Bridgetown gave hints of being the premier turf sprinter in North America last year at 4, but some minor physical issues forced Todd Pletcher to pull the plug on a fall campaign. Nearly nine months after flaunting his wares at Saratoga, Bridgetown will return as the favorite Saturday in the Grade 3, $125,000 Twin Spires Turf Sprint. “He’s trained very well since we brought him back into training,” said Pletcher, who has gotten 10 workouts, the first coming in mid-February, into the 5-year-old homebred horse for Eugene Melnyk. “We thought this was a good spot to bring him back in.” Bridgetown, with John Velazquez to ride, will break from post 4 in a field of 12 entered in the five-furlong Turf Sprint. His chief threats appear to be Great Mills, beaten just a nose in the Shakertown last month at Keeneland, along with the respective sixth and seventh finishers in that same race, Great Attack and Chamberlain Bridge.[bc_video_id:250923:] The balance of the field comprises big longshots, and of those, Woodbine shipper Shabaab might be a sleeper for the vertical exotics, assuming he gets a clean forward trip from the 12-hole under Luis Contreras. As race 6 (post 1:19), the Turf Sprint kicks off the $2 pick six that ends with the Derby and carries a $500,000 pool guarantee.