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Fed Biz, winner of a maiden race and an optional claimer at this meeting, will make his stakes debut in the $300,000 San Felipe Stakes over 1 1/16 miles on March 10, trainer Bob Baffert said Wednesday.
Owned by Kaleem Shah, Fed Biz won an optional claimer over a mile by 5 3/4 lengths on Feb. 9. On Wednesday, the colt by Giant’s Causeway worked six furlongs in 1:16.
“He was just cruising around,” Bafffert said. “He switched leads and did everything right.”
In his Feb. 9 race, Fed Biz did not switch leads until deep stretch.
On Wednesday, Baffert also worked Liaison, timing the colt in a slow 1:08 for five furlongs. Officially, Liaison was timed in 1:43. Liaison won the Grade 1 CashCall Futurity at Hollywood Park in December, but clipped heels and unseated jockey Rafael Bejarano in the stretch of the Grade 2 Robert Lewis Stakes on Feb. 4.
“I wanted him to go slow,” Baffert said of Wednesday’s workout. “I didn’t want to do too much with him.”
A race has not been chosen for Liaison, Baffert said.
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A 5-year-old maiden-claimer with a history of breaking slowly is the most probable winner on the Friday-night card. Yikes. However, THREE LITTLE BIRDS ran super in his comeback two weeks ago, and can win this maiden-20 with a better takeoff. Off slowly, he uncorked a big middle move, lost ground sweeping four-wide through the turn, challenged for the lead turning for home, and then flattened out to finish fourth. It was a big effort by a gelding that benefits from an additional half-furlong. With a clean break in his third career start, this is a race he should win.
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