STANLEY EXPRESS

On 18/6, the horse ran a dirt trial over 1200m (running positions: 1-5-7), consistently tracking the pace and drifting back throughout. On 9/6, in a dirt trial over 1200m (running positions: 4-4-3), it tracked the third horse in the middle of the track. On 26/5, in a turf trial over 1000m (running positions: 5-5-4), it ran powerfully, extending its stride fully. On 14/5, in a dirt trial over 1200m (running positions: 4-5-7), it drifted wide on the straight, showing no notable strengths. On 7/5, in a dirt trial over 1200m (running positions: 5-4-4), it tracked closely on the inside throughout. On 28/4, in a dirt trial over 1050m (running positions: 6-6-6), the run was pedestrian, neither leading nor trailing. Prior to April, in a straight race, its performance was poor; it jumped slowly and ran towards the rear with an even pace, showing average form. Following six barrier trials, there has been slight improvement. In the latest Sha Tin dirt trial over 1200m, the time shown was not outstanding, and the circumstances were unfavorable with a poor draw. If it adopts a trailing style, its closing speed may not match the competition. The connection between jockey and trainer is not particularly harmonious. While it gains three pounds weight reduction this time, high expectations are difficult to place.