A month ago, this horse ran poorly over 2000m on the Sha Tin turf, taking an early lead and making a move in the middle stages but fading towards the finish. He finished sixth, beaten three lengths. Now switching to 1800m at Happy Valley for his first attempt at this distance, he benefits from a one-pound weight reduction and has drawn a favorable barrier. The plan is to settle him back in the field and rely on a strong finishing kick; overall form is good and he possesses a competitive edge compared to other runners. Keith Yeung takes the ride, having some familiarity with the horse. Despite concerns regarding the distance and trainer-jockey compatibility, this runner shouldn't be underestimated.