Returns from a six-week let-up after finishing fourth to G B Vault at this track, beaten seven lengths on soft ground after picking up nicely in the straight. The start prior was stronger, a neck second to Supreme Socks as the well-supported favourite over 1600m. He has four wins and eight places from 20 starts at this venue, and Lee Dong Ha's return helps keep him in the winning mix.

Returns from a five-week break after finishing eighth in an Open at this track, beaten over 14 lengths at big odds behind Yeonhui Hero. He was also only fifth to Keidragon the run prior, again at long odds, so the recent profile is plain. The class drop and 1800m record are positives, but he will have to produce far more than his current campaign has shown.

Chasing a hat-trick after winning by a nose over 1400m, then stretching to 1600m and beating Victory Socks by two lengths at this track. He was near the top of betting last start and finished right over them, which says the rise in trip should hold no fears despite a mixed track-and-distance line. Weight relief and Asano Kazuya staying aboard complete a strong winning case.

Returns from a five-week freshening after finishing sixth in an Open at this track, beaten over 13 lengths behind Yeonhui Hero at big odds. His first-up run was much worse, finishing last to Keidragon and beaten a long way. Four wins from six starts at this track and distance are hard to ignore, but his current form leaves a serious task.

Returns from a lengthy spell after ending last campaign second last behind Choego Game at this venue, when well beaten on soft ground. The run prior was also plain, finishing eighth and beaten over 15 lengths. His three wins and four places from 15 starts at this track and distance give him a base for place claims, but he has to rebound sharply fresh.

Returns from a three-month break after ending last campaign sixth to Keidragon at this track, beaten five and a half lengths after being unwanted in the market. He was well held by G B Vault the run before, so the recent figures are only fair. Still, he has won at this track and distance and carries a proven 1800m profile, making him more a place hope than a standout winner.

Returns from a six-week break after finishing eighth to G B Vault at this track, beaten over 12 lengths and never looking likely. He had faded late when eighth to Supreme Socks over 1600m the run before, so the recent pattern is worrying. His track-and-distance record offers some respect, but he has been beaten by stronger chances and must find more.

Showed more last start when fifth to Traum King over 2000m at this track, beaten two and a half lengths after holding a clear lead and tiring late. That was a better effort than his well-held eighth first-up, but he was still unwanted in the market both times. Returning to a trip where he has three wins gives him some hope, though others bring sharper recent claims.

Back after two months on the sidelines since finishing second last to Lucky Party at this track, beaten a long way after conceding a huge start. His previous run was a dominant eight-length win from Chrysol Stone, so there is genuine ability if he returns to that level. The strong jockey-horse place record helps, but he profiles as a place chance until he proves that latest run wrong.

Returns from a six-week let-up in excellent form, having run second to G B Vault at this track after beating Mustang Power by a nose the start prior. He also holds a recent head-to-head edge over Haksan Dark Horse and is two wins and one place from four starts around 1800m. With Kim Yong Geun having three wins aboard, he stands out as a major winning player.

Returns from a five-week freshening after finishing seventh in an Open over 1200m at this track, beaten over 10 lengths despite being near the top of an open market. She had earlier run fifth as favourite over 1400m, beaten three and a half lengths. The return to 1800m helps given her one win and one placing from two tries, so she can improve into the placings.