Coppice Zaya tops the suitability rankings across track, distance, and class, and her early pace is the fastest in the field by a significant margin. She won over course and distance in mid-March and has been competitive in most recent starts, though a fourth and a sixth in her last two suggest the form isn't totally consistent. She's categorised as a fast starter who fades late — over 277 metres, that front-running style is less of a concern because the trip is too short for the fade to fully kick in. The significant caveat is the trap 2 draw, which is structurally the worst position in D1 sprints at this track, winning just one in ten. Her raw speed may be enough to overcome that headwind, but this has to be marked as a tentative selection. Trained by L E Morrison at 26%, which adds some confidence.