Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing eighth at this track, beaten just under nine lengths by Attract Run. He did work home fairly after giving away a big start, but the race was gone, and the fifth to Derma Katasukashi prior was only moderate. A track-and-trip win and the winning rider returning give him some grounding, but he has to produce a sharper finish to threaten.

Returns from a five-week let-up after two similar fifths at this venue, each time beaten around two and a half lengths and unable to finish the race off. That is the query, but she has won five times in the past 12 months, owns two wins at this track and has drawn to use her natural speed. If she holds her effort late, her recent ratings give her a strong winning case.

Back after four weeks since a plain second-up run at Kawasaki, finishing last and beaten over 14 lengths after settling well back and making no ground. The run prior was also last over 900m, so the form pattern is difficult to support. She gets a light weight, finds a class drop and has placed at 1200m before, but a minor placing would require a clear turnaround.

Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing fifth to Attract Run at this track, beaten just over seven lengths after settling rearward. Her fourth to Derma Katasukashi two back was better, beaten just over two lengths when near the top of an open market. She has placed three times at this track and distance, but the maiden record now reads 25 starts and she must lift to win.

Returns from a five-week let-up after improving into third behind Attract Run at this track, albeit beaten just under six lengths and sent out at long odds. That was a clear step forward from his second-last to Just Kingdom prior, when he had the job ahead and made no headway. The class drop and winning rider returning help, while his profile still looks stronger for the placings than the win.

Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing tenth to Attract Run at this track, beaten over 11 lengths at big odds and never getting into the race. He had also finished last to Derma Katasukashi prior, despite settling closer. The rider returning and class drop are positives on paper, but he remains winless from 49 starts and others bring far stronger recent form.

Returns from a five-week let-up after a dominant first-up win at this track in 3yo+ C3 grade, beating Clavius by four lengths after showing a sharp turn of foot. He had also won by four lengths at his previous run, when odds-on and too strong late. Three wins and a placing from four starts at this track and distance is standout form, and he profiles as the clear horse to beat.

Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing eighth to Viken at this track, beaten just over nine lengths after getting too far back and closing only fairly. The start prior over 1600m was much worse, beaten over 16 lengths by Kitasan Riser. She is a track-and-trip winner, but being unplaced in all 14 starts in the past 12 months makes the task look stern.

Back after four weeks since a disappointing Kawasaki run, finishing second last and beaten over 12 lengths by Narino Dream after racing just off the lead. His earlier eighth at this venue was only fair through the line, but he has placed once from two starts at this track. Back to 1200m, he can improve enough to chase a placing if the latest run is put behind him.

Back after four weeks since finishing eighth at Kawasaki, beaten just over nine lengths after racing handy but failing to see it out. His sixth there the start prior was also safely held, though he is now third-up and finds a class drop. The concern is a 1200m record of one placing from 13 starts, so he appeals more as a rough place chance than a genuine winning threat.

Back after four weeks since finishing seventh over 900m at Kawasaki, beaten four and a half lengths after tracking the lead and not quickening. He was ninth over the same trip before that and was at long odds, so the recent form is limited. The rise to 1200m is not new and he has won around this distance, but he will have to find more at his first look at this track.

Returns from a five-week let-up after a sound fourth to Io Ray at this track, beaten two lengths and picking up nicely in the straight. That followed a 3yo+ C2C3 win over 1000m, where he beat Hyoi Zaburo by a length and a half. He also holds a recent head-to-head edge over Eukleia and has a strong record with this rider, making him a genuine winning danger.