The highest average performance in the field at 44, boosted by two explosive performances at Valley in open race company — a 77 and a 79 rated effort that showed she can compete at a level far above D2. Those OR runs were over 260 metres, a pure sprint that mirrors today's 285m trip, and the 16.42 time from the 79-rated third would make her the fastest dog at this meeting by a distance if the tracks were comparable. More relevantly, she won at D3 last time in 16.85 leading throughout after a quick away from the wide draw — proving she can break sharply and sustain the lead. The promotion to D2 is earned and should be within her range given the OR form. Her speed rating of 51 is moderate for this field, but the 16.80 best time at Hove is competitive. The trap six draw doesn't carry the dominant T5 bias (29.6%) that's absent today, but with no T5 runner, the wide lane is clear for her to sweep through the first bend without encountering traffic. The Dodington yard at 8% is the weakest trainer connection on the card, which is a real concern, but the dog's own ability profile transcends the yard's general record. The key question is whether her Valley class translates to Hove's D2 — the OR form says yes, the 8% trainer says proceed with caution.