This is the feature race of the night, A1 grade over the 491-metre trip, and Central Park's longer distance takes some of the sting out of that tricky first bend without eliminating trap bias altogether – trap four has been the standout draw here at just over 25%, with trap six the weakest at just over 15%. Both the top-rated dog and the fastest dog in the field convert at healthy rates at this grade, so the raw figures carry real weight tonight. Autumn Fleadh is the class act of this field by some distance – she won this exact grade and trip last time out with an outstanding performance figure, and she's rated clear of the rest of this field on both recent form and the clock. Her running style is more fader than out-and-out stayer, but the gap in quality here means that's a secondary concern rather than a genuine worry. Rylane Lady, from the best trap tonight, has been in and out of form but has an excellent record at this course and distance and looks the biggest danger if the selection has an off night. Millbank Rocco has course-and-distance form to fall back on too, while Sportsmans Rosa arrives dropping down from an OR-grade marathon and remains an unknown quantity at this trip.