BreezeFigs Quick-Pix, Saturday, February 2nd

That anticipated sloppy track and a bad startand slow horsesmessed up our Pix last week, but we live to fight another battle on a card thats loaded with interesting plays.

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Today were going off the beaten track a bit. Good luck!

Philadelphia Park, , Maiden Special, 6 Furlongs

Weve had a good record with BreezeFigs horses at this track ($28 and $12 winners this week), and with the purses skyrocketing, better horses are popping up in maiden specials. Though hes on the outside and had a bad start in his debut, My Money looks tasty in here off his BreezeFigs profilea six-over-Par Group 1 performance with a SL that was a foot longer than average for 1/8 mile at EASMAY. He cost 95k at a mid-level sale, so a few people liked him. At the same sale, first-timer Trust N Fate had a respectable Group 2 profile at three furlongs, a foot above average in the SL department. He only cost 15k, and horses who breeze 3/8 at this sale are often one-paced and need speed to collapse so hes a gimmick play.

Sunland Park, , Maiden Special, 6½ Furlongs

We have been waiting for Aldous since he breezed 1/8 mile at EASMAY showing a SL that was just unrealover 27 feet, more than three feet longer than average! Well, it turns out hes a really big horse and he should have a long stride-length, but he did manage to get his act together so that he earned a two-over-Par Group 2 BreezeFig with that work. He only cost 50k and is from a very sharp and hot outfit, and he has been working steadily, but there is no doubt that if he is able to settle and move without much interference, he will be there at the wire. The other BreezeFig horse in the race, Ijadas Run, comes out of the same sale with a much more modest profile and has a race under his belt, but he might be worth a gimmick play.