Multiple Grade 2 winner Pretty N Cool will start in Saturday's $300,000 Starlet Stakes for 2-year-old fillies at Los Alamitos, while Coppa, an impressive maiden race winner at Del Mar last month, will be pointed for a stakes at Santa Anita next month.
Signature Cat was claimed for $32,000 at Santa Anita in June, the day the 3-year-old gelding finished last of six. The investment has looked more solid since then.
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Miss Feet Down First won her second major Quarter Horse stakes of the Zia Park meet on Sunday, when she dominated the Grade 1, $255,000 Southwest Juvenile Championship.
Let’s Meet in Rio, a 2-year-old colt trained by Bob Baffert, made a successful transition to racing around two turns with a win in a one-mile maiden race at Los Alamitos on Saturday.
There will be a pick six carryover of $123,347 at Aqueduct on Wednesday when the inner track opens for the winter season.
Jockey Flavien Prat, who has not ridden since September after sustaining a back injury in a spill at Los Alamitos, resumed working horses at Santa Anita over the weekend and could ride on the Dec. 26 opening day of that track’s winter-spring meeting.
The graded stakes winner Pretty N Cool will start in Saturday’s $300,000 Starlet Stakes for 2-year-old fillies at Los Alamitos, while Coppa, an impressive maiden race winner at Del Mar last month, will be pointed for a stakes at Santa Anita next month.
