Six different yards came out on top from as many trials at Sungai Besi on the morning of May 5.

From the six horses who got up, three have yet to make their Malaysian debuts, and may be the ones worth having a wager on when they make their debuts.

Here is how it panned out on a track rated as “good to yielding”.

Choice Is Mine took the opener, King Of The Finish won the third sprint while Infinity Hercules claimed the fourth hit-out.

Of the trio of winning newbies, Infinity Hercules stood out. The son of Hanseatic did not just claim the fourth trial, but he also owned it – every single blade of grass.

Still a three-year-old residing in Joseph Leck’s yard, Infinity Hercules romped home a 9 1/2-length winner.

Even when eased up by jockey Lim Shung Uai over the concluding stages, he clocked a decent time of 1min 01.38sec.

It was his second trial at Sungai Besi. Leck had sent him out on April 21 and, on that day, he managed to beat just one home.

After arriving from Australia almost a year ago, it would be a good time for him to start paying for his keep – and it could come as early as ...