WORLD CROWN CAT (8) sets the standard after leading and going under by only a length and a half on debut over 1000m at this track. That placing came at big odds, so there is clear scope for the market to reassess her, and her one-start record at both track and distance is the strongest exposed profile. DUBAI TIME (6) is the main danger from the same venue, having been fourth on debut after holding a commanding lead before tiring, and improvement in race craft would put her right in this. WINNING WILD (10) was third on debut as one of the better-fancied runners, and although she could not quicken sharply when required, she still brings a solid placed run and the top-ranked track jockey. TAEYANG RICH (9) has no race form yet, but Francisco Da Silva is one of the leading jockeys at this track and the trainer has placed three of nine debutants, giving her a genuine minor-placing profile.