HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. -   After breezing Trinniberg prior to his start in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Sprint, jockey Willie Martinez suggested to trainer Bisnath Parboo that they take the blinkers off the speedy colt. Four months later, Martinez’s advice paid big dividends when Trinniberg cruised to an easy six-length victory over 45-1 outsider Hello Prince in Saturday’s $150,000 Swale at Gulfstream Park.  Ever So Lucky finished third as the 6-5 favorite. Martinez did not ride Trinniberg to his seventh-place finish in the Breeders’ Cup. But he was aboard the 3-year-old son of Teuflesberg for the first time in the Grade 3 Swale and rated the winner to perfection.  Martinez allowed Trinniberg to use his abundant speed to gain a short advantage in the run down the backstretch but kept more than enough in reserve for the pair to draw off readily once settling for the drive. Hello Prince chased the winner from start to finish, outlasting Ever So Lucky by a length to be second.  Silver Menace, Good Morning Diva, Bahamian Squall, Quick Wit, Motor City, Seve, and Musical Flair completed the order of finish. Trinniberg, who finished second in the Grade 1 Hopeful and Grade 2 Nashua at 2, covered seven furlongs in 1:21.69 over a fast track and paid $17.20. “Taking blinkers off and running him in the Swale have been the plan since the Breeders’ Cup,” said owner and stable manager Shivananda Parbhoo. “We knew we were in trouble when he worked before the Breeders’ Cup. He just wasn’t Trinniberg, so we sent him to the farm and gave him time off. This race was the perfect spot for him and the plan since November. And taking the blinkers off made a big difference, he really relaxed out there.” Parbhoo said he has nothing picked out for Trinniberg’s next start. “We might try to send him a mile or longer, who knows, we may go crazy,” said Parbhoo. “Right now I’m not ruling anything out.” Martinez, who earlier this winter came down from Tampa to win the Florida Sunshine Millions Distaff Sprint with It’s Me Mom, said he’s not sure how much farther Trinniberg will carry his speed. “I don’t know how far he’ll be able to go, but he’ll get there quickly.” Trainer Jonathan Sheppard said he was pleased with Ever So Lucky’s 3-year-old debut. “We are very happy,” said Sheppard. “Obviously you like to win but we hadn’t really been training him for speed like that. We’re been trying to get a good bottom under him for longer races.”