The class act of the race by a wide margin, dropping down from open company where she's been running against the best dogs on the circuit. Her last two efforts at OR level both produced performances in the high sixties — a level none of these rivals have ever reached. She's a confirmed front runner with explosive early pace, which is exactly the profile you want in a short sprint where there's no time to come from behind. The concern is that she has zero proven form at this track, distance or from this trap, making her a specialist in everything except these exact conditions. But the sheer class gap should override the lack of venue experience. At 245 metres, her fading tendency is irrelevant — the trip is too short for the fade to kick in.