His December hurdle win at Lingfield came over today's two miles and seven furlongs on good to soft, giving him relevant form to bring to this chase. He was also a close second at Uttoxeter in March, beaten a length and a quarter over two and a half miles on soft. His April third in Class 2 company at Ayr was less persuasive, as he finished twenty-one and a half lengths behind the winner. He returns from 198 days off with a furlong and a half further to travel than at Ayr.

His Class 3 chase second at Cheltenham in October 2025, beaten two and a quarter lengths over two and a half miles, offers encouragement back at this level. Subsequent Class 1 assignments proved tougher, culminating in fifth at Aintree in April, beaten thirty-one and a quarter lengths on good to soft. He returns after 205 days off over two miles and seven furlongs, two furlongs shorter than the Aintree trip. Anthony Honeyball has a good Worcester record, with 27 winners from 134 runners, providing another positive for this less demanding assignment.

Completed a sequence of three hurdle wins when landing a Class 1 at Haydock in February over three miles and half a furlong on good to soft. That progress was checked at Aintree on 10 April, where he finished ninth, beaten thirty-seven and a quarter lengths over the same trip and going. He returns from 205 days off for this chase over two miles and seven furlongs, with that April disappointment to put behind him. His family offers encouragement over fences, with siblings Myretown and Gone Platinum both chase winners, suggesting there is scope to transfer his better hurdle ability.

Won successive Class 4 hurdles at Taunton in January and Ffos Las in February, showing ability on good to soft and heavy ground. His April appearance in Class 1 company at Aintree was a setback, finishing tenth and beaten fifty-nine and a quarter lengths over three miles and half a furlong. He returns from 205 days off with that heavy defeat to put behind him as he tackles fences over two miles and seven furlongs. Olly Murphy and Sean Bowen have had six winners from 18 runners together in the past fortnight, offering encouragement from the connections.

Won a Class 1 hurdle at Sandown in January and finished second at Haydock in February, beaten four lengths over three miles and half a furlong on good to soft. However, he was pulled up over hurdles on heavy ground at Auteuil in May and now returns from 169 days off. His November 2025 chase third at Doncaster was beaten 25 lengths over three miles, leaving him something to find on that effort. Paul Nicholls' strong Worcester record offers encouragement as he returns to fences over two miles and seven furlongs.

Finished fourth over hurdles at Warwick in April, beaten just two and a quarter lengths over three miles and a furlong on good ground. His March second at Newbury was another sound effort, beaten three quarters of a length on good to soft, giving encouragement for today's going. He now tackles fences over two miles and seven furlongs, two furlongs shorter than at Warwick, after a 192-day break. Jonathan Burke has ridden four winners from 28 runners in the past fortnight, a positive as the gelding looks to carry his hurdle ability into this chase.

Won a Class 1 hurdle over three miles at Cheltenham in March, then finished third over three miles and half a furlong at Aintree in April. That Aintree effort, beaten three and a quarter lengths on good to soft, gives him strong hurdle form to bring to this chase. He returns from 205 days off over two miles and seven furlongs, with stamina well supported by those spring performances. His siblings Appreciate It and Danny Kirwan have won over fences, offering encouragement that he can make his ability count in this discipline.