The composite leader arrives in A8 company having raced competitively at A6 and A7 for the past six weeks — a class edge that should prove decisive in this tightly-matched field. Ten course-and-distance runs with two wins demonstrate she knows the configuration well, and the recent trajectory shows gradual improvement from P37 in mid-April to P52 at A7 last time out. That A7 fourth-place finish at P52 is a better performance than anything most of her A8 rivals can produce at their own level. The first-bend rating of 61 gives her the second-best early pace in the field, and at 462m Yarmouth where the composite weights field speed at 65%, her composite of 46 edges the field. Trainer Windebank runs three tonight and this looks the strongest of the trio. The class drop from A7 to A8 is the single biggest advantage any dog holds in this race, and on the numbers, she's the one to beat.