The flying favourite Tiz Invincible looks very hard to beat with the classy filly out to extend her winning streak to four-straight in Saturday’s Flight Stakes 2023 on Epsom Handicap Day.

Tiz Invincible is a hard to beat favourite looking to finish the Princess Series off with a 2023 Flight Stakes win on Saturday. Photo: Steve Hart.

One of three elite levels on the Randwick race card this weekend the Group 1 $750,000 Flight Stakes (1600m) features a quality field of promising three-year-old fillies.

Flight Stakes betting at Ladbrokes has the in-form Ciaron Maher & David Eustace-trained Tiz Invincible on top at $2.50 despite the daughter of I Am Invincible drawing the outside alley.

She comes in from barrier 13 to 12 with the scratching of Autumn Angel (2) who instead takes on the boys under the lights at Moonee Valley on Friday night in the Group 2 Stutt Stakes (1600m).

Apprentice Zac Lloyd is riding in terrific fashion this season and continues associations with Tiz Invincible as the pressure gets turned up with a Group 1 ride on the weekend.

The filly has been flawless this prep enjoying a win fresh in the Listed The Rosebud before completing the Group 2 Furious Stakes – Tea Rose Stakes double.

The Tea Rose has been the superior form line for the Flight Stakes over the past decade or so and that is expected to play out again in the final leg of the Princess Series this spring.

Three of her rivals are also at single-figure Flight Stakes odds at time of publish including the $5.50 second elect Kimochi who continues rivalries after back-to-back seconds behind Tiz Invincible.

Gary Portelli’s perennial place-getter jumps from gate seven now with Jason Collett sticking with the daughter of Brave Smash.

She has run in the opening three legs of the series with a Silver Shadow third first-up before finishing runner-up in the Furious and Tea Rose.

The step-up to 1600m looks to suit and she is not without support to turn the tables here.

The third elect is the Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman-trained Flight Stakes market mover Mollynickers backed in from $9 to $7 to frank the Victorian form lines in Sydney on Saturday.

Jamie Kah partners the rails-drawn daughter of Pierro who kicked off her three-year-old campaign at Moonee Valley on September 9 with a close fourth to Charm Stone only 1.45 lengths beaten in the Listed Atlantic Jewel Stakes (1200m).

She takes a notable step-up in both class and distance here for her Group race debut and first Sydney assignment with plenty of pressure going up to a mile off a six-furlong run.

Tropical Squall rounds out the hopes under $10 for the win with the Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott-trained Prized Icon filly.

Co-trainer Waterhouse boasts an incredible Flight Stakes record having prepared 10 previous winners the latest of which was Never Been Kissed in 2021.

Tropical Squall enjoyed a successful debut at Canterbury back in June and won again on the Kensington track fresh by a big margin over 1400m.

Her perfect career start came to an end in the Tea Rose however when she ran two lengths back third from a wide gate, but she gets a chance to atone now with the experience of that run to bring her on.

Waterhouse & Bott also saddle-up Exceed And Excel filly Summer Loving at a more generous quote of $27 on the last start Tea Rose Stakes fifth place-getter.

The 2023 Darley Flight Stakes is set to run as Randwick Race 6 at 2:50pm (AEST) on the bumper 10-race Sydney card for Saturday.

2023 Flight Stakes Field & Barriers

Table Credit: Racing Australia.