On March 21st, during a dirt trial over 1200m (sections: 6-4-3), the horse jumped out quickly but then settled back. Seven weeks ago, in a race over the same distance, it delivered a notable performance, despite a slow start and settling towards the rear. It finished strongly in the final two sections to secure second place, beaten by only half a length. A subsequent barrier trial showed slight improvement. Now stepping up in class and racing without any additional weight this time, facing rivals with differing times, the horse is expected to race from behind but may lack the finishing kick to compete effectively. The trainer-jockey combination isn’t ideal. Despite having five wins from fifteen starts over this distance, drawing an inside barrier and a jockey change to Andrea Atzeni—who has some understanding of the horse's capabilities—morning track work shows steady progress and maturation, with hope for a place finish.