An extraordinary class drop makes this the most intriguing proposition on the entire card. Kereight Fraud has been racing at A1 and Open Race level over 462 and 659 metres — the very top of greyhound racing — and drops to D4 277m tonight, a plunge through approximately eight grade levels. The average performance of 73 is more than double any rival in this race, and the recent form reads P68, P58, P75, P78, P91 — all at A1 or OR level, all over completely different distances. The question is obvious: can a dog who finishes strongly from off the pace over four and six hundred metres adapt to a flat-out 277-metre dash? Zero 277-metre runs means there is no data point to reference. The early pace rating of 7 is actually the highest in the field, which offers some reassurance that raw speed out of the boxes exists. At D4 level, the opposition is so weak that even a half-competent sprint effort from a dog of this class should be enough. The composite of 35 leads by twelve points — the largest gap in any race tonight.