Three weeks ago, over Sha Tin 2000m, the performance was subpar; a slow start saw it settle towards the rear before picking up speed in the final two sections. Though not beaten far, losing by half a length, it finished fifth. Barrier trials showed acceptable form. Now returning to racing at Sha Tin over 1400m, carrying a seven-pound weight reduction, having previously secured three wins at this distance and with competitive sectionals, it’s expected to race from the back with a strong finishing kick, presenting a favorable chance. Compared to other contenders, it possesses a notable strength advantage. Karis Teetan takes the ride, appearing a good jockey-horse combination, trainer-jockey relationship remains solid, final fast work showed tension and readiness, indicating potential for significant improvement.