\u00a0 Daylight Dreamer (IRE)<\/SPAN><\/B> is 2\/1 under R. Grider.\u00a0 The Giant’s Causeway (IRE)<\/B> mare has eleven wins from 28 starts.\u00a0 She really enjoys 11 furlongs and has a knack for taking the lead and not looking back.\u00a0 Should be up on the lead here and will try and wire them. \u00a0 At 5\/2 are Wooden Stud<\/B> and D. Ritchie.\u00a0 Woodman<\/B> progeny will be making his 61st start.\u00a0 He has 17 wins, 17 seconds and 9 thirds.\u00a0 A third here will give him the elusive triple dip.\u00a0 Three allowance wins in a row gives him a shot back at this level.\u00a0 Is very sharp and will sit right off the fave’s early pace.\u00a0 \u00a0 Padam (GB)<\/SPAN><\/B> is 4\/1.\u00a0 K. French gets the call.\u00a0 Son of Kris (GB) <\/B>has a lot of catching up to do to catch the top two in class and earnings.\u00a0 Will most likely press the pace and try and wear the favorite out.\u00a0 Will most likely set up the race for a late running sort. \u00a0 Fast Flying II (AUS)<\/SPAN><\/B> is 9\/2. The Great One, J. Stivers, is aboard.\u00a0 Flying Spur (AUS)<\/B> horse has been all over Europe, but never to France.\u00a0 Won at this distance two back at his only career try going 11F.\u00a0 Has won longer and shorter and figures to be able to handle the speed.\u00a0 Stivers is the wild card. \u00a0 At 6\/1 is Utility View<\/B>.\u00a0 R. Truitt gets the call.\u00a0 South African sire Al Mufti<\/B> horse has eleven wins in 41 tries.\u00a0 Has won at this distance on multiple occasions.\u00a0 Current form isn’t the greatest, but his experience at this distance should move him up a bit. \u00a0 Crass Rainbow<\/SPAN><\/B> is 7\/1. J. Shaver is in the irons.\u00a0 Son of Rainbow Quest<\/B> may be the sole benefactor of the expected fast pace.\u00a0 Although he is the longest shot on the board, his running style cannot be ignored.\u00a0 Adores an off track and will be in the mix late.<\/SPAN><\/P> <\/SPAN>\u00a0<\/P>
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