On March 21st, the horse recorded a fast-paced trial over dirt at 1200m (sections: 2-2-1), displaying good energy. Coming off a recent win five weeks ago over Sha Tin’s 1400m, it led from start to finish and won by one and a half lengths with an impressive performance. A subsequent trial showed further improvement. Stepping back to the Sha Tin turf over 1200m this time, the horse carries only a two-pound increase in weight. With ten wins from twelve starts at this distance—the fastest time among its peers—it has the potential to track the pace and challenge for the lead. Given its ability, it’s considered a strong contender in this race. The jockey change to Zac Purton is seen as positive, as he's known for controlling a horse’s tempo. Trainer and jockey maintain a good rapport, suggesting the horse is primed for a strong run; a clean break and commitment to tracking the pace should see it finish among the frontrunners.