The Mark Walker trained Lim's Zoom displayed above average ability during his maiden preparation and appears well placed to make a winning return at Singapore this evening.

Due to contest the final event, the son of Zacinto couldn't have been more impressive breaking his maiden status two back, before game in defeat behind Super Dynasty.

Sent for a break, Lim's Zoom returns off a very quiet trial and certainly gets his chance at the weights.

Unlike a majority of his rivals, he still possesses good upside and although drawn a touch awkwardly, he should offset that by pressing forward.

Vlad Duric continues his association with the four-year-old and overall is striking at just shy of 20% when combined with the Walker stable.

When assessing Timeform weight adjusted ratings, Lim's Zoom possesses a distinct edge in a race lacking depth.

He can either lead or stalk the speed and should prove very hard to beat.

The Dan Meagher trained Wonderful Knight was on the improve last start and only looks to have to repeat that level of performance to be right in the finish again.

Ridden aggressively to lead over 1200m, Wonderful Knight gave a good kick before only gunned down late behind Gold Strike.

He rates highly off the back of that effort and while he hasn't won in some time (931 days), he still has to be included in the main hopes.

The Shane Baertschiger trained Soldado has finished third at his past three starts and is another who has to be included.

Much like Wonderful Knight he hasn't won in some time (716 days) but races well at this course and distance and Matthew Poon appears a key booking - respect.

Of the rest the Mark Walker trained Storm Trooper appears the next in line.

A handy performance fresh, Storm Trooper disappointed last start, but if able to get back to his best form, he has to be included in the main chances.

Another drawn wide, but still holds solid claims.

Good luck and happy punting.