Saturday 5/28/22 Free Plays / Trends / Betting Info / Etc

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Lone Star Park Picks - Saturday, May 28, 2022

Race 1: 7-2-3-5
Race 2: 6-1-3-5
Race 3: 1-4-2-5
Race 4: 3-4-2-6
Race 5: 7-1-4-6
Race 6: 5-2-8-4
Race 7: 3-5-2-8
Race 8: 2-7-4-1
Race 9: 6-4-8-1
**Most Likely: Fashion Merit #1 (Race 3)**
**Best Value: Airline Drive #6 (Race 2)**

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Monmouth Park Picks - Saturday, May 28, 2022

Race 1: 4-3-7-1
Race 2: 7-4-2-6
Race 3: 3-1-8-7
Race 4: 1-7-3-4
Race 5: 6-7-10-9
Race 6: 2-1-6-3
Race 7: 10-5-1-8
Race 8: 3-1-2-6
Race 9: 3-6-8-5
Race 10: 3-5-2-1
Race 11: 4-8-10-7
Race 12: 7-5-2-4
**Most Likely Winner: Her World (Race 9)**
**Best Value: Alpha Sixty Six (Race 5)**

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Pimlico Race Course Picks - Saturday, May 28, 2022

Race 1: 7-1-2-5
Race 2: 12-2-6-4
Race 3: 7-4-6-1
Race 4: 4-7-3-8
Race 5: 6-2-3-4
Race 6: 13-6-1-9
Race 7: 1-6-4-5
Race 8: 7-2-3-5
**Most Likely: Hardspun Reason (Race 3)**
**Best Value: Defy Expectations (Race 2)**

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Santa Anita Park Picks - Saturday, May 28, 2022

Race 1: 5-2-1-7
Race 2: 1-6-4-7
Race 3: 4-2-1-5
Race 4: 2-4-3-5
Race 5: 3-6-5-1
Race 6: 4-10-7-9
Race 7: 3-4-7-5
Race 8: 2-5-1-6
Race 9: 7-5-3-6
**Most Likely: Shemakescents #1 (Race 2)**
**Best Value: Vincero Grande #3 (Race 5)**

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Woodbine Picks - Saturday, May 28, 2022

Race 1: 2-4-1-5
Race 2: 3-4-1-6
Race 3: 5-1-2-3
Race 4: 3-8-4-1
Race 5: 6-1-2-3
Race 6: 3-5-6-4
Race 7: 1-6-4-2
Race 8: 2-3-5-4
Race 9: 2-5-6-3
**Most Likely Winner: Souper Classy (Race 3)**
**Best Value: Musical Ride (Race 6)**

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Al Ciimaglia: Meadowlands Early Pick 4 Analysis

May 28, 2022 | By Al Cimaglia

The feature at the Meadowlands comes in Race 8, a Winners Over/Open trot with a $31,500 purse. The 0.50 Early Pick 4 starts in Race 6. The sequence has a $50,000 guaranteed pool with a 15% takeout, and it will be my focus.

Comments and selections below are based on a fast track.

Race 6

6-Fox Valley Exploit (7/2)-Has been used early and has hung in late to finish 2nd in the last 3 starts. Fits with this crew, has been right there at the wire in the last 3 and those winners are not in this field.
7-Hot Mess Express (3-1)-This mare likes to race near the top of the stack and drawing post 9 in the 1st start off the bench didn't work out. Should find this field to her liking and has won 2 of 3 starts at M1.

Race 7

4-Shinkansen (3-1)-Has raced well in 2 of 4 starts on a dry track. Fits well at this level, Dunn is back in the bike and looks like a player.
6-Celebrate With Me (7/2)-Has been facing considerably tougher and hasn't met the challenge. Drops to spot to shine for Burke-Gingras and best to not overlook.
8-Jula Muscle Pack (8-1)-Hasn't ever won on an off-track and broke in the slop at Yonkers in last. Willing to toss that miscue and drops to the level of its last win on 3-11.


