Three weeks ago, over the same distance, the performance was disappointing; it tracked the leaders with a steady pace but lacked a strong surge, finishing fifth beaten three and a half lengths. This time, carrying a four-pound weight reduction, the timing looks reasonable and drawing a good barrier suggests a hold-up strategy utilizing its strong finishing kick – the strongest in the field. The horse is well positioned to be a contender with Zac Purton taking the ride; the jockey understands the horse’s capabilities and trainer shares the same vision, potentially unveiling a winning tactic.