Race 1: Nueva York (#10)

• Has been steadily improving in recent starts and would be dangerous if he transfers his dirt form to turf.
• Is a full-brother to a turf sprint winner and his second dam was a turf horse.
• DRF Formulator Fact: Over the past 5 years, David Cannizzo is 5 for 26 (19 percent, $4.86 ROI) with horses trying turf for the first time in sprints.

8-1 on ML

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Race 4: Elegant Zip (#4)

• Got stymied inside at a critical point last time out and might have won had she found a clear path sooner.
• Should sit a great trip stalking the two speeds, Newly Minted and Cash Offer.
• Has handled longer distances, but should appreciate the slight turnback to 7 furlongs.

8-1 on ML

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Race 9: Bankit (#8)

• Appeared to dislike the sloppy racetrack he encountered last time and gets on a fast track on Monday.
• The Pace Projector is predicting that he will get a fast pace to close into.
• Showed plenty of ability in one-turn races as a 2-year-old, so should appreciate another opportunity to sprint.

10-1 on ML

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Race 10: Syndergaard (#2)

• Should be more forwardly placed as he stretches out in distance and figures to sit a good stalking trip.
• Found 6 furlongs to be too short for him in each of his last two starts and proved that he can get a mile on Feb. 17.
• Has continued to attack his workouts with great energy coming into this race.

6-1 on ML