SMILE FELIZ (4) brings the most convincing recent form after closing strongly for third at this track, beaten a neck, and her record at this track and distance is a major asset with two wins and five places from eleven starts. That gives her the clearest winning platform. NISHINO GEPPAKU (7) resumes from a three-month break having run second in a COND at this venue, beaten four lengths, and she was respected near the top of an open market there. She is still a maiden, but that latest placing makes her a genuine danger. TINGATINGA (3) has not fired in two recent runs, finishing seventh and tenth, yet his two placings from six attempts at this track and distance keep him in the conversation if he can sharpen second-up. REBAT (6) was plain at Urawa last start and also beaten just over eight lengths two back, but his broader profile is stronger than those two runs alone, with three wins and six places from 20 starts and Yoichiro Muro back aboard after previous winning form.