RACE 10: Using them all in the Sanibel Island Stakes as it seems to be the type of race that can go any number of ways. It's also a race that lacks a clear-cut pace scenario, another reason why it could well come down to trips. (10) RACE 11: OWEN ALMIGHTY makes his seasonal debut for trainer Brian Lynch sporting a couple of bullet works for this Army Mule Stakes, and while he clearly has speed he also can rate and make one run if need be. Given those tactics, he could fall into an ideal trip as he was too close to the pace in all of his recent losses, with the last four races featuring closer-friendly race flows. PLAYMEA TUNE ran into some traffic trouble in his latest. Though he was off the board at this distance two back, a slow start cost him his best chance. (2) RACE 12: SWEET REBECCA certainly benefited from ideal positioning in that allowance win in her first start off a layoff, but her tactical speed is a big reason for her success. It should once again mean she’s in a perfect stalking spot behind the pacesetters in this Sand Springs Stakes. CANDY QUEST comes off a career-best Beyer, albeit earned in an 11-furlong race, but she can regress a bit off that figure and still win this. (2) :: Play Gulfstream Park with confidence! DRF Past Performances, Picks, and Clocker Reports are available now.  RACE 13: FAR BRIDGE is going to be a handful in the Pan American Stakes if he can come back running in his first start since September as he was posting steady Beyers before the break and those figures stand out in this field. He won this race last year off a slightly shorter layoff, he’s proven at this extended distance, and his versatility means he’s not reliant on a particular pace scenario, giving jockey Flavien Prat some options as he tries to work out a trip. (1) RACE 14: WAYNE’S LAW was a strong second in the Sam F. Davis Stakes when last seen, beating several other speed types to the front and then holding well for the place in front of next-out Tampa Bay Derby winner The Puma. He's going to need to run the best race of his short career to win the Florida Derby, but that's certainly plausible as his Beyers have steadily risen with each start, especially if he’s allowed to settle off the early pace and make a run in the lane. COMMANDMENT certainly benefited from favorable race flows in his two wins over this strip as both of those races set up nicely for closers. He could well get that same type of pace scenario here as there’s a fair amount of speed in this lineup. He also has to be respected off those last two Beyers. CHIEF WALLABEE was only a neck behind Commandment in the Fountain of Youth, also taking advantage of the closer-friendly race flow, but he too should be in line to once again benefit from the expected pace. A sharp work on March 13 adds to the appeal. (3) THE PLAY: ALL / 1, 10 / 3, 10 / 7 / 2, 3, 4 = $60 ticket :: Want to learn more about handicapping and wagering? Check out DRF's Handicapping 101 and Wagering 101 pages.