Aerovelocity
Hong Kong Jockey Club
Expatriate Kiwi trainer Paul O'Sullivan accepts that his outstanding New Zealand-bred sprinter Aerovelocity will have age as well as a top class line-up to conquer in Sunday's G.1 Hong Kong Sprint.
"I think his preparation has gone very well," he said. "He should be peaking for this run, but he's not peaking as a six-year-old this time, he's peaking as an eight-year-old and that's always tough.
"I'm really happy with how he's going, he's taken a bit of time but now he's there, he won't want for fitness on Sunday, he'll be right at his top."
A son of Pins, Aerovelocity won the Hong Kong Sprint in 2014.
"I think his preparation has gone very well," he said. "He should be peaking for this run, but he's not peaking as a six-year-old this time, he's peaking as an eight-year-old and that's always tough.
"I'm really happy with how he's going, he's taken a bit of time but now he's there, he won't want for fitness on Sunday, he'll be right at his top."
A son of Pins, Aerovelocity won the Hong Kong Sprint in 2014.