Post Horse Jockey Trainer Odds
1. Zilva Jeremy Rose Graham Motion 30-1
2. Ms Vanenzza J. Rocco, Jr. Juan Vasquez 30-1
3. Blind Luck Tyler Baze Jerry Hollendorfer 3-1
4. Beautician Robby Albarado Ken McPeek 6-1
5. Bickersons Joel Rosario Kelly Breen20-1
6. Connie and Michael Desormeaux Ken McPeek 4-1
7. Devil May Care John Velazquez Todd Pletcher 8-1
8. She be Wild Julien Leparoux Wayne Catalano 8-1
9. Champagne d'Oro Martin Garcia John Daley 50-1
10. Negligee Rajiv Maragh John Terranova II 6-1
11. Always a Priness Garrett Gomez Bob Baffert 6-1
12. Biofuel Eurico Da Silva Reade Baker 15-1
I am not a big fan of handicaping 2 years old races, they can be very unpredictable. This year's Juvenile fillies is no difference, especially most of them are lightly raced. My picks are #8 She be Wild, #10 Negligee, #5 Bickersons and #3 Blind Luck.

She be wild is 1/2 length away from being undefeated in 4 career start. She is proven on the synthetic surface and is very consistent. Her final workout on 10/30 at 5f for 1:00 1/5s was very impressive. I think she will move forward from her last race and at 8-1ML, she is my top choice for this race.
Negliee was the only filly to defeated my top choice She be wild in her last start. She is also proven on the synthetic surface with a 2-1 record in 3 starts. She should be saving group early with the outside post and closing strongly in the stretch. A strong pace will benefit her tomorrow.
Bickersons is my longshot of the race. She had placed in 3 G1 races and is experienced with the pro-ride surface. She been training very well at Santa Anita in the morning and prime for a big effort. At 20-1, she can really light up the tote board.
Blink Luck had done nothing wrong in her 4 race career with a 3-1-0 record. She won her last race the Oak leaf convincingly with 2 1/4 length. She is a must use all all exacta and trifecta tickets.
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