The numbers make a compelling case for Amorim. He is the fastest runner in the field with a speed rating of 61, the highest average performer at 71.7 across six A3-grade starts, and is drawn in trap 4 — which wins 27.64% of A4 races here, the best box at this grade by some distance. Speed rank one wins 28.15% at A4, and the best average performer wins 27.52% — both strong signals pointing to the same dog. His form at A3 level reads 73, 63, 65, 67, 79, 91 from newest to oldest, showing he has been competing one full grade above today's A4 company for most of his career. His peak of 91 is the best in this field. The one caveat is that he last ran on May 21st — just over a month ago — and finished sixth at A3. A month's break is not alarming in greyhound racing, but it is worth noting. On all objective measures, this is the outstanding runner in the race.