On May 16th, a dirt trial over 1200m saw the horse move out at the 300-meter mark and gradually improve its position. Four weeks ago, in a Sha Tin turf mile race, it performed well, settling in a good position tracking the leaders and launching a strong two-section burst during the middle stages. It was chased down by Lawman but only lost by half a length for second place, demonstrating high potential. A subsequent barrier trial yielded an unremarkable performance. This will be its debut over 2400m on turf, with no additional weight to carry and a favorable draw. The distance suits it well, allowing it to track the pace, and it possesses a good finishing kick. It appears to have a clear advantage in ability compared to other contenders. The jockey has some understanding of the horse's capabilities, and the trainer-jockey relationship is strong; all indications point towards a forward effort if it jumps cleanly and settles into a tracking position.