On March 13th, a dirt trial at Conghua over 1200m saw the horse travel comfortably in mid-division. Three weeks ago, over the same distance, it ran well despite a slow start, settling towards the rear before finishing strongly to take second place, beaten by half a length – a commendable performance. A subsequent barrier trial showed moderate form. Now stepping up in class, this horse benefits from a 20lb weight reduction and faces favorable opposition timing. The tactics will be to settle back and rely on a strong finishing kick, expected to be the best in its group; overall, the horse holds a significant advantage in this race. Karis Teetan takes the ride, demonstrating some understanding of the horse's capabilities, with trainer and jockey enjoying a good rapport—suggesting it can return to peak form.