She is bidding to gain a start in the $1 million Auckland Cup on March 9.
Trilogy, owned and trained by Lester Morris, arrived at Pukekohe yesterday where she is stabled with Richard Collett.
"The aim is to get a few rating points to get into the Auckland Cup," Morris said.
Trilogy is 24th in order of entry.
Tasha Collett has the mount in the Avondale Cup.
Trilogy has won five races this season, including a maiden win at Gore in September.
The Generous mare won over 2500m at the New Zealand Cup meeting and ran second in a rating 90 2300m race at Awapuni last month.
She came from last early for second to Borninthestates in the Dunedin Cup (2400m) at her last start on February 5.
"I have never been to Ellerslie," Morris said.
"The furthest I have been with a horse is to Waverley when I won the Cup with Quantum Dude [2007]."
Trilogy, bred by Westbury Stud, Karaka, has been racing for only 12 months and she has had 23 starts and amassed $56,225 in stakes.
Morris bought her for $2500 as an unraced 4yr-old at the 2009 South Island sale.
Owner Ray Coupland had good reason to be pleased with the win of Darci Coup in the 2yr-old race at Riccarton yesterday.
He also bred Darci Coup and has a share in her sire, Darci Brahma.
Darci Coup is from the first crop of Darci Brahma, who has also been represented by the winner Super Easy, a winner at Trentham in December.
The progeny of Darci Brahma averaged $90,000 for 31 lots at the recent NZ Bloodstock yearling sales.
The top price was $625,000 for a filly from Miss Distinction, the dam of group one winner Gee I Jane.
Darci Coup is out of Nimble Feet, the dam of Coup Anabaa (three wins).
Coupland has sold Nimble Feet.
Riccarton trainer Shane Kennedy had a hat-trick of wins yesterday with Villefranche, Champagne Joy and Missarooy Belle.
Jay Misbah was suspended for careless riding after his win on Captain Todd.
He was found to have shifted in at the 200m when not sufficiently clear of No Rosettes.
He was suspended from Sunday until midnight on March 6.
• Trainer Ralph Manning has indicated he will wait until this morning to decide which race Cachucha will start in at Wairoa today.
The 3yr-old is in races one and two.
The New Zealand-bred Guyno won the $A300,000 Mornington Cup yesterday.
Guyno, a 7yr-old by O'Reilly from River Century, was bred by Garry Chittick, of the Waikato Stud.
Guyno was passed in for $40,000 at the 2005 select yearling sale when he had a reserve of $50,000.
He is a half-brother to Legs, winner of the Kelt Stakes and New Zealand Oaks in 2006.
• Trainer Lee Freedman will have two runners in the $1 million Blue Diamond Stakes at Caulfield on Saturday week following the win of Masthead in the Inglis Premier at Mornington yesterday.
Masthead will join stablemate Atomic, whose owners indicated they would pay a $55,000 late entry fee, AAP reports.
The first prize of $145,000 ensured Masthead of a start in the Blue Diamond.
Craig Williams, who rode Masthead, has been engaged for Hallowell Belle in the Blue Diamond.
Trainer Jim Conlan is observing the weather in three states to find the best conditions for Larry's Never Late on Saturday.
Larry's Never Late has been accepted for the Parramatta Cup (2000m) at Rosehill, the Flemington meeting and the Port Adelaide Cup (2019m) at Morphettville.
"I'll be looking for a soft track," Conlan said.
"We'll head off on Friday morning if we are going to travel interstate."
Conlan said staying in Melbourne to run in a 2000m race at Flemington would be the most convenient option.
Larry's Never Late has not raced since winning the gr three Foundation Stakes (1500m) on a heavy track at Sandown in November.
