Giante will begin her spring chase, for further Group honours, at Caulfield tomorrow.

Dwayne Dunn said he never moved on her and she was strong, that was the message to trainer, David Brideoake, who races the mare with New Zealand owners, Brendan and Jo Lindsay.

Giante is a dual Group 3 winner and she also finished third in the Group 1 William Reid Stakes, at Moonee Valley during her last preparation.

Decision time for star filly

Petits Filous faces up to her severest test tomorrow, when she faces a stronger field than she has met previously, she contests the Lister Quezette Stakes at Caulfield.

There is no question she is a good filly, she has been untroubled twice at Moonee Valley and remains unbeaten to this stage.

The distance is not a problem, the pressure could be that she may be taken out of her comfort zone; her second win at the Valley was more impressive than her first, she came off the pace and ran away from her opposition.

Ciaron Maher has spaced her races perfectly, and she is nicely drawn in barrier six.

Petits Filous winning at Moonee Valley