The pick of the entire evening card on sheer weight of numbers. A 98 performance average — just short of perfection — puts him 9 points clear of the next best. His speed rating of 77 leads by 16 points, his composite of 63 tops the field, and his first-bend rating of 83 is extraordinary for a closer — he doesn't need early pace because he positions himself brilliantly through the turns. The 42.66 best time is the fastest in the race by over half a second. Trainer Wallis at 38% is the joint-best record on the card. The one concern is trap five, which has returned zero winners from 40 runs at 712m OR2 — but with figures this dominant, the historical trap data (from a tiny sample) feels like noise rather than signal. He's a closer at the marathon trip with four lenses in agreement — performance, speed, composite, and first-bend all rank first. This dog should win regardless of where he's drawn.