Three weeks ago, over the same distance, the horse performed satisfactorily despite a slow start and settling towards the rear. It showed strong momentum while making up ground but was ultimately beaten three and a half lengths, finishing eighth. This time with a one-pound weight reduction and favorable timing within its group, it’s expected to race from behind, possessing the strongest finishing kick among its rivals. Compared to other competitors, it demonstrates a higher level of ability. Zac Purton takes the ride, and there appears to be good synergy between horse, jockey, and trainer; even with a potentially unfavorable barrier draw, its chances remain significant.