MUST GO

Fourteen days ago, the horse performed exceptionally well in a dirt 1200m trial. Although slow to jump out, he settled back and maintained an average pace throughout; in the final stages, he gradually closed to secure second place. Fortunately, the margin was not large, beaten only three and a half lengths. In his subsequent dirt mile trial, he lost all three races due to poor race shape and disadvantageous draw, with a slightly lacking finishing kick. The jockey and trainer have not shown particular synergy. However, his performance in the same grouping was respectable, and based on an overall assessment, he ranks among the top contenders for this race and should not be overlooked.