Spa Babies for 8/19

Welcome to Spa Babies! I'll break down the statistics for every juvenile contest at the meet. Hopefully, we'll end up with a tidy profit. Monday's results:Race 2: Antenna finished fourthRace 4: Positive Pitch finished third Week 1 Recap: 12-2-5 (- $6.50)Both good and bad wagering luck were thrown into the opening week mix. Kid Kate was a SpaBaby top selection, but the bet on her nose became moot when her race was rained off the grass. She won anyway at 9-2 odds. Fortune smiled on us on Monday afternoon as top selection Eire's Kid ran poorly, but we were bailed out in the wagering portion by 5-1 entrymate Ibboyee. The quest for our fourth straight profitable Spa Baby summer sits at -$6.50. Week 2 Recap: 9-2-5 (+18.40)Turned a 7-10 shot into a $36.40 exacta on Friday when Punta Nizac completed the number at 22-1 odds. That's been the defining race of our meet thus far, but it's gotten us into the black. Week 3 Recap: 11-2-6 (+4.60)After a frustrating early portion of the week, we rallied somewhat on Sunday with a winner that was under our odds limit, a $22.00 exacta, and a $16.60 place price. Three weeks down, three to go, and only $16.50 in the black. Meet record based on starts, wins, top pick (after scratches) in the money, and profit/loss of that day's play ($2 wager): 32-6-16 (+ 16.50) Wednesday, August 19, 2009 Race 46 FurlongsOptional Claiming ($75,000) - "N1X' Allowance Condition2-year-old filliesPurse $52,000 Analysis:MISS DIANE is probably going to have to work very hard if she is to win this entry-level condition as Kent Desormeaux will likely have to gun for the front, fight away early pace pressure, and then fend off the closers. She is battle-tested, however, after chasing 88 Beyer winner Vertical Vision at Prairie Meadows. That one returned to run poorly, but Vertical Vision's recent loss came over the Woodbine polytrack, and it's possible she didn't handle that surface. Miss Diane earned a good number first-out at Churchill Downs over a questionable field, and gets a very tepid nod in a tough, tough race. UNION WATERS looked good in a gate-to-wire debut victory for Todd Pletcher, and it's very possible that she, and not Miss Diane, is the quickest from the stalls. Union Waters raced on what looked to be a very good rail at Belmont so perhaps a bias aided her win. She looks like the one to beat. ELAINE'S PRIDE was offered for a $60,000 tag for her career debut, and rolled from well off the pace to get the job done. She would benefit from a hot pace up front, and can pick up a piece of this at a solid mutuel.TIDAL POOL didn't break very well in the Grade 3 Debutante at Churchill Downs, and that may have doomed her to defeat then and there. She seems well-spotted her for Mr. Lukas.VIVID COLORS didn't impress in her 83 Beyer debut as she was allowed to coast on the lead over a sloppy track, and she flashed her tail all the way down to the wire. Not surprisingly, she didn't do much in the Schuylerville on Opening Day, but she broke slowly and raced wide over a speed-favoring track. She may not be as good as the 83 Beyer earned in her debut, but she's not as bad as the 51 from the Schuylerville. You have to demand a good price to find out what we'll get today. Selections: 1. Miss Diane 2. Union Waters 3. Elaine's Pride The Play:Miss Diane - Union Waters ExactaMiss Diane - Elaine's Pride Exacta *** Race 71 1/16 Miles (Turf)Maiden Special Weight2-year-old filliesPurse $51,000 1. DAD'S CRAZY (Langfuhr - Charismatic Lady, by End Sweep)TRAINER: Todd PletcherJOCKEY: John Velazquez (first call)DATE FOALED: February 16, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckyAUCTION: $80,000 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008); $150,000 juvenile (OBS Select, February 2009)SIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple Grade 1 winner (23-9-7-1, $698,574, unraced at two, 0-5 on turf, 1-3 in wet)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 129-933 (14%) with juvenile runners; 198-1750 (11%) with turf runnersDAM RACE RECORD: Sprint winner (12-4-0-3, $83,359, 1-4 at two, unraced on turf, cost $75,000 as