Returns from a three-month break after finishing eighth on debut at this track, beaten over 19 lengths behind Samjeong Chef on soft ground. He settled just off the lead and held that position to the turn before coming under pressure late, so there was no obvious excuse. The class drop helps a little, but he has to improve sharply to trouble the stronger chances.

Makes his debut from barrier 2 and has a family with some winners behind it, including Oasis Hwanhui, Forever Dream and Sinui Hamseong. The stable's debut figures are modest, and the trainer-sire combination has one placing from eight starters. He has some pedigree depth, but the profile still reads as one requiring race-day improvement.

Starts his career with a tidy enough pedigree base, being by Hansen from Galadriel's Light, and half-brother Seogwi Great has already won twice. The trainer-sire combination is a positive pointer with 11 placings from 24 starters, but he still has to produce it under race conditions first time out. A minor-money result would not surprise more than a win.

Debuts for a yard with a respectable first-starter strike rate, and the Concord Point pairing has produced nine winners from 38 starters. Half-brother Hama won twice at Busan, so there is enough in the background to respect. Even so, he sits behind the leading profiles until he shows race-day sharpness.

Showed immediate race sense on debut at this track, leading and holding together until late when fourth behind Thunder Mata, beaten just under three lengths. That gives him the cleanest race experience among the main chances, and the class drop adds to the setup. With that on-speed performance already on the board, he looks well placed to convert it into a winning result.

Makes her debut with a light 52kg impost and a 1kg apprentice claim listed, which is a useful starting point against the colts. The Seo In Seok stable has placed nine of 35 debut runners, and the trainer-sire record is sound with 97 placings from 290 starters. She has some setup positives, but the stronger chances have more compelling profiles.

Makes his debut with one of the better family pointers in the race. Okcheon Sniper won first time out over 1000m at Seoul and developed into a four-time winner, while full sibling Ultra Champion also won at this venue over 1000m. The stable's debut record is not a strong push, but the pedigree gives him genuine place appeal.

Back from a three-month break after finishing last on debut over 1200m at this track, beaten over 16 lengths behind K Socks after being weak through the line. He was near the top of an open market that day, so some improvement may still be expected, and the class drop helps. The new 1000m setup asks him to show a sharper response.

Starts his career with a strong enough family base to be treated as a genuine winning chance. Mainstream Sellout won on debut, while Victoria Chukje and Poppy's Ticket both placed at their first starts, so early ability is present in the line. The trainer-sire combination has placed three of five, which supports a positive view of his first outing.

Debuts as a Chrysolite filly from Summit Today and carries 53kg from a wide barrier. The An Byung Ki stable has placed five of 28 debut runners, while the trainer-sire combination has returned 12 wins and 33 placings from 91 starters. Those figures offer some background support, but she has to produce a much sharper race-day profile than the main hopes.

Returns from a five-week let-up after a strong debut second at this track, beaten four lengths by Myeongseong Party on good ground. He tracked the speed, was ready to challenge on the turn and was steadied near the 250m, so the run had more merit than the margin alone. With a placing already at this venue and distance, he is a major winning chance.