The most consistent A4 performer in this field on current evidence, drawn in the best trap at this course and distance. Form of P65, P66, P67, P61, P70, P79 is remarkably settled — a narrow band between 61 and 79, with the last three runs all between 65 and 67. That kind of reliability at a consistent level is exactly what you want when the main rival is a returning dog after twelve months off. Trap 6 wins 24.6% from 199 runs at Hove 500m A4 — the best structural draw available tonight. Closers from the wide-clear trap 6 are a well-established winning combination at the longer Hove distances, where the home straight allows late finishers to use their closing pace effectively. Seven course and distance runs with four places shows she runs her races here, and with more racing the wins will follow. This is a Tentative pick because Val Tashadelek represents a genuine unknown, but on current demonstrable form from the best available trap, Tempus Vincere is the selection.