Blazeaway Noir presents the rare scenario at Central Park where two primary selection signals align simultaneously in the same runner. Drawing from T6 — the best structural position at D2 277m with a 21.78% historical strike rate — she combines positional advantage with the field's fastest pace mark by a seven-point margin over the next rival. Speed rank leadership at a pure speed circuit, from the best draw position, creates a stacking effect that Central Park's sprint profile rewards directly. Her most recent run produced a strong performance mark with a second-place finish, and her speed figure of 61 is dominant relative to a field where the next fastest runner measures 54. At a Tier 2 venue where speed rank leaders convert at 25.2%, two structural advantages aligning in a single runner provides the basis for elevating confidence above Tentative. Medium confidence is appropriate and well-supported.