Connections of the proven distance performance Mister Impatience aren't letting any two-mile chances pass by.
They haven't wasted any time in sending the stayer back to Australia and he will take his place in Saturday's A$2m group one Sydney Cup at Randwick.
"He was always going to end up back there and he was doing so well that the owners and Mike [Moroney] decided to have a go," said Ballymore Stables racing manager Nick Fairweather.
Although Mister Impatience raced well below expectations in the group one Auckland Cup for Moroney and his Matamata co-trainer Pam Gerard, his condition can't be faulted.
"He got into a good position, but he never fired," Fairweather said. "It was disappointing because we thought he was going as well as ever and his run for third in the Avondale Cup had been very good.