Tom Biddington

Amade is the best-performed horse lining up in Monday's Group 2 and connections are confident about another big run after finishing third last year.

The superstar jockey is riding in the form of her life, snaring Group 1s each of the past three Saturdays, and she's hoping to keep that incredible form going when she returns to Morphettville for her hometown cup.

They've won two of the past three Adelaide Cups and the Phillip Stokes stable heads into Monday's Group 2 confident of making it three out of four with globetrotting stayer Amade

It's one of the biggest days on the South Australian racing calendar and our man Tom Biddington has run the rule over Adelaide Cup meeting at Morphettville

By Tom Biddington Andrew Gluyas showed he's going to be a force over the upcoming Adelaide Carnival with a couple of talented three-year-olds making their presence felt at Morphettville on Monday.

Not many times does a rider finish fourth to the amount of acclaim that went the way of Zac Spain after a wild Adelaide Cup ride.

Jockey Harry Coffey produced a cracking ride to deny Jamie Kah and The Map, delivering Ballarat trainer Richard Cully the biggest victory of his career.

The 28-year-old tasted success with Boognish, Meridius and Austmar on the undercard but they were only a small consolation after the Dan Clarken and Oopy MacGillivray-trained The Map went down by the finest of margins in the two-mile feature.

Not many times does a rider finish fourth to the amount of acclaim that went the way of Zac Spain after a wild Adelaide Cup ride.

Superstar jockey Jamie Kah fell agonisingly short in her bid for a second Adelaide Cup, but the South Australian still gave her hometown fans plenty to cheer about with a treble at Morphettville on Monday.