Giant Sequoia went off well-backed on debut here and closed off willingly through the closing stages in third despite performing below market expectation; bred for middle distances with the leading trainer-jockey combination keeping faith, he is expected to show considerably more second time. Bull Shark is the benchmark on form but has been given plenty of chances without converting and had a hard race in a Group 2 at Ascot last time. Oklahoma brings outstanding pedigree as a full-brother to a high-class performer out of a multiple Group 1 winner and is no second-string stable entry. Giant Sequoia is the selection.