Gets a relatively light R3 mark — just three metres behind the scratch dog — and has the best bend rating and strongest early pace in the field among the non-scratch runners. Two wins from ten course and distance runs shows she can win here. Form of 45 most recently and 61 four runs back suggests the ability is there. At Yarmouth, the bend ability and light handicap mark give her a genuine chance of getting to the front, though her Fader profile is the main concern on this galloping track where the home straight can be unforgiving to dogs who peak too soon. Form has been inconsistent with a couple of modest runs in between the better performances.