Returns from a two-month freshening with solid each-way credentials, particularly through her record at this track and distance. She was fifth to Sure Win last start, beaten seven and a half lengths, but did pick up nicely in the straight. Her third to Circle A two back was sound after coming from a long way back. The class drop and winning rider help, though she profiles more as a place chance than a clear winning threat.

Returns from a five-week freshening after a plain tenth in an Open over 1800m at this track, beaten a long way at long odds after settling rearward and weakening. His prior fifth to Mighty Code was much better, beaten just under two lengths, and he does have a win at this track and distance. Even with the class drop and blinkers coming off, he must show far more second-up.

Returns off a six-week let-up in terrific form, having made it three wins on end with a six-length defeat of Raon Nizhinskii over 1400m at this track as a well-supported favourite. He had earlier flashed home to beat Jd Gangja, showing he is not one-dimensional. Two wins and one place from three starts at this track and distance, plus an outstanding rider association, make him a major winning chance again.

Back after two months following a distant fourth to Dokki Dragon over 1400m at this track, where he did keep working but was still beaten over 13 lengths at big odds. His previous run was weaker again when ninth to Purge Step over 1800m, beaten over 19 lengths. A past win around 1600m and the class drop offer some context, but current form is well short of what is required.

Returns off a six-week let-up as the top seed, having won strongly through the line over 1800m at this track when beating Breedo Caley by just over a length as a short odds-on favourite. He was overrun as favourite the run prior, but his overall record is excellent with four wins from six starts at this venue. The first look around 1600m is the only query, and the weight relief adds to a strong winning case.

Back after five weeks with a strong overall profile, following a second to Concord Codie over 1800m at this track when near the top of an open market. That margin was eight lengths, but his prior start was a seven-length win over Thunder Marvel and he is one from one around 1600m. With three wins and three placings from eight starts here, he has the right form to press the main chances.

Returns from a four-month break after ending last campaign with a fifth to Circle A at this track, beaten just over nine lengths and unwanted in the market. His previous fifth over 1800m was fair but still at long odds, and he has gone unplaced in all seven starts across the past 12 months. Four placings from seven tries around 1600m help his place profile, but the win case is thin.

Returns from a ten-month break with strong career figures, including four wins and four placings from eleven starts. He was third to Geudaemaniddamyeon when last seen, beaten eight lengths on soft ground, after weakening over 1800m the run before. His two wins from three starts around 1600m are a clear positive, but the long absence makes him more a place hope than a firm win selection.

Returns off a six-week freshening after a sound second to Semyeong Dia at this track, beaten three lengths when prominent in an open market. Her fourth to Wonpyeong Gangja two back was also honest without being threatening. She receives weight relief and gets a leading jockey back, but with only one placing from four starts around 1600m she looks a realistic place chance rather than a strong win play.

Third-up now after finishing fourth in both runs this campaign, most recently beaten two lengths by Cheongung Storm at this track when sent out favourite. His earlier fourth to Concord Blue was from longer odds and he worked home well. The class drop is a positive and his past 12 months read solidly, but he is untried around 1600m and shapes as a place hope with upside rather than a standout.