Three weeks ago, over this same distance, the performance was reasonable. A slow jump saw it settling back in the field, but showed a strong late run and wasn’t beaten far, finishing sixth by three and a half lengths. This time, no additional weight will be carried; it has performed well at this distance previously, with comparable times to its rivals. The tactics are likely to involve settling back again, relying on a strong finishing kick – potentially the strongest in the field. Drawing favorably, and considering overall ability compared to competitors, it appears to hold an advantage. Karis Teetan takes the ride, familiar with the horse’s temperament, making it worth consideration.