Race 8

4-Kenziesky Hanover (6-1)-Usually in the mix and likes the Big M (49-10-8-7). Loses Tetrick to #7 but Dunn can do the job and should offer a fair price.
5-It's Academic (3-1)-Raced in the Cutler and looked like a horse that was off since 11-12 but it wasn't a bad effort, stopped the clock in 150.0 with a 27.1 last quarter. This looks like a spot to take its 1st picture of 2022.
7-Next Level Stuff (5/2)-Won her first 2 starts off the bench in gate to wire fashion. Could win again but not sure it will be by getting on the engine.

Race 9

1-Machdavid (9/2)-Loses Dunn and my guess is this 6-year-old might be overlooked at the windows. Zeron could stay close, get sucked around and surprise.
2-Better Take It (7/2)-Has raced on an off-track in the last 3 starts and is 0-9 on a wet surface. Took the point versus this kind in last and was just nipped at the wire. Loses Tetrick but Gingras should have in striking range at the top of the lane.
9-I'm A Big Deal (6-1)-Recent form has been dull but does drop again. Dunn sticks with Morgan and picks this 7-year-old over #1. Should be a solid price, will respect connections and use in a race without a standout.

0.50 Early Pick 4

6,7/4,6,8/4,5,7/1,2,9
Total Bet=$27

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Jeff Siegel's Santa Anita Analysis/Workout Commentary - 5-28-22

May 28, 2022

“What You Need to Know” - Santa Anita
By Jeff Siegel, Handicapper & Analyst


Specifically designed for the rolling exotic player, Jeff Siegel’s Daily Santa Anita Handicapping Analysis, Wagering Strategies, Workout Commentary, and True Odds Calculations (“TOC”) identify those horses that should be included in daily doubles, pick-3s, pick-4s, pick-5s, and the pick-6.
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The “TOC” quantifies the findings of a personal thoroughbred analytics program that contains in its database the results of every race contested at Santa Anita since 2004. More than 75 critical factors in the fields of class, distance, surface, age, and sex have created 227 algorithms that are highly specific to the race being handicapped. The result is a probability line that reflects each contender’s true odds based on a pure 100-point takeout.

The “TOC” applies its mathematical formula only to non-maiden races and displays a maximum of four runners considered the most likely contenders to win. Also listed is the specific algorithm’s sample size plus the top-rated horse’s win percentage and return on investment (ROI). It is suggested that the player utilize the program’s findings to compare each contender’s “true odds” with the morning line and/or actual wagering odds to identify potential overlays and underlays.

Also-eligible runners are not included in any of the calculations until verified as actual starters. When possible, adjustments to the “TOC” will be updated after late scratches.

For additional commentary, follow us on twitter @jsiegelracing.

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Grade Descriptions:
Grade A=Highest degree of confidence
Grade B=Solid Play.
Grade C=Least preferred or pass
Grade X=probable winner but likely at odds too short to play

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RACE 1: Post: 1:00 PT Grade: B-
Use (in order of preference): 3-Current Mood; 2-Funny Feline

Forecast: The Saturday opener is a better-than-par first-level allowance extended sprint for state-bred fillies and mares. Current Mood (TOC=7/2; ML=7/2) was a visually pleasing winner over this course and distance when breaking her maiden in her second career start and gives the impression that she has plenty of further improvement in her. The N. Drysdale-trained daughter of Flintshire was a bit green through the lane but drew clear with authority and without being asked for her best. Funny Feline (TOC=5/2; ML=3-1) has the route-to-sprint angle that we like and should return to the form that saw her easily dispose of maidens sprinting over the local lawn two races back. She will take them on the lead for as far as she can. Both should be included in rolling exotic play with preference on top to Current Mood.

