WONPYEONG GANGJA (3) is clearly the horse to beat after putting together a second to Breedo Caley and then a two-and-a-half-length win over Namsan Minam at this track. His record at this track and distance is reliable and the latest win was achieved near the top of betting, which adds substance to the form. YOUNG FIGHTER (11) is the main threat after going under by only a head to Win Catcher last time and his repeated placings around 1400m keep him right in the argument. EVER GLORY (5) has the sharper upside, with two wins from five starts at this venue and a class drop in her favour, though 1400m is new territory. NAMSAN MINAM (9) has strong track-and-distance figures and a claim to help, but he was safely held by Wonpyeong Gangja last time and has that margin to turn around.