Road Runner Lou gets the nod on the strength of her speed and bend figures, which are the best in the field by a clear margin. She's a closer who'll sit at the back and look to overhaul the leaders in the final stages, and her recent form has been solid — two seconds in her last two starts at this grade confirm she's competitive. The major concern is her draw — trap 6 is one of the weaker positions at A10 480m, and her suitability scores across the board are modest. She doesn't have a great record at Monmore or at this distance individually. But in a field of moderate quality, her raw speed advantage could be the decisive factor.