Notable Workouts:

Funny Feline (May 14, Santa Anita, 4f, :48.1h TT). Grade: B
In blinkers, ridden a bit through the lane while coming the final quarter mile in a solid :24.1. Failed to stay a mile last time out and should improve when shortened back to a sprint.
View Workout Video

Current Mood (May 18, Santa Anita, 5f, 1:02.2h TT). Grade: B-
Maintenance drill for N. Drysdale-trained filly in solo training track drill without being asked, very slow early but solid through the lane, splits of :25.4, :37.4 and 1:02.3 on our watches. Has room to improve with experience and distance.
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Ko Olina (May 23, Santa Anita, 4f, :47.3hg). Grade: C+
No blinkers, fair-to-moderate solo gate work for L. Mendez, splits of :24 flat, :36 flat and :47.4 on our watches, ridden most of the way. Looks about the same as she did last year as a 2-year-old.
View Workout Video


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RACE 2: Post: 1:35 PT Grade: B+
Single: 6-Fun to Dream

Forecast: This state-bred main track sprint for older fillies and mares came up unusually soft, save for the first-timer Fun to Dream, who appears to have some ability. The daughter of Arrogate has worked well enough (see below) to handle this modest group, and while we doubt she’s a quick type and a true sprinter, the S. McCarthy-trained sophomore should be able to find a way to handle this assignment. At or near her morning line price of 9/5, she’s a win play and rolling exotic single almost by default.

Notable Workouts:

Lady Maryann (May 11, Santa Anita, 5f, 1:00.4h). Grade: B-
Useful work, never really asked while tying in with Eddie’s New Dream (4f, :38h) and finishing down the lane inside of that one, final half mile on our watches in :23.2 and :48.2. Probably has a bit of improvement in her.
View Workout Video

Fun to Dream (May 22, Santa Anita, 5f, 1:00.2h). Grade: B
Even but perhaps a tad second best in company with Spooky Lady (same time) for S. McCarthy, splits of :12.1, :24.1, :48.2 and 1:00.3 on our watches from half mile pole to the seven furlong pole, mild coaxing only before galloping out well. Hard to say how quick she is; daughter of Arrogate seems like a one-paced type and most likely will do her best eventually over a distance of ground. Eligible to debut in a very soft spot vs. Cal-bred competition.
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Tracy Di Vicenzo (May 13, Santa Anita, 5f, 1:02.3h). Grade: C+
Ridden pretty good through the lane to be doing her best, final half mile in :24.1 and :49.3. Was hoping to see a bit stronger finish. Seems about the same.
View Workout Video


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RACE 3: Post: 2:06 PT Grade: B+
Single: 5-Carmelita’s Man

Forecast: Carmelita’s Man (TOC=7/5; ML=5/2) returns to state-bred competition for the first time since last fall and catches a pace flow that projects to compliment his late running style. The veteran gelding finished an excellent second in a second-level allowance affair earlier this month while earning a career top speed figure, and a repeat of that performance today should allow the D. Pederson-trained son of Mucho Macho Man to wear down the leaders late in a race that should have quick early fractions. At 5/2 on the morning line he’s worth a strong play in the win pool and in the various rolling exotics.


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RACE 4: Post: 2:36 PT Grade: B-
Use (in order of preference: 5-Good With People; 4-Tigre Di Slugo; 2-Desmond Dess

Forecast: We’ll spread the fourth race, the Thor’s Echo S. for older sprinters, while preferring Good With People (TOC=5/2; ML=5/2) on top and pressing with that in the various rolling exotics. Away since last August, the speedy son of Curlin to Mischief has been burning up the track at San Luis Rey Downs in recent workouts and having won his debut has proven he can fire a winning shot fresh. Drawn comfortably outside as the projected controlling speed, the R. Alvarado-trained colt is a fit on speed figures and should take command early and prove hard to catch. However, there are two others in the field that have winning credentials, as well. Tigre Di Slugo (TOC=4/5; ML=8/5) finished second (in a field of four) behind Brickyard Ride in the Kona Gold S.-G3 in his first start in more than a year while earning a speed figure that is tops in the field. He lacks tactical speed but can turn it on late and will be the one to fear most in the final furlong. Desmond Doss (TOC=6-1; ML=3-1) has a history of firing fresh and projects to be in a good stalking position behind the likely leader. He’s a little light in the speed figure department but has never been worse than second in four starts over the local main track and his trainer (S. Miyadi) has superior stats with layoff runners.

