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A week after Busan’s leading three-year-old's both suffered reverses, at Seoul on Sunday it was the turn of the capital city’s champion juvenile of last year to taste defeat for the first time.

An in-depth pre-race pow wow between trainer and jockey paved the way to Senor Don atoning from his last-start defeat at Kranji on Saturday.

Japanese stayer Star Jack returned to winning ways after outslugging his rivals in his typical tradesmanlike style at Kranji on Saturday.

Promising three-year-old Prosperous Return made it back-to-back wins in the $50,000 Class 4 Division 2 race over 1200m at Kranji on Saturday with connections saying that was only a taste of things to come.

Real Efecto stamped his three-year-old credentials with a facile victory in the $75,000 Restricted Maiden race over the Polytrack mile at Kranji on Saturday.

Seoul's Sunday meeting preview - Class 3 (1800M) Handicap / KRW 50 Million - Heungbaragi picks himself here. He was the standout juvenile at Seoul last autumn and kicked off his three-year-old campaign with an eased down ten-length win over 1400M at class 4 level in January

Busan's Saturday meeting preview - Class 1 (1200M) Handicap / KRW 70 Million- Ace Korea hasn’t raced since being hampered at the start of the Busan Ilbo Cup last June and ending up back down the field - taking his record as whole though, he is the best sprinter in this race

Donna Logan and Danny Beasley have turned back the clock by two decades.

A tough meeting on paper so it may pay to pick and choose some smart bets on the day with the tote a good guide to stable confidence.

Race analysis and race selections for Saturday's racing at Kranji - the 10 race broadcast commences at 3.30pm AEST on Sky Racing2

Singapore Gold Cup winner Mr Clint came out under a brand new team of owner, trainer and rider, at the barrier trials on Tuesday, taking a step closer to his racing comeback