INGLEWOOD, Calif. – With the goal of starting in the $100,000 Oceanside Stakes at Del Mar on July 17, stakes winners Gabriel Charles and Rosengold are expected to dominate Sunday’s $70,000 Tsunami Slew at Betfair Hollywood Park. Each has something to prove in the Tsunami Slew, which is run at a mile on turf for 3-year-olds. Gabriel Charles won the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint Preview at about 6 1/2 furlongs on the hillside turf course at Santa Anita in November, his only start on grass. Gabriel Charles was second as the even-money favorite in the Eddie Logan Stakes at Santa Anita in December, a race scheduled for turf but moved to the main track because of wet conditions. Gabriel Charles emerged from that race with a fractured pelvis which left him sidelined from racing for months. Gabriel Charles resumed training this spring with a series of solid six-furlong turf workouts, which have trainer Jeff Mullins optimistic about the colt’s prospects. “He’s training very good,” Mullins said. “We want to get a strong race out of him, that’s all. Hopefully, he can go two turns.” Owned by Sam Britt and Michael House, Gabriel Charles has won 2 of 5 starts and earned $117,500. Rosengold made his first start in January, finishing ninth in a maiden race for sprinters. He has not lost since in three starts, including wins in two turf stakes at Santa Anita – the Baffle Stakes on the hillside turf course on March 2 and the Pasadena Stakes at a mile on March 29. With a good race Sunday, Rosengold can move closer to a start at Del Mar, a goal for owner-breeder Bill Currin. “I could have run him a long time ago,” Currin said. “We wanted to give him a little break. Hopefully he’s good enough that he can be an opening-day horse at Del Mar.” Trained by Julio Canani, Rosengold is likely to set the pace in the Tsunami Slew, which drew a field of six. Rosengold and Gabriel Charles drew the outside two post positions. The field includes Show Some Magic, who won the Riley Allison Futurity at Sunland Park in December; Dirty Swagg, who was stakes-placed here in November; and the former claimer Olympic Blue, who won consecutive optional claimers on turf at Golden Gate Fields in May. The Tsunami Slew will be the stakes debut for Pure Loyalty, a colt by Simon Pure who races for Robert Norman and trainer Mark Glatt. Pure Loyalty was winless in five starts on main tracks before winning a maiden race at a mile on turf at Santa Anita on April 7. He followed with a second in an optional claimer here on May 9. “I thought he’d really like the grass,” Glatt said. “He looks a lot smoother racing on the grass.”