Selected on overwhelming speed and pace credentials at a distance where these are the dominant factors. Speed at sr58 is five points clear of the field — a significant margin. Early pace at EP 79 is the best by a wide margin and bend rating at bR75 is 30+ points ahead of the nearest rival with pace data. The Fader label (CS 23) is irrelevant at 260m — the race ends before any fading can develop. She'll break fastest, lead through the single bend with a commanding bend rating, and reach the line before the fade kicks in. The CD record of 0w/4p from 9 runs is the major question mark — how does the fastest dog with the best early pace consistently place without winning at Valley 260m? The 4 places from 9 suggest she's competitive every time but something (perhaps interference, or marginally mistiming the bend entry from T5) costs her the win. Today, with every speed and pace metric pointing her way, the numbers say she should convert. The D4/A6 form at higher grades adds class depth. T5 wins 23.11% — second-best trap.