Three weeks ago, the horse ran a mile on dirt, jumping slowly and settling towards the back but maintaining a steady pace without a strong surge. On its debut over a Happy Valley mile, it will carry three pounds less this time. The distance is unfavorable, and despite drawing a good barrier, it’s expected to race from behind. However, it possesses the strongest finishing kick in the field, showing significant late energy, suggesting a come-from-behind running style is most suitable.