Searching a "standard" Junior Exocet, it is relevant to try JE2(2358)r13c2, r6c3, r9c1.
The requirement of two cover houses is met for digit 3, but not for digits 2,5,8 (three cover columns)
Row 4 provides an extra cross line for those digits, while having no base digit in "S-cells" r4c13.
(Extended JE2 pattern, as proposed by yzfwsf)
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+--------------------------+-------------------------+---------------------------+
| 9 B25-3 1235 | 1257 8 2457 | 1467 236 123467 |
| 2358 7 12358 | 6 <12345 <245 | <148 9 <12348 | CLB
| 6 B28-3 4 | 127 12379 279 | 178 238 5 |
+--------------------------+-------------------------+---------------------------+
| 7 2589 6 | 3 <25 <258 | <1589 4 <1289 | Extra CL
| 258 24589 258-9 | 2578 24567 1 | 3 2568 2689 |
| 1 23458 T258-3 | 9 <2456 <24568 | <568 7 <268 | CL1
+--------------------------+-------------------------+---------------------------+
| 258 1 2589 | 2578 25679 3 | 456789 568 46789 |
| 4 35689 3589 | 1578 15679 56789 | 2 3568 36789 |
| T258-3 235689 7 | 4 <2569 <25689 | <5689 1 <3689 | CL2
+--------------------------+-------------------------+---------------------------+
CH(235) CH(258) CH(58) CH(238)
Therefore, extended JE2(2358)r13c2, r6c3, r9c1 (with 4 cross-lines \ 3 cover houses for digit 2,5,8)
Elimination from the pattern -9 r5c3 (extra non base digit in mirror node)
Digit 3 is false in both mirror nodes => 3 is a false base digit, -3 r13c2, r6c3, r9c1; basics to the end