The outstanding ability case in this field by a wide margin — and also the biggest question mark. Her last run was July 3, 2025, almost exactly a year ago, when she finished third at A3 grade here having contested multiple A2 races in the months before. At A2 level she was winning and placing regularly — a grade above tonight's contest — with performance ratings of 76 to 94, speed ratings consistently above 100, and two course wins at Limerick 525m. Tonight she drops to A3, which is a step down in class from her established comfort zone. An average performance of 76 is by far the highest in this field, where the next best is 61. Her best time of 28.91 and best speed rating of 106.6 are class numbers for Limerick 525m. The entire case rests on whether she returns fit after a year away. If the trainer has had the time to properly prepare her for tonight — and the entry into a lower grade than her last competitive level suggests a trainer who knows the dog's current condition — then this dog should comfortably win an A3 race. The risk is entirely fitness-driven. Treated as a medium-confidence pick on the basis that her ability reserves a sufficient margin over this field even at 70-80% fitness; the layoff is acknowledged but the class gap is too significant to ignore.