"He should go well," Baker said. "He's a genuine horse and he'd shown good trial form before winning at Rotorua."
The final black-type race of the 2018-19 racing season has attracted a field of eleven rising three-year-olds with impressive last start winner London Bound the early favourite, followed by stakes-winning filly Flaunting.
The Baker-Forsman team will also be represented by consistent mare Elle Eye Are at Otaki, in the McMahon Livestock Handicap (1600m).
"She's ready to go, she's always thereabouts and I think she will go quite a good race," Baker said.
The premiership leading stable's only other two runners on Saturday are Rippin and Red Beach, both of which are set to contest the Waikato/BOP Busy Bees (1650m) at Rotorua.
Baker said he was hard-pressed to pick between the two mares.
"They're both in form and I think they should run honestly," he said.
"They're both working well so we're just hoping for a good run."
Iain Hyndman's Otaki Tips
1: Fast Mover, Young Squire, Our Way
2: Deerfield, Art Deco, Perfect Harmonee
3: Atlanta Peach, High Quality, Johnny Lincoln
4: Hurry Cane, Cape Du Jeu, Grinner
5: Jager Bombed, Vibrato, London Bound
6: Skarloey, Booty Lara, Technician
7: Kirkland, Welcome Back, Loch Ness
Best Bet: Skarloey (R6)
– NZ Racing Desk.