The speed standout in this field by a significant margin — speed rating of 64 against a field where the next best is 50, representing a dominant raw pace advantage. Stepping down from D3 to D4 adds further class credibility. A Fader with strong early pace who should jump out of trap 2 quickly. The complication is significant: trap 2 is the historically weakest draw at D4 grade here, producing just 15% of winners from 160 runs — essentially one in seven. Ordinarily speed rank 1 from the wrong draw would still be competitive, but at 15% the structural penalty is one of the most severe in this dataset. The speed advantage is real but the data warns strongly against trap 2 at this grade.