Notable Workouts:

Desmond Doss (May 21, Santa Anita, 6f, 1:14.4hg). Grade: B
Ridden aggressively through the lane and did well enough on the comeback trail for S. Miyadi while much the best over Catalon (5f, 1:02.3hg), splits of :24.4, :36.2, :48.2 and 1:13.4, a full second faster than given and looking decent enough. Generally runs better than he works and always has like the Santa Anita main track. Been away since last fall but has a history of running well fresh.
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RACE 5: Post: 3:10 PT Grade: B+
Use (in order of preference): 6-Smuggler’s Run

Forecast: Smuggler’s Run (TOC=3-1; ML=2-1) stretches out for the first time, and if he’s ever going to handle this nine furlong trip it’ll likely be in his first attempt. Making his first start since being transferred to the J. Sadler barn, the son of Straight Fire has Kitten’s Joy on the bottom side of his pedigree and therefore has the pedigree to handle two turns. Furthermore, he trains like a colt that will handle the added ground, so at 2-1 on the morning line and fresh from a sharp sprint score in the Echo Eddie S. he looks well-placed as a win play and rolling exotic single.

Notable Workouts:

Smuggler’s Run (May 21, Santa Anita, 5f, 1:01.1h TT). Grade: B+
Mildly ridden through the lane and then was asked out an extra furlong into the clubhouse turn, final half mile in :24.2 and :47.3, sharp late for new trainer J. Sadler. Should be capable of handling a distance of ground based on this drill. Has further improvement in him and can handle any surface.
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RACE 6: Post: 3:43 PT Grade: C+
Use (in order of preference): 4-Six Feet; 9-Bag’s Gold

Forecast: Six Feet has trained like a win-early type for R. Hanson and debuts in a modest maiden $50,000 state-bred claiming sprint that is begging to be won by a fresh face. The son of Dads Cap has been given a sufficient foundation to be fit and ready, with a recent gate work (see below) that was quicker than given especially catching the eye. Bag’s Gold had a fairly promising run in his debut last month, finishing with interest to be fourth, beaten less than three lengths after a rugged start. Subsequently scratched on May 1 and recording no works until two weeks ago, the son of Vronsky may have a condition question but he’s a first-time Lasix user with E. Maldonado riding him back, so we’ll make him a contender and include him in our rolling exotic play.

Notable Workouts:

Six Feet (May 22, Santa Anita, 4f, :47.1hg). Grade: B
Went a couple of ticks faster than given and looked decent for a maiden-claiming type, splits of :23.2, :34.4 and :46.4 on our watches, ridden early and then under mild coaxing late to be a tad the best over Pass Interference (same time) for R. Hanson. Dads Cap gelding seems fit and deserves a close look in a modest affair.
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Disko Tribute (May 22, Santa Anita, 4f, :48.3h TT). Grade: C+
Ridden throughout inside Park City (same time) for D. Blacker and appeared a tad second best (workmate not asked much), in training track drill, final three furlongs in :11.4 and :35.4., doing his best to the end. May improve but needs maiden claimers.
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RACE 7: Post: 4:15 PT Grade: B
Use (in order of preference): 4-Minister Shane; 7-Forgiving Spirit

Forecast: 4-Minister Shane exits a legitimate race for the level, gets an extra half-furlong to work with, and may be along in time if his improving pattern continues. A lightly-raced gelding from the C. Gaines barn, the son of Ministers Wild Cat projects to settle in the second flight and then have every chance to tag the speed from the quarter pole home. Forgiving Speed M graduated from the rail sprinting on turf last time out and did so with a good number. It was just his second career start, and his first since August, so the R. Alvarado-trained son of Shaman Ghost seems likely to produce a forward move and be tough right back. These are the two we’ll be using in rolling exotic play with preference on top to Minister Shane.


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RACE 8: Post: 4:45 PT Grade: B+
Use (in order of preference): 2-Big Switch; 1-Rose Maddox

Forecast: Big Switch followed two very impressive victories to begin her career with a pair of substandard efforts, but she continues to impress in a.m. workouts so we’re expecting the J. Sadler-trained filly to regain her best form in her first try around two turns. The daughter of Mr. Big certainly is bred to handle the extra ground, so there should be no excuses today. On pure form, her morning line of 8/5 is justified. Rose Maddox missed at 40 cents on the dollar when trying to steal a purse up north two weeks ago but on her best day she is a major player against this group. Proven routing and with numbers that fit, the daughter of Grazen looks like the most dangerous of the late runners. We’ll prefer Big Switch on top but include both in rolling exotic play.

