Trainer Gai Waterhouse bullish about Sweet Idea as Overreach continues to drift Gai Waterhouse is confident about Sweet Idea. ONE betting agency yesterday queried whether all was well with former hot favourite Overreach, who has been a stunning drifter since Tuesday's barrier draw for today's Golden Slipper. The biggest move has been for Overreach's stablemate Sweet Idea, who has halved her quote since the draw thanks to a strong push from trainer Gai Waterhouse and her proven wet track form. Sweet Idea would give the Gold Coast's Luke and David Henderson a second Slipper as owners after Sebring. Sidelined Gold Coast Suns star Campbell Brown also is a part-owner of the filly. Unibet Australia's Mark Cruikshank said the move against Overreach, who was odds-on in some markets on Tuesday, suggested something was not right. "At one stage we even contemplated suspending betting," Cruikshank said. This has a very similar feel to when there wasn't a dime for More Joyous in the Slipper and she ran accordingly. The best any of us can get it here is $2.70 on a wet track and (ratings expert) Dominic Beirne has her rated the same price on a wet track, yet they are offering $3.05 on the exchange. With all the money coming for the stablemate (Sweet Idea), it just seems strange. Gai Waterhouse gave a huge push for Sweet Idea when speaking with Radio National's Shane Anderson yesterday morning. "Sweet Idea is bombproof," Waterhouse said. She handles the wet. She's big and strong, built like a colt, she has great gate speed and I think the horse that beats her will win the Slipper. I expect her to fight the finish out. Waterhouse was also typically complimentary of Overreach, but added "the weather could easily affect the result." TattsBet's Gerard Daffy feels the Overreach snub has more to do with the wet track. "It's been very hard to lay, but I think it coincides with the rain more than anything," Daffy said. TAB.com.au's Glenn Munsie said Overreach had still been reasonably well backed, with 25 per cent of all money yesterday being for her, but there were countless others attracting support. "Sweet Idea, Sidestep and Ruud Awakening all have admirers, while Gerald Ryan is very bullish about Charlie Boy," Munsie said. I would say Charlie Boy represents great value.