performs in the All Aged Stakes. MORE Joyous is unlikely to join the conga line of champions being whisked off to stud and she could be a winter visitor to Brisbane. Duncan Grimley, racing manager for More Joyous's owner-breeder John Singleton, said speculation that the mighty mare would be retired after Saturday's Group 1 $400,000 All Aged Stakes (1400m) at Randwick is premature. Grimley said if the winner of eight Group 1 races performs well on Saturday, there is some chance her autumn program could be extended to include a start or two in Brisbane. The most likely target for her in Queensland would be the Group 1 $650,000 Doomben 10,000 (1350m) on May 25. And there is every chance More Joyous will race on next season if she maintains her current form and remains free of injury. Grimley set the record straight when asked about the likelihood More Joyous will be served by England's unbeaten champion Frankel later this year. "We have put in a nomination for More Joyous to go to Frankel but that is only if she is retired from racing," Grimley said. But at this very moment, there is every chance she will race on next season. If we didn't put a nomination in for Frankel and the mare was retired, then we would not have been able go to Frankel. The mating might well happen in 2014. More Joyous has only had the two starts this autumn, chasing home Pierro in the Group 1 Canterbury Stakes before her unlucky fifth to Appearance in the Group 1 Queen of the Turf Stakes. The winner of 21 races from 32 starts, $4.5 million earner More Joyous is the fresh horse on the scene for the All Aged Stakes, for which All Too Hard, Hay List, Epaulette and Sea Siren have also been nominated.