Notable Workouts:

Big Switch (May 22, Santa Anita, 5f, 1:01h). Grade: B
Much best outside Perfect Ice Storm (5f, 1:01.4h), splits of :11.4, :23.2, :48.1 and 1:01 flat on our watches while working from the three-eighths to the seven-eighths, mild coaxing only and looking good for J. Sadler. Was below her best from in her last two starts but appears ready to bounce back. Acts like she’ll enjoy a distance of ground.
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RACE 9: Post: 5:15 PT Grade: B+
Use (in order of preference): 5-Alice Marble; 6-Self Isolation

Forecast: Alice Marble is listed as the 4/5 favorite in today’s nightcap and looks it on paper after finishing a sharp runner-up in open company in the Monrovia S.-G2 down the Hillside Course last month. Versatile and genuine, the daughter of Grazen stretches out to a mile but should have no difficulty with the added distance. It’s possible she inherits the role as the controlling speed if that’s the strategy, but more likely she’ll settle into a stalking position and have every chance from there. For protection, you may want to include Self Isolation as a back-up or a saver. A two-time winner over the local lawn, the Square Eddie doesn’t quite match our top pick on pure numbers but if she can clear the field in the opening furlong with undue pressure she may get brave and never look back.

Notable Workouts:

Alice Marble (May 22, Santa Anita, 5f, 1:01h). Grade: B
Went a couple of ticks slower than given on our watches but looked quite nice for P. D’Amato, breaking off several lengths behind Ice Cold Gold (5f, 1:01.4h) and cruising on by approaching the wire while well in hand, splits of :12.2, :24.2, :36.2 and 1:01.2 before continuing out to the seven furlong pole in 1:14.2. Dead fit, looks good, can handle any surface and should be just as capable around two turns as she is sprinting.

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Brian W. Spencer's Daily Picks

Churchill Downs - Race #3
Picks Notes
#1 Feliciano I like the way he finished up in the debut try, and perhaps her can turn the tables on the guy who finished in front of him last time out. Interesting with upside.
#5 Sinner's Sin He looks like the one to beat, and we just saw a similar looking Oaklawn maiden nibbler run off the screen here a couple days ago. Capable.
#4 American Mayhem Debuter might be ready enough to land a piece of this at first asking, but get a good look on the tote and track before diving in here.
Race Summary Feliciano rallied well at a price in the debut run, and while the number gets shorter today, he looks plenty competitive with some expected upside into this second lifetime start.

Churchill Downs - Race #8
Picks Notes
#4 War Campaign He stayed on okay late behind an easy winner in the debut try, and he might work out a pretty dreamy trip while tracking the pace on the move around two turns. Interesting today.
#10 Pioneering Spirit He has already had a handful of chances, and he tends to wind up with just a bit too much to do late in his races. Capable player, but I wouldn't want to be here at what is probably too short a price in a competitive group.
#3 Ridley's Major He'll try the dirt for the first time, but he figures to be able to handle it with a pedigree that hints it won't be a problem. Another who might be along late for a piece.
Race Summary War Campaign intrigues in this second start while stretching out, as he might find a pretty solid trip just in behind the pace, and he's bred to handle the trip.

Churchill Downs - Race #10
Picks Notes
#7 Temple City Terror She has upside in this second start off the layoff, and she has been pretty good when racing at this trip, including a win in this race here last year. Tough.
#8 Luck Money She has been keeping some good company in recent starts, but she will need to come forward in a big way in this second start off the layoff if she is going to land this.
#5 Federalist Papers She really thrived at this trip at Keeneland last month, but she might be just a touch light compared to a few others in here. Loved her last, but I wonder if she's just a slight cut below the best here?
Race Summary Temple City Terror and Luck Money make a lot of sense in here, and I'll try to get one of those in with Federalist Papers, who might be good enough for an underneath piece on the rise.

