Jockey Tommy Berry has no doubt Incognito can handle a weight rise on Saturday at Rosehill and repeat his Breeders Plate performance in the Canonbury Stakes, if the colt is as good as he and trainer Michael Freedman think he is. And, for now at least, Incognito is the benchmark in Freedman’s ranks as he strives for back-to-back Golden Slippers. Tommy Berry takes Incognito to victory in the Breeders Plate at Randwick on October 4. Credit: Getty ImagesBerry rode a winning double for Freedman, including two-year-old filly Satin Summer, last Saturday at Randwick, and the combination had an outstanding spring with stakes victories from 2025 Slipper winner Marhoona, Manaal, Apocalyptic, Ohope and Incognito. A $1 million son of Freedman and Berry’s 2021 Golden Slipper winner Stay Inside, Incognito is an $8 joint favourite for the March 21 grand final off his group 3 Breeders Plate (1000m) win at his only start.