yearling)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: This is first runnerDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: Female family of Grade 1 sprint winner RUN MAN RUNTRAINER INFORMATION: 7-33 (21%, $1.78 ROI) over the past five years with second-out juveniles going sprint to route on turf (2-12, 17%, $1.12 ROI at Saratoga)NOTABLE WORKOUT INFORMATION: Worked 1 furlong in 10.0 prior to the February auction 1a. CLASSIC AFFAIR (Awesome Again - Wichitoz, by Affirmed)TRAINER: Todd PletcherJOCKEY: Alan GarciaDATE FOALED: April 4, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckyBLACKTYPE SIBLINGS: CHITOZ (half-brother, stakes-winner, 17-3-2-1, $160,931, 2-5 at two, 2-11 on turf, 1-1 in wet); AFFIRMATIF (half-brother, 5-2-2-0, $91,100, unraced at two, 2-4 on turf, first-turf winner, 0-1 in wet) SIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple Grade 1 route winner (12-9-0-2, $4,374,590, unraced at two, unraced on turf, 2-2 in wet)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 11-163 (7%) with juvenile debut runners; 10-191 (5%) with first-turf runners; 3-24 (13%, $1.08 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (all older winners)DAM RACE RECORD: Winner (14-2-3-1, $69,862, 0-2 at two, 0-3 on turf, 0-2 in wet)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 3 runners, 2 winners, 1 juvenile runner, 1 juvenile winner, 2 turf runners, 2 turf winners, 1 first-turf winner, 2 wet runners, 1 wet winnerDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: RUBIANO (half-brother, multiple Grade 1 winner, 28-13-6-1, $1,273,457, unraced at two, 0-1 on turf, 1-2 in wet); TAP YOUR HEELS (half-sister, stakes-winning sprinter at two, 9-1-1-2, $47,275, 1-5 at two, unraced on turf); HIGH CASCADE (half-brother, Grade 3-placed, 35-5-7-7, $180,352, 1-4 at two, 1-4 on turf, 1-3 in wet)BROODMARE SIRE INFORMATION: 6-43 (14%, $1.53 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (2 juvenile debut winners, 1 older winner on turf)TRAINER INFORMATION: 10-58 (17%, $1.34 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners in turf routes (7-31, 23%, $1.78 ROI at Saratoga); 20-96 (21%, $2.33 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (7 juvenile debut winners, 2 at this meet, 4 older debut winners on turf, 2 winners for this owner)NOTABLE WORKOUT INFORMATION: May 23 workout matches barn's juvenile filly RAISE THE KITTY (finished eighth in career debut on turf at Belmont on July 10 with 47 Beyer, 70 Beyer second-out at Saratoga); May 31 workout went .02 slower than barn's juvenile EPICURUS (finished seventh in career debut on turf at Saratoga on August 16 with 59 Beyer); May 31 workout went .02 slower than barn's juvenile INTERACTIF (finished first in maiden special weight on dirt at Monmouth on July 5 with 63 Beyer, unraced on turf); June 7 workout matches barn's juvenile filly HAPPY WEEK (finished second in career debut on dirt at Saratoga on August 13 with 53 Beyer, unraced on turf); June 14, July 28, August 12 workouts match entrymate DAD'S CRAZY (finished fourth in career debut on turf at Belmont on July 10 with 52 Beyer); June 22 workout went .05 faster than barn's four-year-old VRAIMENT ROUGE (top Racing Post Rating of 95) 2. ISN'T SHE GRAND (Grand Reward - Crafty Atlantic, by Crafty Prospector)TRAINER: Gary ContessaJOCKEY: Ramon DominguezDATE FOALED: March 9, 2007STATE FOALED: FloridaBLACKTYPE SIBLINGS: ATLANTIC PAWS (half-brother, stakes-winning router, 18-4-1-3, $99,959, unraced at two, 0-3 on turf, 0-2 in wet)AUCTION: $55,000 yearling (Fasig-Tipton Summer, July 2008); $130,000 juvenile (OBS Open, March 2009)SIRE RACE RECORD: Grade 2 route winner (24-4-3-4, $545,844, 1-4 at two, won debut, 2-14 on turf, first-turf winner, 1-2 in wet) SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 1-26 (4%, $0.23 ROI) with juvenile debut runners (first crop); 0-5 with first-turf runnersDAM RACE RECORD: Placed sprinting (4-0-0-1, $6,300, unraced at two, unraced on turf, 0-1 in wet) DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 2 runners, 2 winners, 1 juvenile runner, 0 juvenile winners, 2 turf runners, 0 turf winners, 1 wet runner, 0 wet winnersDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: STORMY ATLANTIC (half-brother, multiple stakes-winning sprinter, 15-6-2-1, $148,126, 0-1 at two, all races in main track sprints, 0-1 in wet); DIVINE DIXIE (half-sister, stakes-placed, 14-2-4-2, $62,220, 0-1 at two, 1-4 on turf, 0-1 in wet); MR. KATOWICE (half-brother, stakes-winning sprinter, 18-6-4-1, $143,410, 1-1 at two, unraced on turf, 1-2 in wet)BROODMARE SIRE INFORMATION: 5-75 (7%, $0.72 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (2 juvenile debut winners)TRAINER INFORMATION: 0-9 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners in turf routes (0-2 at Saratoga); 1-37 (3%, $0.52 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (older winner with Lasix)NOTABLE WORKOUT INFORMATION: Worked 2 furlongs in 21.2 prior to the March sale 3. WAYNETTA (Medaglia d'Oro - Peachtree City, by Carson City)TRAINER: Dallas Stewart JOCKEY: Robby AlbaradoDATE FOALED: February 22, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckyBLACKTYPE SIBLINGS: PRINCESS PELONA (three-quarter sister, multiple stakes-winner, 32-10-7-1, $356,205, unraced at two, 0-4 on turf, 4-5 in wet); PEACHMELBA (half-sister, stakes-placed on turf in France, 7-5-0-2, $71,480, unraced at two, all races on turf)AUCTION: $25,000 RNA yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)SIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple Grade 1 route winner (17-8-7-0, $5,754,720, 0-1 at two, unraced on turf, 1-1 in wet)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 26-166 (16%) with juvenile runners; 5-52 (10%) with first-turf runnersDAM RACE RECORD: UnracedDAM PRODUCE RECORD: 6 runners, 4 winners, 1 juvenile runner, 0 juvenile winners, 4 turf runners, 2 turf winners, 1 first-turf winner, 2 wet runners, 1 wet winnerDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: Second dam is multiple Grade 2 sprint winner PINE TREE LANE (38-19-4-4, $1,150,561, unraced at two, unraced on turf, 1-2 in wet)TRAINER INFORMATION: 2-7 (29%, $3.11 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile runners trying turf routes for the first time. 4. PRETTY B (Matty G - Pretty City, by Carson City)TRAINER: Stanley HoughJOCKEY: Eibar CoaDATE FOALED: May 2, 2007 STATE FOALED: KentuckyBLACKTYPE SIBLINGS: LEAR'S PRINCESS (half-sister, Grade 1 route winner, 10-4-3-1, $491,870, unraced at two, 2-4 on turf, 0-1 in wet)AUCTION: $165,000 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)SIRE RACE RECORD: Grade 1 winner at two (19-4-1-2, $443,275, 2-6 at two, 2-7 on turf, 0-1 in wet)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 58-578 (10%) with juvenile runners; 13-288 (5%) with turf runnersDAM RACE RECORD: Unraced (cost $90,000 as yearling)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 4 runners, 2 winners, 2 juvenile runners, 1 juvenile winner, 4 turf runners, 2 turf winners, 2 wet runners, 0 wet winnersDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: FOREVER COMMAND (half-brother, multiple stakes-winner on turf, 22-7-2-1, $181,969, 1-7 at two, 7-18 on turf); MY BIG BOY (half-brother, Grade 1 turf winner, 49-10-12-10, $1,046,087, unraced at two, 9-40 on turf, 0-2 in wet)TRAINER INFORMATION: 1-7 (14%, $3.37 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile runners going dirt-to-turf in their first route race (0-3 at Saratoga) 5. MAUX MONEY (Leroidesanimaux - Bail Money, by St. Jovite)TRAINER: John KimmelJOCKEY: Edgar PradoDATE FOALED: March 24, 2007STATE FOALED: Ontario, CanadaBLACKTYPE SIBLINGS: RAPID RELEASE (half-brother, stakes-placed router, 13-1-3-3, $39,037, 1-7 at two, 1-6 on turf, unraced on wet)AUCTION: $60,000 weanling (Keeneland, November 2007); Withdrawn yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)SIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple Grade 1 turf winner (13-9-2-0, $1,658,377, 1-3 at two in Brazil, 9-12 on turf, 0-1 in wet)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 0-9 with juvenile runners in North America (first crop); 0-3 with turf runners in North AmericaDAM RACE RECORD: Stakes-placed (43-6-6-8, $204,535, unraced at two, 6-39 on turf, 0-1 in wet)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 