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A Triple Trio jackpot of $30 million adds plenty of added attraction to the Sha Tin meeting on Sunday where Douglas Whyte has a strong chance aboard Summerville Power in the middle pin.

The progressive galloper finished a gallant second to Lucky Danske over 1,400 metres on June 5 and left the impression he is looking for a test of stamina.

Francis Lui Kin-wai has picked out this 1,800m event for Summerville Power, which looks the perfect platform for him to notch his first win.

The overall form of Fuji Sunrise this term is rock solid and providing the conditions are not too heavy, he should manage to hit the frame.

There was marked improvement displayed from the well-handicapped Elephant Dance last time when  fifth to Flying Kenny over the Sha Tin mile on a yielding surface.

He is more than capable of figuring in the finish, along with in-form Ka Ka Win.

Award was simply given too much to do at his last two outings  but ran  well in defeat on both occasions and should appreciate the step up in trip.

Sunny Riviera looked desperately unlucky last start  when severely checked inside the final 100m and he too can fill a minor place.

Whyte may be the jockey to follow in the opening leg with Clean Sweep, who went within a neck of victory earlier this month  over 1,400m.

He should prove even more competitive with the move up to a mile but will need luck from gate 14.

However, his form for the majority of the season has been sound.

Vital Patrol finished second to Harry Harry over the course and distance earlier this term and based on that race, both horses merit respect.

Fat Choy Forever caught the eye in a recent turf trial.  He looks solidly prepared to run well after a seven-month break.

Spectacular Times strikes stronger opposition but won quite well over the course and distance a couple of weeks ago and cannot be denied place claims.

The logical choice for a banker in the final leg is last-start winner Victory Treasure, who made every post a winner  over 1,800m. He is on the upgrade and strikes similar opposition.

Treasure Field, who finished second to Victory Treasure,  must be given strong claims to hit the frame again.

Jubiloso finished strongly over the Sha Tin mile on his last appearance and should be suited by the move up in distance.

Speed Of Light, who is well drawn in gate two, should have every chance to make his presence felt.

The third event is  loaded with horses out of form, but one exception to that is One Step Ahead, who showed a return to form when flashing home to finish second to Joyful Winner over 1,200m two weeks back.

Winning Power is awkwardly drawn in gate 13 but has the class to figure in the finish. Royal Decree should appreciate the drop back in trip while Genki King has predominantly been kept to racing on the all-weather surface but has handled the turf in the past and his recent form is good.



Lui's Summerville has the power to gun down rivals