He probably wouldn't move up that much, if at all. Not so much because of his performance and who he's running against, but because the ones ahead of him keep on running well. The only way he'd move up is if someone else runs poorly, or he shows that he can win from off the pace and come home in fast time. The horses he'll be running against do not appear to be of the caliber of those in the Top 10, so we still won't know how good he really is.
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