If too much of a good thing is not a good thing, well, then maybe Kentucky Downs should just go ahead and end its meet.Purses and fields have been enormous at the turf-only track in south central Kentucky, where, indeed, a five-day meet comes to its conclusion Wednesday with a 13-race card that starts at 12:35 p.m. Central.True to form, the card is jam-packed with big fields; all but two races are oversubscribed, and those have 11 betting interests. Extremely competitive and interesting races like those Wednesday have resulted in track-record handle as the meet has unfolded.As usual, a handful of rich allowance races (minimum purse $94,000, including bonuses from the Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund) are on tap. Here’s a quick synopsis of the three co-features:◗ Race 10: The morning-line favorite, Tree Hugger, is 4-1, which speaks for itself, while six more (including a stable coupling) are listed in single-digit odds. The distance is 1 5/16 miles, or once around the course, with the race starting and ending at the wire.Besides Tree Hugger, contenders include Archetype, from the Rusty Arnold barn, and Al’s Rosie, trained by Randy Morse.◗ Race 11: Wesley Ward was all set to slay ’em on the Sept. 11 card, but then a violent thunderstorm forced the cancellation of the last six of 10 races, including three in which Ward had the program favorite. One of those was Shrinking Violet, a last-out winner at Del Mar who gets a reprieve with this 6 1/2-furlong race.“What could you do?” Ward said. “We just took her back to Keeneland and trained her nice and easy until we could get her back in. I like her as much this time as I did the last.”◗ Race 12: This seven-furlong race is so baffling that the program choice, Batten the Hatches, was pegged at 9-2, with more than half the field meriting a real chance. Ward steps up with Simon Eyes, who returned from a lengthy layoff earlier this month with an encouraging runner-up finish over the Tapeta surface at Presque Isle Downs.Probably the most appropriately named horse of the day is in this race: Leadem In Ken, a 3-year-old named for owner-breeder Ken Ramsey, who enjoys leading his charges into the winner’s circle.◗ Jockey Joe Rocco Jr. is named on four mounts Wednesday at Kentucky Downs, but it’s uncertain he will ride after being thrown in a frightening one-horse spill Saturday at Churchill Downs.Rocco was still sore Monday in his knee and arm as a result of the spill, which occurred near the eighth pole when his mount, Wash Park, broke down badly in a foreleg. The 6-year-old gelding had to be euthanized.Rocco, 31, swept the early daily double Saturday and had been having a terrific summer that included 15 wins at Saratoga.◗ Into Wednesday, the leading jockey and trainer at the meet are Rosie Napravnik and Wayne Catalano, each with seven wins. Both will be very active throughout the closing-day card.