Comer Samanta is selected on the strongest form argument available: average performance of 43 is 5 points clear of the next-best rival, and her most recent race was a P59 win at D6 260m on May 20th — the best recent performance score in this field and at precisely this grade and distance. When no runner has early pace or bend data, the fall-back hierarchy runs: performance rating, then recent form, then speed, then trap. She leads on both performance and recent winning form, with speed of 54 that is competitive at D6 level. The primary risk is T1 — the worst performing draw at Valley 260m with a 16.0% historical win rate. Without ep or bend data we cannot know whether she breaks quickly enough to overcome the positional disadvantage. The grade-specific D6 data places T4 as the best draw (23.9%), but Lady Smith at T4 has April form and low avgP — the draw advantage is wasted. Mid West Daisy from T5 with speed:63 is the main danger. Tentative confidence reflects the T1 draw concern in a field without pace profiles.