BALTIC AMBER (12) is the preferred debutant, with the Nadal colt supported by a leading rider in Atsuya Nishimura and a stable that has produced 3 winners from 27 first-starter runs. His profile is less about family flash and more about the overall debut set-up, which reads well enough to make him the one to beat. DERA SUGOIGAN (8) has a strong rider angle through Kohei Matsuyama and the dam has already left Kiss And Cry and Grand Opus, both city winners at 1600m. BELLAGIO AGERA (13) represents Hiroyuki Uemura, whose debut record of 4 wins and 14 placings from 33 starters gives him a solid platform, while the broader family has produced durable winners. ROYAL GAMINE (14) has a useful 1800m pointer through T O Marshall and a debut second from Hans, so she has enough pedigree substance to be a genuine danger.