Worked home nicely from a rearward spot when fourth on debut over 1000m at this track, beaten just over six lengths by A.K Jun at long odds. The inside barrier and first-time blinkers give her something to work with second-up, but 1200m is new and she still has to turn a fair debut into a sharper winning performance.

Makes his debut with a useful pedigree note as a half brother to Listed winner Classy City, and he is in a stable with a solid debut strike-rate from the supplied figures. That said, there is no race-day evidence to lean on yet, so the market and parade will be important guides. A watch is preferred until he shows it under pressure.

Returns from a two-month break after finishing fourth in Open company at this track, beaten over 14 lengths by Hope K on soft ground after settling rearward. His debut third behind Kkumui Yeonsok was more encouraging, albeit still beaten eight lengths. The class drop and rider change help, but he has to find a much stronger finish to threaten.

Placed on debut at this track when third over 1000m behind A.K Jun, beaten four and a half lengths after settling midfield and working home evenly. That effort came at long odds, so there was merit in the performance. He is untried at 1200m, but the first-start placing gives him genuine minor claims if he progresses naturally.

Was safely held on debut at this track, finishing second last over 1000m behind A.K Jun and beaten over 12 lengths. He raced just off the lead but failed to come into the race, so there was no clear excuse to upgrade the effort. Blinkers go on and the class drop is some help, but marked improvement is required.

Debuts with enough supporting profile to be respected, headed by the family link to Tanseongui Banseok, a three-time Seoul winner who was also placed on debut over 1200m. There is no race experience to measure him by, but in a race with several limited exposed types, his profile is strong enough to make him a serious winning chance.

Returns from a five-week freshening in consistent form, having placed in both starts at this track. He was third to Hope K in Open grade last start, beaten just over six lengths, after a debut second over 1000m when odds-on and finishing well. Placed at 1200m, drops in grade and has the winning rider back, which makes him the horse to beat.

Finished fifth on debut over 1000m at this track, beaten just over six lengths by A.K Jun after settling rearward and holding his position to the turn. He was at long odds there and did not make the same late impression as some of his rivals from that race. The class drop helps, but he must improve at 1200m.

Returns from a five-week freshening after a sound debut fourth behind Hope K in Open grade at this track, beaten just over seven lengths at long odds. He picked up nicely in the straight and should have taken benefit from that first race experience. He did finish behind Mighty Hunky there, but the class drop keeps him firmly in the winning mix.

Debuts for the Song Moon Gil stable, whose supplied debut record is solid, and the family has produced Maximum Faith, a three-time winner. There is no race form to anchor a strong winning view, but the profile is respectable enough for this sort of 2yo race. He shapes as a realistic placing chance rather than one to declare.

Was well beaten on debut at this track, finishing last over 1000m behind A.K Jun at big odds after being well back on the turn. There was no obvious excuse in the run, and he now tackles 1200m for the first time. The class drop is noted, but he will have to improve dramatically to trouble the main chances.