Talented filly Kiwi Karma appears very well placed to make a winning return, when set to contest the seventh event at Singapore this evening.

Trained by Laurie Laxon, the daughter of Fast 'N' Famous has displayed plenty of ability in her short career to date.

Yet to miss the top two placings in six starts, Kiwi Karma has not been seen since finishing second behind Affleck in the Group 3 Juvenile Championship.

The victor of the Group 2 Golden Horseshoe at her fourth start, Kiwi Karma possesses a distinct class edge on her rivals.

Using Timeform weight adjusted ratings, Kiwi Karma is the clear top pick and appears capable of overcoming the wide draw.

In a race with good speed engaged, it looks a good battle for the lead, with Super Kenny, Lively Dragon, Sure Win and Origin Fast all likely to press forward.

Prior to a break, Kiwi Karma was ridden off the speed and expect Danny Beasley to adopt similar tactics this evening.

From the wide draw, she should be able to roll forward and slot in, as the field could string out.

Given the sole trial in the lead up, Kiwi Karma was not knocked around and went to the line under her own steam.

Kiwi Karma is unbeaten over this trip and placed at her sole attempt fresh.

Danny Beasley strikes at 19 per cent for the Laxon stable and is riding in great form at present.

If able to return near her peak, Kiwi Karma is expected to be very hard to beat.

The Stephen Gray trained Strubeli shapes as one of the main dangers, coming into this on the fresh side (49 days).

A model of consistency, the son of Elusive City has placed in nine of his 14 attempts and boasts a notable second placing behind Magneto two back.

Dropping back noticeably in trip, the expected fast tempo should aid his chances.

With the aid of the claim Strubeli gets in with virtually no weight on his back and is likely to settle just off the speed.

When right, he has displayed the ability to reel off a fast closing sectional and could prove hard to hold out.

The Hideyuki Takaoka trained Origin Fast continued to raise the bar last time in and is a big watch fresh.

Her victory prior to a break sees her well placed using Timeform weight adjusted ratings and she has placed in six of seven attempts on the polytrack.

From the rails draw, she should get an ideal run in transit and is expected to be right around the mark.

Of the rest the Laurie Laxon trained Double Star must also be included.

Though mixing his form last time in, he has never missed the money fresh and measures right up on best form.

Should look to settle just off midfield from the wide draw and be saved for a final crack at them.