Mick Stanley broke down his brilliant batch of two-year-olds amid a packed first show of Talking Trots on Track, Jason Bonnington and Blake Redden's new two-hour program as part of SENTrack.

In addition to guests Matt Craven, Chris Svanosio, HRV CEO Dayle Brown, Kari Males and David Miles, whose interviews can be heard below, Stanley was pressed by the show hosts to reveal the best of his brigade after Bar Room Banta's impressive debut win at Tabcorp Park Melton on Saturday night.

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"There are three or four of the horses that definitely show above average ability," Stanley said.

"Bar Room Banta's one of those along with Soho Lanikai and (Soho) Almasi, but to be honest I'm not too sure which one would be the number one seed. I think they are all going to have great careers going forward and they are all different horses.

"Lanikai is a very strong, tough horse, where Bar Room Banta is just a real professional, very fast, got good tactical speed. It will be interesting to see how their careers play out. There is not a lot between them."

Bar Room Banta won by almost 10 metres in Saturday night's IRT Australia Shakamaker Classic, almost two months on from Soho Lanikai's audacious debut at Melton on February 8 when he obliterated rivals by 65 metres.

"(Soho Lanikai) only had the one trial (before the win). He was very awkward in that trial, he sort of got lost on his way around. He hadn't done that much work," Stanley told Talking Trots on Track.

"Don't get me wrong, we expected him to win that race. I said to Ryan (Duffy), 'drive him confident, like he is the best horse in the race'. None of these (other) horses have gone quicker than 1:58 before and I thought he would go around 1:56.

"He definitely exceeded our expectations on the night, and half of that was he raced a lot more tractably than what he did at the trial. He obviously gained a lot of benefit from that trial, while we did expect him to win he was a lot more impressive than what I was expecting."

Those two are just the beginning of the stable's two-year-old riches, though there is no imminent showdown, with uncertainty over age classics as the calendar transitions to regional racing to protect participants and the industry against the threat of covid-19.

"We don't have a lot, we probably only have about 10 two-year-olds, but they seem to be a really good crop this year, which is fantastic."

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