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It's Me closed with her customary big finish to nail Redouble on the line to win the $1.3m The Kosciuszko (1200m) at Randwick.

Jason Collett (It's Me): "She’s the best horse. She hit a few little obstacles into the straight. Just had to be patient and once I got her into clear air, I didn’t quite see Redouble scooting up on the inside and I just had to ask a bit more of her. It was a far bigger test today, she passed with flying colours.”

“I can’t quite tell you how high she’ll get to but the way she’s going I would like to say Group 1.”

It's Me kept her unbeaten record intact

Nash Rawiller (Handle The Truth): “Great run. Was very honest. Probably the barrier makes a bit of difference. Horse ran really well.”

Blaike McDougall (Lord Von Costa): “He blew the start. Was on the back foot all the way. Was on the back of Redouble for the majority of the race. He is better than that. Has a habit of running races like that in between his good races.”

Tommy Berry (Redouble): “Massive effort. I just wish the winner was a bit closer to me in the finish. When the winner dashed through he was on his own and he felt like his job was done. Massive effort.”

Sam Clipperton (Intuition): “Had a nice run. Once he balanced up he ran on okay.”

Louise Day (Man Of Peace): “Super effort. Very gutsy and tried all the way to the line.”

Glen Boss (Irish Songs): “Every possible.”

Andrew Gibbons (Ligulate): “He got crunched out of the gates and was chasing the whole way.”

Grant Buckley (Two Big Fari): “Super run. He is a 1400-1600m horse. A really good run..”

Koby Jennings (Al Mah Haha): “We were racing pretty tight in between horses the whole race. He’s not that sort of horse. I was hoping Handle The Truth would keep kick. We didn’t get much momentum into the race. He’s run well.”

Kerrin McEvoy (Fender): “Ran a nice race. Got a little bit outpaced the last furlong and a half.”

Brenton Avdulla (Anethole): “He ran well. Had to drag him back from the gate. Ended up following the winner through. He kept chipping away.”

Greg Ryan (Ice In Vancouver): “He never travelled from the word go. He was labouring all the way. Gave her two cuts of the whip but wasn’t happy with the way the horse felt so dropped my hands on him. He may have some sort of injury.”

James McDonald (Prairie Fire): No comment.

Check out the results and replays from TAB Everest Day at Randwick.