Paulassilverlining tops the field as the morning line favorite at odds of 2-1 for trainer Michelle Nevin. A bay daughter of Ghostzapper, she has won three of her six starts […]
Paulassilverlining tops the field as the morning line favorite at odds of 2-1 for trainer Michelle Nevin. A bay daughter of Ghostzapper, she has won three of her six starts and was a graded stakes winner as a juvenile. She has had two starts this year with a win and most recently a second in the Busher Stakes in February. Jose Ortiz will be in the irons and they are scheduled to break from post position five as she goes for her fourth career win.
Second choice at 5-2 on the morning line is Perchance for trainer Kiaran McLaughlin. A dark bay daughter of Distorted Humor, she is a half-sister to Grade 1 winner Dreaming of Julia and will be trying to earn her first stakes win. After winning her first two starts, she was fifth last time out in her stakes debut in the Any Limit Stakes. Irad Ortiz, Jr. will be aboard and they will break from post position two.
Also in the field at morning line odds of 3-1 is Lindisfarne for trainer Rudy Rodriguez. A chestnut daughter of City Zip, she has won three of her five starts and is a perfect two-for-two as a three-year-old this year. She was last seen winning the Marshua Stakes over a field of six rivals. She will get a jockey change to Javier Castellano and they will break from post position four as she goes for her third straight win.
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