Top of the weights in the Chevalier Cup (Premier Handicap -1600m) is Electronic Unicorn who registered a breathtaking success in the National Panasonic Cup (Premier Handicap -1200m) on his last start. Even though he won hard-held on that occasion, the time clocked was just one tenth of a second outside the track record. Despite giving away upwards of 15lbs to his rivals, he is still the one to beat. The competitive nature of this race is accentuated by the fact that seven horses rated within seven pounds of each other are all vying for HKIR places and next in the weights is Red Pepper, who won the Champion's Mile (Gr.1-1600m) last May from Man Of Honour and Red Sun. Red Pepper has finished out of the first three just once in five starts over 1600m at Sha Tin. His only below-par run came in the Sha Tin Trophy (Gr.3-1600m) when he finished tenth behind Shaxi Fortune, who he meets again on Sunday. Most of the runners in the Chevalier Cup (Premier Handicap-1600m) have met each other on numerous occasions and there is plenty of overlapping form to go on. For instance, three of the first four home in the Sha Tin Trophy - Shaxi Fortune, Meridian Star and Red Sun - are putting their credentials on the line again and another key race to review on the video when weighing up the form for this event is the Class 1 handicap won by Super Molly on National Panasonic Day. Six of the first seven past the post - Super Molly, Red Pepper, Lifeline Express, Shaxi Fortune, Man Of Honour and Sunshine River - on that occasion are lining up again here. Seven wins from eleven starts are rare form stats in Hong Kong but they belong to Super Molly and it would be some effort if he can manage to creep into the Hong Kong Mile in 2001 having contested a regular Class 3 event on the same card in 2000. And what about Lifeline Express? He hadn't even raced at the point and yet here he is 15lbs out of the handicap and requiring a big run to muscle his way into the reckoning for the big day. Meridian Star hardly knows to run a bad race. He produced his customary burst of acceleration from well off the pace to get closest to Fairy King Prawn in the National Day Cup and pulled off a similar late dash in the Sha Tin Trophy to finish runner-up to Shaxi Fortune. Commander Charlie, Monards and Sunshine River - second, third and fifth respectively behind Trillion Win last time out - are all well capable of figuring in the finish on their best form, although Cheers Hong Kong needs to improve if he is to figure in the reckoning.