Three days ago, this horse ran a respectable race over 1200m at Happy Valley, settling in a good position tracking the leaders and making a mid-race move. He finished second, beaten by half a length, demonstrating a high level of form. Racing again after three days, he’s now stepping up to a Happy Valley sprint for his debut over this distance. Benefiting from a two-pound weight reduction, he has the potential to track the leaders and maintain pace. Drawing a good barrier provides an advantageous position. Based on the horse’s ability, he is considered the strongest contender in this race. Jerry Chau takes the ride, forming a promising jockey-horse combination. Despite concerns about the distance potentially not suiting him and a previous trainer/jockey mismatch, a clean break should see him positioned to challenge for the lead.