10/21
R2 - #4 Don't Say It (3-1) Brad Cox is hitting at 33% in his last 186 tries going turf to dirt. Not too shabby. And this filly is better bred for the dirt, anyway. Also I'm expecting a wet track - another strength of this filly's pedigree. Plus, she gets Franco, who is one of my all-time favorite wet track jocks.
R4 - #10 Gut Feeling (8-1) Drops into the claiming game today - note he has won his last two tries with a price tag on his butt. It's Rice/Ortiz, so we won't get 8-1, but still should hold a bit of value.
R6 - #3 For Your Pleasure (7-2) $5k sire and goes for $200k at auction, the owners sure saw something they like. Dam has had 3 of 5 win as juveniles and 6 of 6 overall with 1 stakes winner. Training well for the debut and looks live no matter what the track condition is.
R9 - #10 Ashburn Alley (8-1) I've been a fan of Jairo Rendon since he was lighting up the tote board a few years ago at Gulfstream. He's got a filly here whose dam has hit 3 of 3 with two-year olds with a stakes winner to boot. Trainer can get 'em ready for debut. I don't like the post, but hoping we get a couple of scratches to her inside.
Rest of the card...
R1 - #6 Sinaloa (10-1)
R3 - #2 Gun Maestro (9-2)
R5 - #5 Datesfreedon (20-1)
R7 - #4 What's Up Doc (8-1)
R8 - #7 Rocco Strong (12-1)
R2 - #4 Don't Say It (3-1) Brad Cox is hitting at 33% in his last 186 tries going turf to dirt. Not too shabby. And this filly is better bred for the dirt, anyway. Also I'm expecting a wet track - another strength of this filly's pedigree. Plus, she gets Franco, who is one of my all-time favorite wet track jocks.
R4 - #10 Gut Feeling (8-1) Drops into the claiming game today - note he has won his last two tries with a price tag on his butt. It's Rice/Ortiz, so we won't get 8-1, but still should hold a bit of value.
R6 - #3 For Your Pleasure (7-2) $5k sire and goes for $200k at auction, the owners sure saw something they like. Dam has had 3 of 5 win as juveniles and 6 of 6 overall with 1 stakes winner. Training well for the debut and looks live no matter what the track condition is.
R9 - #10 Ashburn Alley (8-1) I've been a fan of Jairo Rendon since he was lighting up the tote board a few years ago at Gulfstream. He's got a filly here whose dam has hit 3 of 3 with two-year olds with a stakes winner to boot. Trainer can get 'em ready for debut. I don't like the post, but hoping we get a couple of scratches to her inside.
Rest of the card...
R1 - #6 Sinaloa (10-1)
R3 - #2 Gun Maestro (9-2)
R5 - #5 Datesfreedon (20-1)
R7 - #4 What's Up Doc (8-1)
R8 - #7 Rocco Strong (12-1)