Underground Sydney has the hottest form in the race — three wins from the last five starts (1,2,1,3,1) including a last-start victory, and those 3 C&D wins from 10 runs prove this dog consistently converts at Romford 400m. When the composite is useless at A7 (18%), current form and C&D record become the primary signals, and nobody in this field matches Underground Sydney on both metrics simultaneously. The T4 draw at 16.9% is the main concern — it's a structurally weak position at Romford A7. However, the speed-first analysis demands we prioritise the dog showing the most current ability, and three wins in five starts at this exact course and distance is an overwhelming form indicator that transcends draw analysis. The 37.7 performance average is modest (fourth in field) but at A7 where composite is meaningless, current form is truth. Tentative confidence because T4 is genuinely bad and A7 form is volatile, but this is the dog that's actually winning races right now at this exact venue.