INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Handicappers overestimated Esentepe during the winter-spring meet at Santa Anita, where the European import lost twice as the favorite in turf allowances.Thursday at Betfair Hollywood Park, she changes surfaces while trying to avoid being labeled a classic underachiever. Esentepe tops the race-7 feature, a main-track allowance that is the richest on the card but from a wagering perspective the least attractive.Only five fillies and mares entered the 1 1/16-mile race, for nonwinners of two other than. For the third time in four U.S. starts, Esentepe is expected to start favored. She is the 6-5 preliminary favorite. Perhaps she will deliver this time, or not.Esentepe appeared to be a top prospect March 14 when she made her U.S. debut for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer. The reasons were valid. Esentepe was a Group 3 winner in England, with local workouts that suggested she was a good one.She finished third in that race, a sprint that was considered too short. Two weeks later, she stretched to a mile and missed by a nose. Nice try. In her most recent start April 28, Esentepe finished a close fourth in the Grade 3 Wilshire Handicap won by stablemate Halo Dolly.A two-length loss in a Grade 3 should be good enough to win a second-level allowance, and Esentepe has been training all spring on the surface she runs on for the first time – Cushion Track. Burdened once again by high expectations, the 2-for-19 filly will be ridden by Corey Nakatani.If Esentepe underachieves, identifying the winner is no easy task.Sister Glady Oh La is a 9-for-20 veteran entered for the optional $62,500 claim tag; Miss Radiance can improve second start back; Unkept Rendez Vous and Plaza de Indias will try to upset.The best races Thursday are 2-year-old maiden races, including race 4, a 4 1/2-furlong sprint that marks the debut of Willie B Awesome. Walther Solis trains the son of Awesome Gambler who is a full brother to Grade 1-winning filly Willa B Awesome.The consistently optimistic Solis said the colt has shown more promise than his older sister, who won her career debut as a 2-year-old and retired having won five races and $648,896 from 19 starts, including an upset victory in the 2012 Santa Anita Oaks.Martin Pedroza rides Willie B Awesome, whose rivals include Street Icon, Alpine Luck, and Raise the Hoof.Pedroza also rides the horse to beat in race 2, a $50,000 maiden-claiming sprint for 2-year-old fillies. Divine Way, trained by Doug O’Neill has posted fast works and should be tough to beat as the 2-1 preliminary favorite by track linemaker Russ Hudak.