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Frank Carulli's Daily Picks

Pocono Downs - Race #1
Picks Notes
#3 ROLLINWITHAMBITION Followed winner in 3-hole, good finish, enters new barn.
#4 RYCROFT N Finished 1-2 in 5 of last 6 starts, versatility comes in handy.
#1 TEXAS TERROR Failed at odds-on at Yonkers, speed will be tested despite rail draw.
Race Summary Rollinwithambition was trapped 3-deep on the rail until he angled out in mid-stretch and finished well for second behind the three-peat, pocket-witting winner. He projects an ideal stalking trip today and could return a quick claim dividend for his new barn. Bet to win and place.

Meadowlands - Race #2
Picks Notes
#8 WAVES OF FIRE Should be on the move early, good value play to be in the hunt late.
#5 TYGA HANOVER Some late interest from post 8 in 1:50.2, use in all gimmicks.
#3 DECOY Met short-priced winners in his last three starts out of town.
Race Summary Waves of Fire, no factor in open company at Monticello, went wire-to-wire here in April and led until the stretch in his follow-up try. He starts outside but can make good use of his speed in this spot at a good price. Play a 3-5-8 exacta box.

Woodbine-Mohawk Park - Race #1
Picks Notes
#2 CADILLAC BAYAMA In good form for Moreau, sitting on first win of 4-year-old season.
#1 BRAEVIEW BONDI N Widened through :27 final quarter in qualifying romp.
#4 COLD CREEK CABO Sat pocket trip, just missed in blanket finish, changes pilots.
Race Summary Cadillac Bayama ranged up boldly on the 3-to-1 winner but flattened out in the stretch as a class-rising favorite last week. The same type of move should work well on the class drop as he seeks his first win this year. Bet to win and place.

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Gulfstream Park Picks for May 28, 2022 – Horse Racing Betting Tips

By Kyle E in Horse Racing — May 28th, 2022 2:43am PDT

Gulfstream Park Picks for May 28, 2022 – Horse Racing Betting Tips

We’re out east for two cards on Saturday afternoon. Belmont Park and Gulfstream Park look like good places to be on Saturday. This isn’t a big stakes day, with the feature saved for Monday on Memorial Day Weekend.
The Shoemaker
The $500,000 Shoemaker Mile (Gr. 1) is scheduled for Monday afternoon at Santa Anita Park. Santa Anita is the feature track on Monday.

Go to our Belmont Park page for more horse racing picks on Saturday afternoon. Gulfstream Park has 12 races worth $444,000 in Hallandale Beach.

Head below for our best Gulfstream Park for May 28, 2022.
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Race 3
(1) Khosea
+1000 (10/1)
(2) Serenade a Kitten
+200 (2/1)
(3) Centless Drama
+350 (7/2)
(4) Classy of Course
+1200 (12/1)
(5) Map Em Up
+600 (6/1)
(6) Isadorable Aida
+450 (9/2)
(7) Lovin Livin
+2000 (20/1)
(8) Isla Bonita
+500 (5/1)

Post Time: 2:07 p.m. EST

Distance:1 Mile

Purse:$25,000

Race 3 is a $25,000 event covering a mile on the dirt. Consideration for Centsless Drama and Serenade a Kitten doesn’t look like a bad play.
Centsless Drama is a three-time winner in 26 events. The mare finished 5th, 7th, 6th in her previous three assignments.

In her latest start, Centsless Drama was 5th for a $31,000 purse on May 6. Prior to that start, the mare finished 7th for a $36,000 purse on April 1.

A drop in grade should do Centsless Drama well. Serenade a Kitten could be too tough regardless, though.

Serenade a Kitten is 4 for 18 and looking for better after finishing 3rd, 4th, 3rd in his previous three performances. The filly most recently showed 3rd for a $28,000 prize on May 7.

She’s coming off a strong workout and should appreciate being upped from 7

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Handicapper Sonny LaFouchi(aka The LEGEND)!

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SANTA ANITA PARK
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TIME: 7:15 PM EST
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Indian Cowboy

MLB
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Tony George

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Padres -1.5 (-115)