Following a solid third-place finish over 1800m on the Sha Tin turf last start, this horse appears to be in good form. Though slow from the gate, it demonstrated strong finishing speed, running on for third and only being defeated by half a length – a commendable effort indicating a high level of ability. The step up to 2000m at Sha Tin is anticipated to suit its stamina, and with no additional weight this time, it’s expected to be competitive. Connections are considering a pace-setting approach; the horse has the potential to track the leaders. Based on its capabilities, it presents as a strong contender in this race. The trainer has been working to improve the horse's understanding of its ability through gatework and additional training, and even if lacking a late surge or if there’s minor jockey/trainer mismatch, a clean break and commitment to tracking the pace should see improvement.