TRICK SHOT (4) is the horse to beat with fitness, profile and set-up lining up better than most. He was safely held two back but improved to finish fifth at Busan last start, beaten just under four lengths after sitting close, and he now comes to his third run of the campaign with first-time blinkers and solid 1200m credentials. OASIS GIJEOK (2) resumes as the main danger, with the plain final run before a spell offset by an earlier COND A second as favourite and a 50% career placing rate. TOHAMSAN DRAGON (8) also resumes with a suitable 1200m base, having won or placed in both attempts around the trip, and the blinkers add interest. BURUI PYEONGHWA (11) has been well beaten twice since winning earlier in the campaign, but weight relief, the apprentice claim and two distance wins keep him in the minor-winning mix.