Trainer Theo Kieser is pinning his hopes on two of his better 2012 performers to finally give his stable that much-needed kickstart to the season this weekend.

Unsighted since his resounding debut win in the first Leg of the Aushorse Golden Horseshoe seven-race two-year-old series last February, the Theo Kieser-trained Griffin finally resurfaces for his racing comeback on Friday night.

The first Leg of the Singapore Golden Horseshoe series, the $65,000 Magic Millions Perth Yearling Stakes (1000m), was captured in convincing style by Arrow To Post on Sunday.

Leading jockey Joao Moreira racking up wins by the spades is nothing uncommon these days, but the yawning gap by which his 30th 2012 winner, Totality, scored in the second race on Sunday was something even the Brazilian is not accustomed to.