Dabernig said plans to press on to the Group 1 Manikato Stakes (1200m) at Caulfield on September 26 were still on the cards despite the defeat.
Such was the extent of the support for Oliveanotherday that Losesomewinmore was sent out the second favourite at $12.
Under the guidance of Craig Williams, Losesomewinmore held a path towards the inside section of the track in scoring by a long-neck from Hedged ($13) with Enxuto ($151) a long-head away third.
Losesomewinmore is prepared by Adelaide based father-and-daughter trainers Richard and Chantelle Jolly who last year set up a satellite base at Flemington.
Richard Jolly said the team at Flemington had benefitted from not having to travel as often.
"In previous years we have been going back and forth with them," Jolly said.
"He's based here and it makes life easier and we will get another run or two out of him than we would normally get."
Drawing an inside gate can sometimes be a disadvantage, but Jolly explained post-race Williams was happy to hold a position down by the fence.
"Craig said before the race that we had drawn in, so we might as well not look to be getting out," Jolly said.
"He thought the track was pretty even and we would be better to take those inside runs as there would be room there and it worked out brilliantly."