2 runners, 1 winner, 2 juvenile runners, 1 juvenile winner, 2 turf runners, 1 turf winner, 0 wet runnersDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: BLUES CURE BLUES (half-sister, stakes-placed on turf in France, 18-2-2-1, 0-3 at two, 2-16 on turf)TRAINER INFORMATION: 1-3 (33%, $2.83 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile runners going dirt-to-turf in their first route race (1-2, 50%, $4.25 ROI at Saratoga) 6. CRYSTAL OCEAN (Stormy Atlantic - Luth de Crystal, by Crystal Glitters)TRAINER: William MottJOCKEY: Kent DesormeauxDATE FOALED: April 15, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckyBLACKTYPE SIBLINGS: KHUMBA MELA (half-sister, multiple Grade/Group 3 winner on turf in France/USA (18-5-4-2, $318,772, 2-5 at two, all races on grass)AUCTION: $17,000 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)SIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple stakes-winning sprinter, 15-6-2-1, $148,126, 0-1 at two, unraced on turf, 0-1 in wet)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 41-337 (12%) with juvenile debut runners; 45-316 (14%) with first-turf runners; 8-63 (13%, $2.14 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (3 juvenile debut winners, 4 winners on turf)DAM RACE RECORD: Placed on turf in France (6-0-3-1, $4,951, unraced at two, all races on turf)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 6 runners, 4 winners, 3 juvenile runners, 1 juvenile winner, 6 turf runners, 2 turf winners, 1 wet runner, 0 wet winnersDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: Second dam is LUTH ENCHANTEE (multiple Group 1 winner on turf in France)BROODMARE SIRE INFORMATION: 0 debut winners as a broodmare sire in 2009TRAINER INFORMATION: 8-59 (14%, $1.17 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners in turf routes (3-22, 14%, $0.71 ROI at Saratoga); 4-58 (7%, $1.25 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (all older winners, 2 on turf, 3 winners with Lasix, 1 with blinkers, 3 with Kent Desormeaux aboard)NOTABLE WORKOUT INFORMATION: June 11 workout matches barn's juvenile NEW MAMBO (finished fourth in career debut on dirt in $25,000 maiden claimer at Monmouth on August 7 with 25 Beyer, unraced on turf); July 2 workout matches barn's juvenile GRAY (finished ninth in career debut on turf at Saratoga on August 6 with 47 Beyer); July 22 workout matches barn's juvenile ANTENNA (finished third in career debut on dirt at Saratoga on July 29 with 71 Beyer, unraced on turf); August 5 workout matches barn's juvenile filly C. C. COCO (finished seventh in career debut on dirt at Saratoga on August 10 with 0 Beyer, unraced on turf) 7. OUTWARD APPEARANCE (Eddington - Cover, by A.P. Indy)TRAINER: Mark HennigJOCKEY: Julien Leparoux (second call)DATE FOALED: March 19, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckyAUCTION: $85,000 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)SIRE RACE RECORD: Grade 1 route winner (17-6-3-6, $1,216,760, 0-1 at two, 1-1 on turf, 2-3 in wet)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 4-18 (22%, $1.49 ROI) with juvenile debut runners (first crop, one winner on turf)); 1-4 (25%) with first-turf runnersDAM RACE RECORD: Route winner (14-2-8-1, $111,367, 0-2 at two, 0-4 on turf, 0-1 in wet)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 3 runners, 2 winners, 2 juvenile runners, 2 juvenile winners, 1 juvenile debut winner, 3 main track sprint runners, 2 main track sprint winners, 2 wet runners, 0 wet winnersDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: POKER BRAD (half-brother, multiple stakes-winner, 40-9-8-6, $437,354, unraced at two, 1-11 on turf, first-turf winner, 0-3 in wet)BROODMARE SIRE INFORMATION: 5-62 (8%, $1.06 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (2 juvenile debut winners)TRAINER INFORMATION: 0-9 over the past five years with juvenile debut runners in turf routes (0-3 at Saratoga); 3-19 (16%, $2.26 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (all older winners with Lasix, 1 for this owner)NOTABLE WORKOUT INFORMATION: May 12, August 11 workouts went .02 slower than barn's juvenile filly