Gallant grey Miss Hugo A Gogo will be out to prove she's got a lot left to give in her seven-year-old season, hoping to improve on an average start to her new campaign.

Meanwhile, Williams' recent acquisition Arithmetic is a chestnut Written Tycoon mare who's made an encouraging start with her new stable.

Miss Hugo A Gogo and Arithmetic line up directly alongside one another in barriers nine and 10 in the Bathurst RSL Club Benchmark 58 Handicap (1,308 metres).

Miss Hugo A Gogo has run back-to-back seventh placings this preparation but will look to improve over a longer trip this Monday.

The Canford Cliffs mare is yet to win beyond 1,200m but will have some weight relief thanks to apprentice Mikayla Weir taking the ride.

Arithmetic will also have an appreciate in the saddle, Kath bell-Pitomac, for her race.

She may only have the one placing for Williams across her three starts at a new stable but all of those run had plenty of merit.

Arithmetic has never finished more than a length and a half off the winner in those runs.

There's a big Bathurst flavour to the race with six of the 10 spots taken up by home trainers.

Don and Andrew Ryan's Victory lived up to her name and broke her maiden last start but will be taking a step up in grade here.

Roy McCabe's Smart Decision will be racing as the top weight, chasing improvement compared to her first two starts this preparation.

Ashlee Grives' Eye Will needs a big turnaround in form after finishing last in this grade during her previous start.

Wanda Ings' Snippetsline returns from a four month spell.

The visiting Giselle Anne, from the Lee and Cherie Curtis stable, leads the betting in the early markets.

Giselle Anna was a last start winner here at Tyers Park and is returning to the scene of her maiden success, currently rated a $2.45 chance.

Arithmetic and Victory are the next closest contenders in the market at $5 each.

Racing at Tyers Park starts from 1.50pm.