Tintintin heads this ten-runner Perth contest on a two-mile trip on good ground, rated narrowly ahead of Caballo de Guerra and a clear twelve points above Magnolia in third, and the form behind those figures points to a horse well suited to this class and distance. Caballo de Guerra represents the most obvious threat and must be respected, with Magnolia and Bathgate also capable of making life interesting if Tintintin fails to fire. The selection's overall profile, however, makes a compelling case, and Tintintin is the one to be on.