Exciting South Australian filly See You In Heaven returns to the scene of her brilliant debut victory when she kicks off her spring at Flemington on Saturday.

The Richard and Chantelle Jolly-trained three-year-old has built an imposing record with three wins and two placings from her five starts and hasn't raced since she was narrowly beaten in the Group 3 David Coles at Morphettville in May.

Jolly said See You In Heaven had come back a stronger horse and would take plenty of benefit from Saturday.

"She's not fully wound up, obviously, and she'll take plenty out of the run,'' Jolly said.

The stable hold a nomination for the $1m Group 1 Thousand Guineas and said they would get a better idea if they'll go down that path, or revert to sprinting trips, as her campaign unfolds.

"Nothing is set it in stone with her,'' Jolly said.

"She'll go to the 1400m race at Sandown the day after the AFL Grand Final (25th) and we'll make a decision which way she goes after that.

"She'll either go on towards the Guineas or we can drop back to springing trips,'' he said.

The stable also take lightly raced stablemate Kusu who comes of an easy maiden win at Murray Bridge.

"We've thrown him in the deep end,'' Jolly said.

"It's hard to line them up all up coming off a maiden but he just gets better every time he has a gallop and he's come on nicely since Murray Bridge,'' he said.

Another local I Am Bene returns to Melbourne on the strength of an impressive Caulfield win to tackle the Group 2 Let's Elope Stakes over the 1200m.

The Andrew Clarken-trained mare has drawn perfectly in barrier four with Ben Melham again book to ride.