On March 21st, a dirt trial over 1200m saw the horse positioned eighth and eighth in the first two sections before finishing fifth, maintaining a steady pace. Four weeks ago, this horse ran well over Sha Tin’s 1800m, jumping moderately but settling towards the back of the field with a consistent speed. He finished third under pressure from Reliable Man, beaten by two and a half lengths, showcasing a good level of performance. A subsequent barrier trial did not yield impressive results. Now racing over 1600m at Sha Tin without any additional weight, and having drawn an inside barrier, the horse appears to be in good form given its previous performances at this distance and comparable times within the group. Based on the horse’s ability, it is considered a leading contender in this race. The trainer and jockey have a strong rapport and are preparing diligently, though a hold-up tactic will likely be employed; however, its finishing kick may not match that of rivals.