A horse who looked certain to be snapped up by Asian bloodstock agents only to race ingloriously at his city debut will be out to redeem himself at Canterbury today.
Sweet Serendipity may no longer be a target for Hong Kong interests but that doesn't mean trainer Jason Coyle has lost faith in the horse.
Buyers circled Sweet Serendipity in May after he followed up an impressive barrier trial victory by winning the A$100,000 Inglis Challenge at Scone.
However, the inquiries stopped not long after when he over-raced on a heavy Randwick track and dropped out to finish last - 19 lengths from the winner.
Coyle hopes a winter spell has prepared the 3-year-old to correct that "massive fail" when he returns for his first race since at Canterbury.