None more so than Tamworth trainer Sue Grills.

She has two of her stable running in Tuesday’s $20,000 FSDP Tamworth Rush (1000m), the feature race on a seven-race TAB meeting that will most likely be run on a heavy track.

Rated a Heavy 10 Friday the Tamworth appears unlikely to improve in any great extent given there could be a little more rain on the way.

“Hope not,” Sue Grills said.

“Hopefully we might get some drying weather. But we have to run these somewhere. It’s hard enough trying to get them fit because the tracks are such a mess (because of the rain). But you have to run them somewhere.”

It’s almost as if they are racing them to “get fit” she said.

She has two of her stable entered in Tuesday’s Tamworth Rush – Hammoon Boy and Polskie Prince.

Hammoon Boy, previously trained by Jeff Englebrecht, has had the one run for Grills, finishing a gallant second in an 800m sprint at Coffs Harbour.

He’s drawn barrier four in Tuesday’s race and will be ridden by Greg Ryan.

“He doesn’t mind it soft but he has no heavy track form,” Sue Grills said.

“But he’s got to start to get him fit.

“That was a good effort at Coffs.”

Polskie Prince has drawn barrier six with Sophie Young to ride.

“Joe Janiak had him up there at Coffs,” she said.

“He’s been over here about 10 months and been in work a while now.”

She also has two or three others to race Tuesday.

Meanwhile, Muswellbrook trainer Stephen Gleeson has booked 2kg claiming apprentice Mollie Partridge to ride Don’t Tease Me in the Tamworth Rush and take off a bit of theh 61kg impost he has.

They will jump from barrier five.

Tamworth trainer Cody Morgan also has two Rush runners – Bulls ‘n’ Bears and Specific Choice.

Rachael Murray jumps Bulls ‘N’ Bears from barrier one with stablemate specific Choice going from barrier seven with Matthew McGuren on board.