NEW ORLEANS – Trainer Larry Jones said the Louisiana Derby is among several options for Jensen, who dominated first-level allowance rivals here in a 6 3/4-length victory Thursday at a mile and 70 yards. The race had an optional claiming condition, but all seven 3-year-olds were entered under the allowance condition.“We’ve sure got it in our sights, anyway,’’ Jones said of the March 26 Louisiana Derby.He and his wife, Cindy, bred and own Jensen, a son of Haynesfield and the Hard Spun mare Spun Lake. Jensen, who led all the way, won for the second time in four starts.Bloodlines enticed Larry Jones to consider front-running tactics for Jensen.“Haynesfield was a front-runner,’’ Jones said. “So was Hard Spun. We put him in position to do a family tradition.’’Ridden by Florent Geroux, Jensen controlled a moderate pace, running the first half-mile in 48.72 seconds and six furlongs in 1:13.50. The final time was 1:42.98.