The fastest dog in the field with a speed rating of 54, and his last performance was the standout figure in the race — an overall of 68 that was significantly better than anything else he has produced recently. His form trajectory of 60 to 46 to 56 to 47 to 68 shows a volatile profile, but when he is on song he clearly has more ability than this field. He profiles as an All-Rounder with early pace of 50 and closing speed of 51, meaning he runs an honest race throughout rather than relying on one gear. His pace consistency of 82 is solid. At Monmore 480m, which is a genuinely fair track with long straights, having the best speed rating in the field is a significant advantage — the fastest dog in the field wins 22.7% of the time from 736 runs in these conditions. The concern is his suitability scores: track suitability of 25 and trap suitability of 22 suggest limited prior form at this venue and from this box. Trap 5 itself wins only 16.6% from 217 runs, the weakest draw in the field. But at a fair track, raw speed and ability outweigh trap position, and his recent 68 performance suggests a dog hitting form at the right time. His trainer Walton has a 23.1% win rate at this grade from 13 runs.