KEMPES

Three weeks ago, the horse performed excellently in a similar race. He didn't jump out quickly and ran towards the back, maintaining a steady pace throughout; he regained significant ground in the final stages to finish as the runner-up. Fortunately, the margin was not too large, and he was beaten only three and a half lengths. Having lost all six of his previous races, the horse has not shown outstanding timing or favorable conditions in his form. When running from the back in a competitive setting, his finishing kick may not match that of his rivals, and the jockey-trainer combination is not ideal. However, with his favorable draw and a two-pound weight concession this time, he is worth keeping an eye on.