Streets Of Bono is the highest-rated dog in the field with a 64 average performance, and his closing speed is the standout metric here — a perfect ratio suggesting he finishes his races harder than anything else in the field. His recent form reads mixed with a 71 effort followed by a dip to 48 before bouncing back to 65, so consistency is a concern. On a fair track like Hove where closers thrive over 500 metres, his ability to pick up dogs in the home straight is a genuine asset. The blue jacket is the weakest draw at just 15% historically, which creates a structural headwind, but his raw closing ability may be enough to overcome the positional disadvantage.