Slippy Julie combines the best performance average (43.7) with the dominant T1 draw (24.84%) at Sheffield 500m A7. The form trajectory is encouraging: 6,6,3,2,2 shows steady improvement from two disasters to consecutive 2nd-place finishes, suggesting a dog finding its level after a rough start. One C&D win from 9 runs and one trial in the last 5 are noted concerns. When composite is useless at A7, the performance leader in the best draw with improving form becomes the natural pick by elimination. The 4.3-point gap to second isn't enormous but the T1 advantage amplifies the case significantly. Tentative confidence for the volatile A7 grade where the early-season 6th-place finishes raise questions about consistency, but the improving trajectory from the dominant draw is the strongest signal available.