Copy That and Green's superb 3-year-old American Dealer will both have workouts on Saturday before starting their busy December campaigns at Alexandra Park next Friday.
Before then Green takes a small but strong team to northern headquarters tomorrow night with Tommy Lincoln holding the key to a tricky first race.
The four starters have 37 rating points difference between them, which would suggest if On The Cards crosses to the front he should win, but Tommy Lincoln led and defied a similarly-graded Star Galleria here two starts ago and is likely to adopt the same tactics.
"I think he can lead and the small field should suit him because there shouldn't be any attackers," says Green.
"So he will go well, he always does, but he might also have a pretty good horse in Christianshavtime on his back so it could an interesting race."
Green will supply the likely favourite Apieceoflou as well as Franco Nandor in race two and the former looks a great winning chance.
"He has a better draw this week than he has had for a while so he has to be a good chance, whereas Franco Nandor was disappointing last week so I am hoping he improves with the run."
Green has some potentially crucial punting advice for punters around Revitalise (R4, No 9).
He looked handy when he first came north but hasn't raced up to that form in his last three starts. Green expects improvement tomorrow night.
"He had an abscess that has finally come right," says Green.
"So I think he can go better and while he is no star he is in the right race."
Tomorrow night's trotting feature should be treated with caution by punters as the two best horses in the race, Tricky Ric and She Reigns, face 40m back marks which will be extremely hard to overcome over 2200m, especially in a field containing some rivals who will make them chase hard.
Addington also races tomorrow night while Saturday is Geraldine Cup day in the big grass track in the south.
