Races CRO Seoul - KOR

Returns from a two-month break after finishing last on debut at this track, beaten over 15 lengths behind Yeondong Star on fast ground. He was at big odds, settled a long way back and failed to improve, with Mighty Champ having his measure through that form line. The class drop and gear change are positives, but he has to show far more to threaten these.

Returns from a five-week freshening after a much better third at this track, leading and only giving way late when beaten three and a half lengths on soft ground. That was a sharp lift from a well-beaten second last the run prior. She has one placing from four tries around 1200m and the class drop gives her a sound place profile.

Has been well held in both starts, finishing seventh at this track last time when beaten over 15 lengths and unwanted in the market. His debut over 1000m was also plain, with the colt well back and unable to make an impression. Third-up fitness and a kinder grade help, but his exposed form leaves him with plenty to find.

Could not finish off when ninth at this track last start, beaten six and a half lengths after starting as an outside chance in betting. His debut sixth was much further away, beaten over 20 lengths on soft ground. He is fitter third-up and Lee Dong Ha is a positive booking, but the form still reads short of the main chances.

Makes her race debut from barrier 5 and profiles as one of the more interesting newcomers. Kang Hwan Min has 2 wins and 4 placings from 13 debut runners, while the Race Day combination has produced 2 wins and 7 placings from 8 runners. With no race evidence yet she is difficult to rate with certainty, but the stable indicators support a place chance.

Returns from a three-month break after ending last campaign with a seventh at this track, beaten over 10 lengths behind Chaos on soft ground. His previous run was also plain, finishing sixth and beaten over 14 lengths at long odds. He is unplaced from four starts around 1200m, so a much sharper fresh performance is required.

Was near the top of betting when resuming at this track but finished eighth, beaten over 14 lengths behind Dongbaek and only fair through the line. The ten-start maiden record is a clear concern, yet he gets strong relief to 52kg with an apprentice claim and should be fitter second-up. With that setup, he can improve sharply enough to be a winning threat.

Returns from a six-week freshening after a tough debut at this track, finishing second last and well beaten by 21 lengths behind Jeongmun Kingdom. She was at big odds and never looked likely after having many lengths to make up. There is winning depth in the family, but her own race form has to lift considerably.

Returns from a five-week freshening after finishing eighth over 1400m at this track, beaten over 12 lengths when unwanted in the market. He was last and well held the start prior, so recent form is only fair. The class drop and fourth-up profile help, and Johan Victoire is a notable booking, but he looks more a minor-money hope.

Comes back from an Open run where he finished sixth at this track, beaten over 14 lengths after being unable to close off. The stronger pointer is his previous second behind K Socks, beaten just over a length at big odds after looming and fighting on. Fourth-up, race fit and back to a more suitable grade, he has the form to be a major player.

Was heavily backed last start and finished sixth at this track, beaten three and a half lengths after looming but not going on with it. That followed a strong debut third behind Yeondong Star, beaten just over half a length after being pipped late. The wide draw is a consideration, but he has the best exposed 1200m form and is ready to peak third-up.