\u00a0 Kingmam Danzig<\/SPAN><\/STRONG> is the 4\/1 co-favorite.\u00a0 The Great One, J. Stivers, gets the call.\u00a0 Daughter of Kingmambo<\/STRONG> has ten wins in 23 starts.\u00a0 She has made 99% of her earnings while sprinting and looks to go to the lead early here.\u00a0 Her inside post should give her that very opportunity and the addition of Europe’s best rider can only help.\u00a0 Well rested after seven-week layoff.\u00a0 Look for her to take them to the stretch and battle from there. \u00a0 Deputy Danzig<\/SPAN><\/STRONG> is 4\/1 under D. Owens.\u00a0 The Aussie based daughter of Deputy Minister<\/STRONG> has twelve wins, five seconds and four thirds in 36 tries.\u00a0 She is a middle stalker with a nice late kick that usually keeps her close at the end.\u00a0 Won LTO at the conditioned allowance level after dropping two straight at Saturday’s class.\u00a0 Needed that confidence builder and the 101 SI so I expect her to compete here.\u00a0 Has raced and won on 21 days rest before. \u00a0 At 5\/1 is Rendevous<\/STRONG>.\u00a0 R. Truitt is in the irons.\u00a0 Rahy<\/STRONG> progeny has run well despite the spelling error in her name. She has hit the board in 16 of 27 career starts.\u00a0 Current form shows a steady decline in speed index and rushing her back in 14 days probably is not going to turn this one around.\u00a0 Will need to be juiced to hit the board here. \u00a0 Ant’s Honor<\/SPAN><\/STRONG> and H. McLean are 6\/1.\u00a0 The speedy Gulch<\/B> filly ran into a tough field LTO across this very track.\u00a0 Loses Truitt here and gets 2nd year rider McLean.\u00a0 Probably won’t be able to keep up with the fave to her inside just as in her last race.\u00a0 That proved to be the difference then as this horses prefers the lead.\u00a0 Will need to try a new strategy on Saturday. \u00a0 Zaragoza<\/SPAN><\/STRONG> is 7\/1.\u00a0 B. Tatum is aboard.\u00a0 Another FuPeg<\/STRONG> x Storm Cat<\/STRONG> filly, a hot cross in the SIM.\u00a0 She has eight wins, two seconds and four thirds in her 19 career tries.\u00a0 Has proven versatile by winning on both surfaces and at both sprints and routes.\u00a0 Likes to stay up close and will likely be able to do that here.\u00a0 Will need a solid move at the top of the stretch to run down the leader. \u00a0 At 9\/1 is Cantankerous T (IRE).<\/STRONG>\u00a0 L. Woodard is up.\u00a0 Canyon Creek (IRE)<\/STRONG> filly seems to run solid at the allowance level and then gets put back in her place each time she tries to promote to stakes level.\u00a0 Would expect that her late running style and addition of Woodard should move her up in here.\u00a0 I think her speeds can compete if she can only shake her fear of this level. \u00a0 Kepler Leprer<\/SPAN><\/STRONG> is 10\/1 with P. Clay.\u00a0 Daughter of Aptitude<\/STRONG> is making her sixth start at this level.\u00a0 Her previous five efforts have resulted in a combined whipping of 46.25 lengths.\u00a0 Speeds have increased dramatically since week 2517 where\u00a0she’s been on the board in all nine races, but each of those has been at the allowance level.\u00a0 Tough to like her based on history, but easy to like her based on recent form. \u00a0 At 11\/1 is Fleury<\/STRONG>.\u00a0 R. Kraft is up.\u00a0 Forty Niner<\/STRONG> mare is probably named after that diminutive pain in the ass hockey player, but we won’t hold that or the no-talent having wannabe lyricist the trainer is named after against her.\u00a0 She has five wins and five seconds in 15 starts and has been running very evenly lately.\u00a0 This will be her stakes debut, but it’s a tough spot to make your first try at this level.\u00a0 Will keep an eye open for her down the road, as her late kick is one to watch. \u00a0 Space Skates<\/SPAN><\/STRONG> is 13\/1.\u00a0 R. Grider gets the nod.\u00a0 War Chant<\/STRONG> filly comes out of the same race as “Ant” above.\u00a0 Put her away LTO with some wicked early speed only to fade just enough in deep stretch to give way to the late-running favorite.\u00a0 She has had a brilliant start to her career with three wins and four seconds in eight tries, which keeps her dangerous here.\u00a0\u00a0Look for her to collar the speedy\u00a0favorite early again this time and try and put her away. \u00a0 Teen Wolf’s Liver<\/SPAN><\/STRONG> and K. Champ are 23\/1.\u00a0 Daughter of Acceptable<\/STRONG> is back in France after three good efforts elsewhere.\u00a0 Her last stop here resulted in a shellacking under G. Todd.\u00a0 Would prefer Champ to Todd so maybe this time she’ll perform better. \u00a0 At 24\/1 is Creeping Doom<\/STRONG>.\u00a0 S. Dunlap is up for the second consecutive time.\u00a0 Stalking Gold Legend<\/B> filly moved late LTO vs. “Skates” and “Ant”.\u00a0 She passed a few in the stretch in the 3\/4 mile race, but never really gained any ground on the leaders.\u00a0 Will need to improve over that effort to get a piece Saturday.\u00a0 \u00a0 That Tiger Strikes<\/SPAN><\/STRONG> is 37\/1 with J. Bryant.\u00a0 Hold That Tiger<\/STRONG> filly has been on again, off again for her early career.\u00a0 Not sure her “on again” is good enough against these.<\/SPAN><\/P>
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