Won last time at D3 with a 37 rating and ran her best-ever time of 16.22 in that victory — a promising sign. But she's stepping up from D3 where all her recent racing has been, and D2 is a significant grade rise. Three wins from 10 course and distance starts at D3 level, but this is a harder ask. Trap 2 is middling at 15% in D2 grade. Could be involved if she reproduces that personal best.

Fascinating profile — she's been racing at 480 metres in A2 and A3 grade, where her best rating of 81 shows real top-level ability. Now switches to a 270-metre sprint for what appears to be only her second attempt at the distance. The speed from 480 metres doesn't directly translate to sprint form, and her only previous sprint run produced a 32 rating. With zero distance suitability and zero class suitability at this configuration, she's a complete unknown. Could produce something special on raw talent, but the risk is enormous.

Another distance switcher from 480 metres, though her A3-A4 form is older and she hasn't raced since late February — nearly five months off. Her best runs include ratings of 78 and 77 from A3-A4 racing, showing quality, but those were at a completely different distance. Drawn in trap 4, which is the worst box at D2 grade at just 9.4%. The combination of a long absence, unproven sprint form, and the poorest draw makes her very hard to back.

Strong course and distance record with three wins from nine starts, proving she can win at this level. Her best time of 16.11 is the quickest in the field, and she tends to come from behind with a strong late finish. But trap 5 is disastrous at D2 grade — just 9.4% winners from 53 runs. That structural disadvantage is almost impossible to overcome, even for a dog with her proven ability. If she were drawn elsewhere, she'd be a serious contender.