A pure Closer (EP 0, CS 100) at 220m sprint — on paper, the worst possible pace profile for the shortest distance at Suffolk Downs' tight track. But P=77 is so far above the field (15+ above average, 15 above the next non-Closer) that the class override is overwhelming. She WON D2 220m in her most recent start, proving that whatever the pace data says, she wins at this exact grade and distance. Beyond D2, her back-form includes OR 548m, A3 388m, OR 388m — she's been competing at far higher grades across multiple distances. Speed of 53 is joint-best. Trainer Smith at 34% is the strongest in the field. Her suitability (trk 51, dist 25, trap 42) shows reasonable track familiarity. The bend rating of 13 is genuinely terrible and is her main vulnerability — at a track where bends decide, that number should matter. But the 15-point performance gap creates such a raw speed differential that she may not need a clean bend — she's simply faster than everyone else. The D2 win confirms this: the model says she shouldn't win sprints, but she does.