The field's standout on the two metrics that matter most at middle grades: Performance R1 at 63 — tied with Glenvale Jolly but with stronger graded form — and Speed R1 at 51 (excluding the anomalous sr100 from Tomahurra Winter). When Perf R1 and Speed R1 combine on the same dog at a track where the composite is broken, that's the primary analytical signal. The Closer profile (ep49/cs55) is the right pace shape for 462m where Faders set the pace and fade through closing bends. Course and distance form is remarkably consistent: 1 win and 6 places from 8 starts — 7 out of 8 in the frame. That's the best in-frame rate in the field despite a modest win count. One trial in the last 5 is minor contamination. T5 at 17.43% is not ideal and trap suitability of 0 is concerning — but at A5 where the composite fails and speed/performance are the only reliable signals, the double-R1 stacking overrides the moderate draw. Class suitability of 43 is the field's second-highest, confirming grade appropriateness.