Incomparable is coming off a last start third to the Paul Butterworth-trained Hamilton Hill at Toowoomba on February 4.
“He raced good last start but his chances are a bit speed orientated,” the trainer said.
“If they go fast, he’s a good chance but if they go slow, he’s no hope.”
Meanwhile, stable star Go Wandji underwent a successful throat operation following his last start second to Tumbler Ridge at Doomben in August.
The five-year-old earned a long spell after winning eight of his first 12 starts but Dougall ruled him out of the recent Queensland summer carnival.
He was being targeted for the rich winter sprints which hopefully would have included the Group 1 Stradbroke Handicap at Eagle Farm in June.
“We’ve just had a bit of a hiccup with him so we’re sitting on our hands for a couple of months and we’ll wait and see what develops,” Dougall said.
“He had a throat operation but that’s not the problem with him.
“The vets still don’t know what the problem is exactly so we’ll just have to wait a while.”