Only three career runs to his name — placed 2nd in both his recent starts at D5 with ratings of 21 and 26. Limited experience makes it hard to know his ceiling but the early signs are promising. Speed rating of 52 is decent and his sole recorded time of 16.94 is reasonable for D5 level. Trap 2 is the worst draw at D5 Sheffield sprints at just 13.7% from 117 runs, which significantly undermines his chance despite the encouraging recent form.

Placed 3rd in D4 grade last time with a rating of 21 and drops to D5 here. Has zero distance suitability — her form is all from other distances — so this is effectively a 280-metre debut. A closer by nature who relies on picking up the pieces late, which is the wrong profile for a 280-metre sprint where early pace decides everything. Trap 3 wins 25.7% from 113 runs which is the second-best draw, but her pace profile and lack of distance form make it very hard to be confident.

Placed 3rd last time at D5 with a 22 rating. Has zero distance suitability — no proven form at 280 metres. Shows some early pace but tends to weaken in the closing stages, which is less of a problem at sprint distances where the race is over quickly. Trap 4 wins 16.7% from 120 runs — below average. Recent form of 22, 20, 31, 29 is modest but at D5 level the margins are thin.

Drawn in the death trap at Sheffield D5 sprints — trap 6 wins just 9.6% from 104 runs, which is virtually unwinnable. Recent form of 18, 19, 21, 17, 19, 17 is consistently poor and well below the field average. His speed rating of 47 is second-slowest in the field. The draw alone would make him hard to back, but the form gives no reason to think he could overcome it.