Moyvane Alice lands in the structurally dominant T5 position, which wins 21.51% at Sunderland 450m A2 from 265 runs — comfortably the best trap in the field. She's a Front Runner (EP 56, PaceCon 91) with elite pace consistency, meaning she sustains her effort through all four bends rather than burning out. Her performance average of 68 is joint-second in the field, and the broader form of P47→P78→P71→P68→P69→P88 shows a dog capable of high-70s performances with an 88 peak. The recent P47 is a concern — a significant dip from the 68-78 range she'd been operating in — but a single off-day doesn't negate the underlying trajectory. Suitability scores are balanced (track 43, distance 41, trap 48, class 40) confirming she handles this venue at this level. Trainer P Miller at 20% is moderate but competent. With Queen Dido certain to fade and Liberty Jess inconsistent, Moyvane Alice's combination of structural advantage (dominant trap) and sustainable pace (91 PaceCon) makes her the most likely winner. The key question is whether she can hold off Trevorfoot's late closing speed.