Two consecutive Sheffield 660-metre IV wins make this the obvious pick at a trip where proven course and distance form is the strongest predictor. Won from trap three on 24 May with a solid 73-rated performance in 39.18 seconds, and before that from trap one on 17 May posting 71 in slightly slower time. The form trajectory reading oldest to newest shows steady progression — 78, 65, 67, 70, 71, 73 — which is a dog running consistently well in the high sixties and low seventies. Also showed ability at Sheffield 500 metres A3 with a 70-rated second from trap two. The first-bend rating of 75 is the best in the field, which from trap one means early rail position is virtually guaranteed. The Fader profile with maximum early pace would normally be a concern at a marathon trip, but this dog keeps winning here regardless — when the course-and-distance evidence says the pace holds up, trust the evidence.