ETOBICOKE, Ontario – After a subpar showing, Consolidator Joe could rebound in the only non-claiming race at Woodbine on Wednesday, a six-furlong starter allowance for horses who competed for $40,000 or less in 2011-12.Consolidator Joe had a fabulous 2011 campaign, during which he won 5 of 7 starts and nearly $180,000 under the guidance of trainer Norm McKnight. He did the bulk of his damage against $50,000 3-year-olds, and was bestowed the honor of claimer of the year by the Toronto Thoroughbred Racing Club. Following a winter break, Consolidator Joe flattened out to finish third after flashing speed in a second-level allowance with a $62,500-claiming option. Two weeks later on May 21, he scored by a nose at the same level, while picking up a career best 84 Beyer Figure.Most recently with a $60,000 claiming tag, Consolidator Joe faded to fourth after stalking a slow pace, earning just a 69 Beyer.Eurico Da Silva inherits the mount on Consolidator Joe from Luis Contreras, who’s sticking with Carbon Footprint.Trained by Gail Cox, Carbon Footprint won both of his 2011 outings under Contreras, a $40,000 conditioned claimer and a first-level allowance. He was a close second to next-out winner Tapit’s Brew in his second try off an extended layoff June 2, in a $40,000 starter over seven furlongs.Normally a front-runner, Carbon Footprint could track the early leaders after breaking from the outside post, before making his move. Bear Tough Tiger, the probable favorite, never challenged in the Grade 2 Highlander Stakes on the grass June 24. He was previously fifth behind several of the leading sprinters on the grounds in the Grade 3 Vigil Stakes, which came on the heels of a daylight victory in a $40,000 starter.Quincy Welch will ride the Reade Baker-trained Bear Tough Tiger again.Guitar Solo is exiting a substandard performance at a chalky price. He was previously victorious over Top Prospect and Consolidator Joe, closing strongly on the outside from off tepid fractions in an optional claiming event. Guitar Solo took 3 of 10 starts last year, all for trainer Steve Attard, who will give Emma Wilson a leg up. Zip It Nance prevailed in a slow five-furlong allowance in his first race off the bench on opening day of the meet. He subsequently finished third for $50,000, and was beaten a whisker by Consolidator Joe after leading the way May 21. He has worked two bullets since his fade job in a June 1 optional claimer.