<h2>Sabaj Targets $2m Ingham After Record Win – Trifecta Summary:</h2> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>- &nbsp; Sabaj has won five from eight starts including a track record-breaking Cranbourne Cup victory.</p> <p>- &nbsp; Co-trainer Michael Kent Jr believes the four-year-old gelding is still immature with significant improvement ahead.</p> <p>- &nbsp; The $2 million Group 2 Ingham at Randwick on December 13 looms as Sabaj's next major target.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>Sabaj's Meteoric Rise Continues</h2> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>The Mick Price and Michael Kent Jr-trained gelding has established himself as one of Australian racing's most promising prospects, boasting an outstanding record of five wins from just eight career starts.</p> <p>With earnings of $550,145, Sabaj has demonstrated remarkable consistency, missing the placings only once throughout his brief but brilliant career.</p> <p>The four-year-old's most recent triumph came in the Cranbourne Cup over 1600 metres, where he not only claimed victory but also set a new track record.</p> <p>This performance has elevated Sabaj's profile significantly within racing circles and caught the attention of punters nationwide.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>Room for Improvement Despite Success</h2> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Despite his impressive strike rate, co-trainer Michael Kent Jr believes Sabaj's best racing days lie ahead. Kent Jr highlighted the gelding's physical immaturity as a key factor in his future potential.</p> <p>"He's so immature still, if you saw him in the yard yesterday, he's very narrow and gangly and yet to fill out – that's what's exciting," Kent Jr explained.</p> <p>"The best is way ahead of him. He's got a turn of foot, he can sustain a run, he's got a wicked action."</p> <p>The trainer's confidence stems not only from Sabaj's physical development potential but also from his racing style and temperament.</p> <p>Kent Jr noted that despite the gelding's success, he hasn't enjoyed perfect racing conditions in any of his starts, suggesting even greater performances await when circumstances align favourably.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>Ingham Looms as Next Major Target</h2> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>With three runs completed in his current preparation, connections are seriously considering the $2 million Group 2 Ingham at Randwick on December 13.</p> <p>The race presents an attractive proposition for Sabaj, who Kent Jr believes will be better suited to the spacious Randwick circuit.</p> <p>"We are very much keeping an open mind," Kent Jr revealed. "We're gonna keep the door ajar on the Ingham which is in three weeks' time. It's a pretty cool race – a Group 2, a handicap on the big Randwick mile track."</p> <p>The handicap conditions work favourably for Sabaj, who is expected to carry 53kg compared to topweight Gringotts on 61kg. This 8kg weight advantage could prove crucial in such a competitive field worth $2 million in prize money.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>Sportsbet Ingham Odds</h2> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Current Sportsbet markets for the Ingham have positioned Sabaj as the second favourite behind Gringotts.</p> <p>These odds reflect the respect Sabaj has earned through his consistent performances and the potential advantage of his favourable handicap allocation.</p> <p>The gelding's ability to perform on bigger tracks like Randwick adds further appeal for punters considering their Ingham investments.</p> <p>Kent Jr's assessment that Sabaj "can be much better on bigger tracks like Flemington and Randwick" provides additional confidence for those backing the rising star.</p> <p>As connections monitor Sabaj's recovery from his Cranbourne Cup victory, the racing world awaits confirmation of his Ingham participation, with the potential for another record-breaking performance firmly on the cards.</p>