The only runner with a confirmed pace profile, and it's the ideal one for 261m: Front Runner (EP61, Bend60). At sprint distance, a Front Runner with the field's best early pace AND best bend rating is exactly what you want — he'll blast out, navigate the bend cleanly, and try to hold on through the short run-in. Average performance 53 is the field's best alongside Las Vegas at 49 (actually 53 is clearly best). Speed rating 54 is the field's highest. Form of 3-3-1-1-1 with performances of 29→33→24→21→24 looks contradictory — three wins but with low perf numbers. This suggests he's winning at D3 through sheer speed and early pace rather than sustained form, which is exactly what sprints demand. The wins came at various distances with the last three all at D3, showing consistent winning at this grade. Track suit 41 and trap suit 49 are both strong — he has proven Sunderland sprint form. T4 wins just 13.41% from 179 runs — the second-worst trap, which is the main negative. But at a sprint where EP and Bend override draw stats, his 61/60 combination gets him to the front regardless of trap position. Trainer Miller at 16% is the same as Las Vegas. Class suit 0 is irrelevant as the form speaks for itself (3 consecutive wins).