“The last four weeks we have got her in a good spot where she has been nice and happy and nice and sound,” Noble said.
“The conditions of this race really suited, being a handicap where she had a light weight and at her best, she is a really top-class mare.
“Last year was a bit of a learning curve with her, just to see if she would get back to her best and now, we might want to have a bit more fun with her.”
Noble is keen to tackle some of the better sprint races over the summer but will discuss those options with her Cambridge Stud connections.
“She is pretty good fresh, but I will have to talk to the team about our options,” he said.
“I think we will just keep her fresh, give her a trial and then tackle the Railway (Gr.1, 1200m).”
The victory added to the plaudits for recent South African import Kennedy, who has taken to riding in New Zealand like a duck to water.
“She has been very professional today and kicked out of the gates really well,” he said.
“She travelled superbly all the way through and when I asked her to pick it up at the 400, she quickened smartly.
“I’m blessed to be able to ride these Cambridge Stud horses, it is a real privilege.
“I was watching the riderless horse and I let my filly chase after her despite being impeded a little.
“She got away from them at the right time and she has won a good race.”
Out of the Forestry mare Miss Charming, Letzbeglam has now won three of her 10 starts and over $277,000 in prizemoney.
TAB Bookmakers reacted to the victory by installing the mare as an $8 chance in the Gr.1 Sistema Railway (1200m), behind current Fixed Odds favourite Levante (NZ) (Proisir) ($3.50).