The Pat Carey trained five year-old has had three starts for three wins.
He debuted in Western Australia, winning a Bunbury Maiden by six lengths before taking the Echuca Benchmark 70 by the same margin.
Both races were over 1600m.
Impi resumed over 1200m in the Mornington Benchmark 70 and came from midfield to defeat well performed New Zealand gelding Starspangled Rodeo by two lengths.
Trainer Carey said Impi would take benefit from the run but would not be rushed.
“There is no hurry as there are some nice restricted races during the (Melbourne) carnival.”
Jockey Rhys McLeod said a Flemington race is the tong term target.
“There is a nice race on Oaks day over a mile.”
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There are several spring contenders to note from Moonee Valley on Friday night, Rosehill on Saturday and Caulfield on Sunday.
Loving Gaby, Mosh Music and Rondinella impressed at Moonee Valley.
Shadow Hero looks the best staying three year-old after dominating at Rosehill and is favourite for the Victoria Derby.
The Pierro gelding was a Coming Winner selection after a fast finishing third at his previous start.
Harbour Views and Alligator Blood preserved their unbeaten records at Caulfield and could enjoy more success.
Alligator Blood steps up to the Group 1 Caulfield Guineas in eight days while Harbour Views goes to Geelong on October 23.
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Phil Sweeney and Tyler Schiller combined for a winning treble at Leeton on Monday.
The Jerilderie pair scored with Delago At Ease and Torreciuda in Maiden events and Smart Style (Class 2).
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Attention turns to Randwick and Flemington tomorrow with several Group races - including the Epsom Handicap - in which Kolding with Glenn Boss aboard appeals as a strong each-way chance.
Selections - Epsom: Kolding, Te Akau Shark, Cascadian.
Metrop: Hush Writer, Brimham Rocks, Neufbosc.
Flight Stakes: Probabeel, Funstar.
Premiere Stakes: Classic Legend.
Bart Cummings: Surprise Baby.
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Follow - Classique Legend: Placed in all five starts, resuming with second to Pierata.
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Coming winners: Shared Ambition had three starts in Ireland for two wins and impressed at Caulfield.
Surprise Baby, a Cups hopeful, returned with fourth at weight-for-age.
Mosh Music was strong finishing third at Moonee Valley when stepping up in class.
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