All Too Hard made it look easy in winning the Cathay Pacific Futurity Stakes, he began quickly having his head in front and may have easily led had Dwayne Dunn desired.

The improvement he has made from a two year old to the present has been nothing short of remarkable.

Pierro looked to have the wood on him in the Autumn but that all changed when Spring came around, with maturity All Too Hard blossomed, all he wanted was a bit of catch up time.

He turned the tables on his staunchest rival in the Spring when winning the Caulfield Guineas and again finishing in front of Pierro in the Cox Plate.

While the Australian Guineas, to be run next Saturday, has been mentioned, nothing has been set in concrete until a firm decision is made later today.

That was the last word from Wayne Hawkes,  a decision would be made on Tuesday and that is where it sits.

The only horse to win the Futurity Australian Guineas double was Reset, he went to stud unbeaten after winning five races, he currently stands as a sire at Darley.

All Too Hard  started at $1.90 in the Futurity, should he run in the Guineas he looks like starting the shortest priced favourite in the history of the race, with the opposition there only to pick up the spoils.

 All Too Hard wins Futurity