Moaning Allora has been campaigning consistently at A6 grade over this trip at Harlow over the past two months, posting a string of placed efforts and scoring twice in that period before the recent drop back to A7. The form at A6 suggests she is above average ability for this company and dropping back a grade should see her competing from the front of the market rather than the back. What clinches the argument is the draw — trap one at Harlow over 415 metres carries the best win rate in the field at 21.96 per cent, the rails runner saving ground through every bend and consistently outperforming wider boxes. She has won twice from this general position in the field at A6 in April, showing she knows how to get the job done. The combination of form above this level and the most favourable draw in the race makes her the most logical pick, even in a competitive field featuring three recent winners.