Has been well beaten in two runs since resuming, finishing ninth over 1200m at Ohi last start after conceding a huge start and never getting into the race. The start prior was weaker again, beaten over 13 lengths behind Magic Elegance. She drops in weight and has won here before, but the 1400m rise looks another test on current form.

Finished last over 1200m at Ohi last start, beaten over 12 lengths after settling rearward and making no impression, so the latest run cannot be dressed up. She did fail to finish off over 900m at Kawasaki the start prior, but the return to 1400m at least brings her back to a distance where she has won. Place claims rely on a clear rebound.

Safely held when seventh at Ohi last start, beaten over 11 lengths at big odds behind Saikan Sanyu. He was also seventh here two back behind Magic Elegance, beaten just over seven lengths, and remains winless from 17 starts. The winning rider returns, but his record at this track and distance leaves him with plenty to prove.

Was never in the race first-up at Ohi, finishing last and beaten a long way after conceding a huge start. That was poor, but his prior run was a narrow win here from Gold More when sent out an odds-on favourite, and his overall record is still one win and two placings from four starts. Needs to put the fresh run behind him quickly.

Picked up reasonably in the straight when sixth at Ohi last start, beaten just over six lengths behind Canterbury Time, but the market gave her little respect. Her previous sixth behind Magic Elegance was similar, finishing seven lengths away without ever looking a winning hope. Unplaced in five starts at the track and distance, she needs to lift.

Drops back from 1600m after finishing second last at Ohi, beaten seven lengths behind Mieno Wild, and that followed a ninth here when he was near the top of an open market. The positives are genuine: two wins from four starts at this track and distance and a pattern that allows him to use his early speed. A place bounce is possible if he finds his old form.

Has made no impression in two recent 1600m runs at Ohi, finishing eighth last start behind Duni and seventh the run prior behind Bernard Handsome, beaten over 11 lengths and over 16 lengths. He does return to a track and distance where he has won, but the market has wanted nothing to do with him lately. Needs a major turnaround.

Finished eighth first-up at Ohi, beaten over 11 lengths behind Saikan Sanyu after being in touch without threatening. His previous run was better, a third here behind Gold Phoenix, though still beaten five lengths. The maiden record is the sticking point despite four placings from 11 starts, so he needs to turn minor-money form into a sharper performance.

Returns from a five-week freshening after going within a head of winning at Ohi, where he was near the top of betting and was only pipped late by Gerbera Flavor. His previous 1600m run was less effective, but the overall record of two wins and three placings from seven starts is strong. With proven Ohi form, he looks a serious winning threat again.

Did make some late ground when fifth at Ohi last start, but he was still beaten just over nine lengths behind Saikan Sanyu and started at big odds. The run prior was a tenth behind Magic Elegance, beaten just under ten lengths after being too far back to matter. He has placed five times from 12 starts, yet the first win still looks hard to find.

Won first-up at Ohi over 1200m as an odds-on favourite, beating Saioga Uma by four lengths and maintaining a perfect top-three record from three starts. He had earlier run second here behind Dore Venus when heavily supported into very short odds-on territory, so the market has consistently respected him. The 1400m rise is the only real query, but he is clearly one of the main hopes.

Worked across to lead and battled on for second at Ohi last start, beaten six lengths behind Saikan Sanyu. He had previously closed strongly for third here behind Sayonakidori over 1200m, and his record of one win and three placings from five starts at Ohi is very solid. Proven at 1400m and backed by a strong stable, he has a genuine winning platform.

Was disappointing when ninth at Ohi last start, beaten over 14 lengths after being near the top of betting behind Saikan Sanyu. The run prior was much more like it, a nine-length win here over Dynamite Gammo as a prohibitive odds-on favourite. A track-and-distance record of one win and one placing from three starts keeps him in the place conversation if he rebounds.

Returns from a lengthy spell with a tidy two-start record, having won on debut at Ohi by six lengths from G T Train before finishing third in a 2yo COND over 1600m here behind Dawn Luce. He was favourite that day and did not quicken, but the drop back to 1400m suits his known winning profile. The absence is the concern, not the exposed form.