This in-form Chris Munce trained gelding gets conditions to suit here and should be ready to show who's boss.
After a nice first-up win, he has put in a couple of good placings and is very capable of taking out this race.
He got a bit too far back last start when finishing 2.25 lengths behind talented galloper Cloak, and he drops 4.5kg from that run.
He is proven on all surfaces and from barrier 3, experienced campaigner Larry Cassidy can position Arthur just behind the speed and pull around them as they're straightening.
I believe this son of Charge Forward can progress through the grades this campaign and prove too smart for them here.
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Belmont Race 6 Tip #1 Levitate $2.20
Levitate produced a career best run last start, beating the older horses by over 4 lengths.
His form around Puckapunyal, Bright Diamond, Aberdeen Queen and Indian Pacific holds him in good order for a race like this.
He returns to three-year-old company for one last time and claims 1.5kg to bring him to a more winnable weight.
From barrier 2, Chloe Azzopardi will have the option of leading or taking a sit just off Captain Kink. He finished powerfully after taking a sit last start, so I would like to see that again.
This gelding has been trialling the house down in the lead up to his first career start here.
In his first trial late last year, he worked through the line under his own steam against Sir Rocket who was beaten less than a length by talented galloper Standout on debut.
He then resumed this preparation by hitting the line strongly in an open trial against All Cylinders and a few other winners.
Most recently, he notched up a trial victory when cruising over the line in first gear.
Expect him to reach much stronger grade than maiden class, and kick his career off in style.
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