Recent form has been patchy with ratings bouncing between 17 and 35. Her best time of 16.58 matches the fastest in the field but her average of 16.96 tells a different story — she can clock a good time but rarely does. Trap 2 wins 18.6% from 210 runs, a middling draw. Needs to find her best to be involved and nothing in the recent form suggests that is coming.

Zero suitability scores across the board — no prior form at Sheffield, no form at 280 metres, no form from this trap, and no form at D3 grade. Recent ratings of 22 and 18 are poor, though a 61 four runs back hints at latent ability from a different track. Trap 4 wins 20.2% which is a decent draw, but with no course knowledge at all this looks a big ask on a Sheffield debut.

The slowest dog in the field by some distance with a speed rating of just 28 and an average time over a second slower than the quickest here. Tends to rely on a strong late run but at 280 metres there simply is not enough track to close from behind — the race is over before she gets going. Recent ratings of 18 and 23 confirm she is at the bottom of this field right now.

Has the best speed rating in the field at 59 and sharp early pace that should see her involved from the off. Her best time of 16.54 is excellent and form has been trending upward with 29, 28, 30 in her last three. The problem is trap 6, which wins just 13.0% of the time from 239 runs at Sheffield D3 sprints — the worst draw by a clear margin. On raw ability she would be right there, but the draw makes it very hard to recommend despite the obvious talent.