"We just felt coming back in trip as she had been racing pretty fresh and free, that if we can ride her back behind a couple that is her best pattern we have seen for us," Turnbull said.
"It's a small field which helps and the topweight has a lot of weight, but he is a good horse, but it's a good opportunity for her.
"Race fitness, that's her edge.
"She is Stakes performed and is well into her preparation, so rather than go back to another 1400-metre, which she would have been a proper chance in, she deserves a crack at a race like this."
Fancify will be ridden on Saturday by apprentice Jabez Johnstone, despite the race being a non-claiming affair.
Johnstone is in great form, riding a double at Caulfield last Saturday along with a four-timer at Sandown on Wednesday.