The son of Frankel looks to lay his Queensland Derby aspirations on the line when he steps up to 1800m for the first time on Saturday.
The rising 3YO stayer from the Chris Waller camp was able to break his maiden in impressive style at Canterbury last time out, by a widening 2.8 lengths.
Not only was the win impressive to the eye, but it was backed up on the clock after he ran quicker overall time than the other 1550m benchmark race on the same day.
He peaks fourth-up and drops 7kg from his last start, carrying the minimum weight of 52kg.
He strikes a moderate race on the upward spiral and maps to find the front again.
I expect him to be far too good for his rivals on Saturday.
Michael is a life-long punter who enjoys the challenge of unearthing value buried within betting markets. The former golf pro knows a thing or two about performing under pressure.
