Three weeks ago, over Sha Tin 1400m, the horse performed adequately despite a slow start, settling towards the back before making up ground with fast sections in the final two furlongs. He finished fifth, beaten three and a half lengths. Switching to dirt over 1200m for this race – a distance expected to suit – he receives a one-pound weight relief. A hold-up tactics emphasizing his strong finishing kick is anticipated, giving him a significant advantage within the field. Considering the horse’s ability, he's a serious contender in this race. Matthew Chadwick takes the ride, possessing a good understanding of the horse’s temperament, and trainer/jockey combination are working well together. Late gatework suggests connections are keen to present a polished performance.