He showed he was effective at this track when narrowly beaten at the big meeting last year off a similar handicap mark.
The race took place in 2012 despite concerns over safety, which were exacerbated when a Force India team bus was caught in a stand-off between rioters and police on the way back from the track and narrowly missed being hit by a petrol bomb.
Viewed as not quite ready for the Triple Crown races, Paynter next ran in the Derby Trial, where, on a muddy track, he lost narrowly in the final furlong.
Sleek luxury cars smoke their tires on a desert test track; a speeding pickup narrowly misses great, swinging I-beams; a fighter jet transforms into a Saab.
The Russians' formidable first team can, however - they load in 4.77sec, slightly unconvinvingly, and take a couple of knocks but take on the damaged bit of track impressively and slide narrowly into the lead, by only 0.04 from the impressive Latvians.
The House at first voted down assistance in order to kill the whole deal, but then Republicans promised a separate vote on adjustment assistance; and so the House on Thursday narrowly approved fast track, 218-208, with 28 Democrats in support.
In the years following the launch of its flagship app, Chronos added to its collection of apps to also include Waldo, an app that automatically alerted friends to your whereabouts; Tip Top (beta), which helps you find the best spots around the world as determined by friends and experts; and Steps + Sleep, which more narrowly focused on tracking those two health-related activities.
Moreover, the TPP will enjoy a reduced threshold for congressional approval under the "fast-track" authority that President Obama narrowly secured last year.
The House last week narrowly approved fast-track 218 to 208, with 50 Republicans opposed, a number that will have to increase if opponents hope to defeat TPP.
That was in early December, just before the House of Representatives narrowly approved the fast-track bill.
