Three weeks ago over the same distance, the horse performed reasonably well, jumping slowly and settling towards the rear with a consistent pace before being urged forward by Karis Teetan, but was still beaten two and a half lengths for fifth. This time benefiting from a one-pound weight reduction and similar timing, it’s expected to race from behind again; however, its finishing kick may not be strong enough to compete with rivals, leaving its chances questionable even with an inside draw.