Group 1-winning trainer and jockey Darren Beadman believes “good horses adapt to any circumstance” and Ka Ying Rising remains the horse to beat in next Saturday’s $20 million Everest at Randwick, even away from the “billiard table” of Sha Tin.

Beadman, now working for the Chris Waller stable after the end of Godolphin’s private training model, oversaw a 1000m exhibition gallop from Lady Shenandoah between races at Rosehill on Saturday. She is one of three Waller-trained hopes in the richest race on turf.

Ka Ying Rising’s third behind Randwick Guineas winner Linebacker and Everest rival Overpass in a trial at Randwick on Tuesday has sparked spirited debate about the Hong Kong superstar’s hold on the race. The David Hayes-trained headliner, the world’s highest-rated sprinter, remained a $1

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