The class standout in this field by a considerable margin. Sapphire Wolf drops from A8 500m company where she ran a very smart 52 on performance when placed last time — a figure that dwarfs anything the rest of this D5 sprint field has achieved. She's a balanced All-Rounder with good early pace and enough tactical speed to be involved throughout. The concern is the draw: trap 1 wins just 13.3% at D5 270m, and her individual suitability at this course and distance is modest given she's been campaigned primarily at 500m. But the class gap is enormous — close to 15 points above the field average — and that kind of superiority can overcome structural disadvantages.