HORSES TO WATCH

By: AMERICAN TURF CLUB

BELMONT

CAPIVARA: Well bred three year old filly was sluggish at the start, moved up into contention down the backside, raced three wide into the far turn but couldn’t go with the leaders late checking in seventh, should improve off that effort and must be followed back for the Pletcher barn.

CHARDSEY: Moved back to the turf last out, got away in seventh early on, made a good move to get into second behind the leader into the lane but couldn’t go by holding on well for a clear second, fits with restricted claimers right back.

MADRE DITUTTICAPI: Tried the turf for the first time last out, set a sharp early pace from the start and into the lane but couldn’t finish it off tiring to third late at 13-1; fits nicely with $35k maiden claimers over the turf and can wire similar right back.

KEEP ME INFORMED: Finally got a pace to run at last out after trailing the field of six early on, moved up inside on the turn and rolled on by the leaders late to score by more than three lengths at 23-1; follow right back with similar especially with a pace up front.

POLITICAL JUSTICE: Four year old colt came out running for the lead last out when trying the turf for just the second time, gave up the lead and chased the frontrunner to the top of the lane but tired in the lane to finish sixth at 11-1; a slight turnback on any surface is in order.

ELIZABETH’S FLAIR: Three year old filly was sent off at 8-1 for her debut against statebred maiden $20k claimers, moved wide to challenge for the lead, put a head in front into the lane but couldn’t finish it off tiring to finish a close-up fourth, will be tough to beat at the same level right back.

DEVOTED WILDCAT: Four year old gelding came out running last out, chased a very sharp pace while wide, was still there into the lane but tired some late to finish sixth at 23-1; has some backclass to call on and the price will be right.

DO I AMUSE YOU: Three year old gelding chased the sharp pace early on when trying the winners for the first time last out, couldn’t go with the leaders and tired to finish seventh, a move to the turf could be in order, tab.

DOC CEBU: Three year old gelding moved into the Todd Pletcher barn last out and tried the turf for the first time, showed speed, took over that lead into the lane but couldn’t hold off the two favorites late checking in a solid third, should only get better next out.

LITTLE WYATT: Was making just his second start since last June last out, broke out at the start, chased the leaders while four wide, was still wide into the lane and tired to finish sixth at 12-1; a slight drop in claiming price will do.

PREVIOUS: Well-bred three year old filly from the Juddmonte/Bill Mott team, broke well, chased a very sharp pace to the top of the lane and tired a bit lately to finish fourth about eight lengths off the winner; should be very tough right back and is bred to handle the turf as well.

BEST BET: ROSIE’S SONG: Took some early money for her debut before drifting up to 12-1 at post time, moved up four wide on the backside to challenge the leaders and was still there into the lane before tiring to finish sixth, should move way up off that effort and must be followed right back.

LONGSHOT: NOOSH’S TALE: Well bred runner does own a win over the turf, his only win in seven tries, was outrun early on behind solid splits over the turf, moved out into the lane and finished up very well for fourth at 41-1; should improve off that effort and could be very tough right back with NW1X statebred allowance company, follow.

 

 

MONMOUTH PARK

SPECIAL SONG: Five year old gelding is very fast early on, has been working well in the a.m. over this track and should relish this surface, follow this runner right to the windows.

DELIBURNSKY: Jersey bred has only had one start so far this year and that was back in February, has run a few big races over this track and is working well to prepare for this meeting and should be followed.

MAJOR SCORE: Five year old gelding finally broke through to break his maiden in his 15^th career start back in March at Gulfstream, was claimed that day and should fit well with restricted winners, tab.

UNLEASH THE HUMOR: Five year old gelding knows how to win and loves this game with nine wins from 41 tries, has 25 in the money finishes from 41 tries and hails from sharp barn, working well in a.m. and looks to be all set now.

TUNE ME IN: Six year old gelding has the backclass to call on, has five wins and all of those wins have come over this turf course, hasn’t been seen since late last year but is working with a purpose in the mornings and must be followed right back.

BEST BET: OUR YEAR: Five year old filly has only run 11 times in her career with three wins, three seconds and one third, shows a few big wins over this track and looks primed for this meeting, be there.

LONGSHOT: SILENT APPEAL: All four of his wins have come over this track and has won sprinting and going long, comes off a did not finish back in October, but does have a bunch of works in preparation for this meeting.