Anonymity beginning to make a name for herself

DEL MAR, Calif. – There might not be any hiding Anonymity after Sunday. A winner of two of her first three starts, Anonymity could be ticketed for stakes company should the daughter of Tapit win a second-level allowance going seven furlongs, the third race on the card.

“Anxious to keep going with her,” Richard Mandella, her trainer, said Friday morning. “She’s done well so far.”

Anonymity, 4, won her debut last summer at Del Mar and then was second in an allowance race at Santa Anita. “She chipped a knee in that race,” Mandella said.

Anonymity returned eight months later, easily defeating a first-level allowance field June 16 at Santa Anita.

“Couldn’t have asked for more,” Mandella said. “Did it really nice.”

Flavien Prat rode Anonymity last time out, but he is at Monmouth on Sunday, so Gary Stevens takes over.