"We've mapped out a programme back from the Caulfield Cup with the Turnbull Stakes and the Makybe Diva Stakes, but that can all be subject to change."
The stable is continuing to work through the process of which horses will be crossing the Tasman with them with a number of youngsters in action at today's Waipa Racing Club meeting.
Richly-bred Zabeel gelding King Valour (Red Bins Ltd 1580) will make his debut at Te Awamutu off the back of two recent trial outings.
"He's going to make a nice staying horse and if he shows something he'll be on the plane," Busuttin said.
Natural Vitality (Waipa Workingmen's Club 1150) was unplaced first time out at Rotorua, where the track was controversially downgraded after one race and the absence of any rain from a dead6 to a slow9.
He had previously starred at the trials so improvement is expected from him on a truer surface while Old Farm Road (VE Veterinary Services 1150) has been a head-scratcher.
"He disappointed last time out - I thought he would be hard to beat and he was run off his feet," Busuttin said.
"He's looking for more ground, but on pedigree he's bred to be a 1000 metre horse."
- NZ Racing Desk
