Closed off from a difficult position when fourth over 1200m at Ohi last start, beaten nine and a half lengths by Gold Schmidt at generous odds. That followed a soft three-length win here over 1200m when near the top of betting and quickening sharply from a handy spot. The 1700m rise is the key query, but 51kg and barrier 1 give her a realistic platform for a minor-money finish.

Placed third in a five-runner race at Ohi last start, but the margin tells the story: never competitive and beaten out of sight behind Keten Passion after being unwanted in the market. He had also been beaten over 10 lengths by Purple Fog here two back. As a six-start maiden, his two track placings are noted, yet a marked lift is required.

Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing third over 1400m at Ohi, beaten six lengths by Purple Fog in a race where he settled rearward and was near the top of an open market. His debut win here over 1400m, when odds-on and too strong for Orange Lucifer, still reads well. The 1700m is the unanswered question, but his two-start record says he belongs among the main place hopes.

Returns from a five-week let-up after making the perfect start at Ohi, winning on debut by two lengths from L'Oiseau De Feu. He was just in front in the run and extended comfortably, which points to a professional two-year-old with more to offer second-up. Takayuki Yano stays aboard and one win from one start is straightforward but persuasive. With natural upside, he sets the standard.

Tailed off when fourth in a five-runner race at Ohi last start behind Keten Passion, and long odds there make it hard to be too forgiving despite the note that she worked home. Her debut second behind Peptone O was far stronger, beaten two lengths as favourite after enjoying a good run. Third-up fitness helps, but she needs to rebound sharply to turn that earlier promise into a result.