Showers are expected in Dubai this weekend and that means that off-track conditions will be prevalent for the\u00a0 <\/SPAN>G1 Sand Castle Turf Sprint race.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>The race is open to all horses age 4 and up and will be contested on the turf at a distance of 6 furlongs.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>A one million dollar purse is up for grabs and a full field of 14 will go to post.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Three horses that have entered are already have earned over $1 million and there are two fillies entered, both are included in the millionaire club. 1.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Boismyhero\u00a0 <\/SPAN>7-1 Three of Boismyhero\u2019s last four races in 2012 notched speeds of 113 or higher, coming in the Hungry Ford (G3, finished 2nd<\/SUP>) and wins in the Central Park Stakes (G2) and The Challenger (G2).\u00a0 <\/SPAN>However, things came apart in the G1 King Kong Spirit where he finished in the rear of the field and the speed number dropping to 100.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>In January, a third place finish was scored in the non-grade Grand Design Turf.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Boismyhero, the son from Pulpit, has been resting in the barn for the past two months and makes the return to the grade level with hopes of boosting the speed after the rest.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Still, may need a start to tone things up. 2.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Nicholas the Great\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>6-1 From September 2012 to January 2013, Nicholas the Great won 5 consecutive races on the turf and saw the streak come to an end last month when switching to the dirt.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>The dirt run was a good fourth with an even better speed of 111.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>This son from Lake George returns to the turf to make his first grade level start.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>His win streak included wins in the non-grade Terrant Turf Sprint (116 speed) , Spaz Attack Turf Special (115 SP), Elk Siefert Turf Spirnt (108 SP) and Rock River Green Turf Sprint (110 SP).\u00a0 <\/SPAN>The speed numbers are solid and will be competive in this field.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Nicholas the Great loves to run on the lead and will be fighting right to the wire. 3.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Kaze Star\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>11-1<\/B> Sired by Sea The Stars, Kaze Star is a two time grade winner.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>The two wins came at the age of two in the Jimcrack (G2) and the Stubenville (G3).\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Kaze Star has had a long drought in the win column as the Stubenville win came in November 2011 and it wasn\u2019t until this past February, at the age of four, that he would revisit the winner\u2019s circle.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>That win came in the non-grade level Super Jack Turf Challenge where he claimed the victory by producing a career best speed of 113.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Performance has been on the improve for Kaze Star since December with a win and two seconds and an elevation in the speed numbers.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Returns to grade level for first time since September and is ready to be a STAR <\/I>again. 4.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Skylusive\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>24-1<\/B> Skylusive is out of Elusive Quality and has strong bloodlines with Storm Cat and Unbridled as DS and DSS.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>He has won four out of 21 career starts but has been winless in stake company.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Skylusive will be making his first appearance in the graded level and this comes after charting a career high speed of 105 which came in the Shuhei Turf Sprint where he charged hard late and missed the win by a mere head.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>He is an outsider and hitting speeds at 100 or higher aren\u2019t consistent.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>However, he has performed well on a wet track and that could work to his advantage. 5.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Author of Pain\u00a0 <\/SPAN>7-1 Author of Pain has started an interesting racing pattern of late.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Starting in October, 2012, he has recorded speeds of 110 or more every other start.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>In February, he won the G2 Cool Lightning, his first grade win, with a speed of 110.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Last month, in the G1 New Market Handicap, he brought the lead into the stretch but was overtaken and faltered back into fifth resolving to a speed of 104.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Sired by Authorized, this brown horse likes to run on the front end and if the current race pattern continues into this race, there could be a new career best speed number produced for this five year old. 6.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Angel\u2019s From Above\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>17-1<\/B> This will be Antel\u2019s From Above second grade race appearance.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>The first came last November in the Ascot Vail where he was closing hard late and finished fourth, equaling his best speed of 107.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>He has a pair of wins on the wet track which includes one in the non-grade Out of Control Turf Sprint.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Angel\u2019s From Above had an easy win in his last start, an allowance race winning by two strides.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>With six wins and four places in thirteen starts, this child from Lemon Drop Kid is usually in the money but will have a tougher task in this race and will need to be in peak form with this group. 7.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Esterhazy Castle\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>9-1<\/B> Esterhazy Castle is one of two mares in this race and is one of three horses that have exceeded in $1 million in earnings.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>She is a four-time grade winner with victories in the Boon Turf (G3), Scuzzy South (G3), Chasing Carl (G3) and the MGD Special (G1).\u00a0 <\/SPAN>After picking up the G1 win last August, Esterhazy Castle has not earned another win despite a career best of 113 speed which came in the prestigious Breeders\u2019 Bowl Turf Sprint and a solid second.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>This daughter of Giants\u2019 Causeway usually puts in a strong late run, however, does have a tendency to disappoint.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>She has finished in the back of the field in two of her last three, but it\u2019s been a long time since she\u2019s had a bad streak longer than this. 8.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Duncan Street\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>25-1 Duncan Street is a four year colt out of Afleet Alex.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>He is making his debut at the graded level and has one non-grade stake win which came last October in the Galileo Seeking Turf Memorial.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>\u00a0<\/SPAN>In this race, he wired a small field and fought off the favorite to win by half a stride and a career best speed of 107.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>\u00a0<\/SPAN>This was the last race that Duncan Street won and he finds a tough field to face in his first attempt at capturing a grade win.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Hard to see this one getting the job done unless he finds the expressway. 9.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Horse Ball And Run\u00a0 <\/SPAN>9-1 Since November, Horse Ball and Run has won two grade level races.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>The first came in the G2 Because I Said So which he won by a length and an echoing 116 speed.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Last month, he picked up his first G1 victory by thundering home with a late rush in the New Market Handiap with a 109 speed being recorded.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Horse Ball and Run is sired by Kitten\u2019s Joy and has won eight out of 18 starts.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>L. Radzinski will be aboard for the third consecutive race and has done incredibly well with this horse.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>This million dollar purse winner is capable of making this a second straight G1 level win. 10.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Fuzzy Sweater\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>16-1<\/B> The four year old Fuzzy Sweater makes his first start in graded company since being a 2-year old.\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Last June, he won the non-grade Rain Burst Turf Dash by three strides and a speed of 104, his only career stake win.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>In four of his last five starts, all non-grade stakes, he finished second four times and averaged a speed of 104 over the duration.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>The son of Oasis Dream likes to be near the front and his chances increase the closer he can stay ahead of others.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Speed numbers are competitive in non-grade company and he could notch things up a bit with this group and may be a surprise factor. 11.\u00a0 <\/SPAN>Days To Come\u00a0\u00a0 <\/SPAN>19-1 This five time stake winner will be taking his second shot at the graded level.