CELESTIAL SWEEP (finished ninth in career debut on dirt at Saratoga on July 30 with 45 Beyer, unraced on turf); May 12 workout matches barn's juvenile filly DATTT ECHO (finished fourth in career debut on dirt at Belmont on July 15 with 56 Beyer, unraced on turf); May 19 workout matches CELESTIAL SWEEP; June 2 workout went .05 slower than CELESTIAL SWEEP; June 17 workout matches barn's TACONIC VICTORY (finished second in career debut on dirt at Saratoga on July 31 with 60 Beyer, unraced on turf); June 24 workout matches barn's juvenile SHOTGUN BANDIT (finished ninth in career debut on dirt at Saratoga on August 3 with 12 Beyer, unraced on turf); August 11 workout went .02 slower than barn's juvenile filly METTLED (19 Beyer on dirt, unraced on turf) 8. HOUSE OF GRACE (Limehouse - Gracility, by Known Fact)TRAINER: Kenneth McPeekJOCKEY: Mike LuzziDATE FOALED: March 6, 2007STATE FOALED: Kentucky AUCTION: $100,000 yearling (Fasig-Tipton Summer, July 2008)SIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple Grade 2 winner (21-7-2-3, $1,110,433, 3-6 at two, won debut, 0-2 on turf, 0-2 in wet)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 5-22 (23%, $3.93 ROI) with juvenile debut runners (first crop); this is sire's first turf runnerDAM RACE RECORD: Stakes-winning sprinter (29-5-6-3, $246,376, 1-5 at two, unraced on turf, 1-4 in wet)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: This is first starterDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: SHEMYA (half-sister, multiple stakes-winner, 16-4-1-2, $164,875, unraced at two, unraced on turf, 0-1 in wet)BROODMARE SIRE INFORMATION: 4-34 (12%, $1.62 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (2 juvenile debut winners)TRAINER INFORMATION: 3-19 (16%, $2.66 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners in turf routes (0-2 at Saratoga); 8-53 (15%, $1.17 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (3 juvenile debut winners, 3 older winners on turf, 1 for this owner, 7 winners with Lasix, 1 with front bandages)NOTABLE WORKOUT INFORMATION: JUly 10, July 17, July 26 workouts match barn's juvenile filly BONITA DONITA (finished fifth in career debut on dirt at Saratoga on August 16 with 35 Beyer, unraced on turf); July 26 workout matches barn's juvenile BIGSHOT (finished fifth in lone career start going 4 1/2 furlongs over Keeneland's polytrack); August 13 workout matches barn's juvenile filly MS. THANKSGIVING (49 Beyer top, unraced on turf) 9. BEAUTIFUL SONG (Unbridled's Song - She's a Beauty, by Storm Cat)TRAINER: George Arnold IIJOCKEY: Javier Castellano DATE FOALED: May 1, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckyAUCTION: $470,000 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)SIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple Grade 1 route winner (12-5-4-0, $1,311,800, 2-3 at two, unraced on turf, 1-1 on wet)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 120-623 (19%) with juvenile runners; 35-296 (12%) with first-turf runnersNICKING INFORMATION: BUDDHA (Grade 1 route winner, 4-3-0-0, $489,600, 0-1 at two, unraced on turf); MAGNIFICENT SONG (Grade 1 turf winner, 13-5-2-1, $445,732, 1-3 at two, 4-11 on turf); HALF OURS (Grade 2 sprint winner, 7-5-1-0, $319,680, 2-2 at two, unraced on turf, 1-2 in wet); NOONMARK (Grade 3 sprint winner, 19-4-5-3, $354,090, 1-2 at two, unraced on turf, 2-4 in wet)DAM RACE RECORD: Placed on turf at two in Ireland (3-0-0-1, $1,772, all races on turf at two, cost $1,200,000 as weanling)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 2 runners, 0 winners, 1 juvenile runner, 1 turf runner, 1 wet runnerDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: AKIBA (half-brother, stakes-winning router, 17-3-1-2, $75,903, 2-3 at two, 0-4 on turf); LUCAYAN PRINCE (half-brother, Group 3 turf winner at two in England, 38-6-8-8, $400,457, 1-2 at two, 5-29 on turf, 0-1 in wet); COMIC STRIP (half-brother, multiple Grade 3 winner, 23-10-6-3, $967,474, 2-5 at two, 5-11 on turf, first-turf winner); SILVER COMIC (half-sister, Grade 2 turf winner, 9-4-1-0, $216,935, unraced at two, 4-8 on turf, first-turf winner)TRAINER INFORMATION: 2-6 (33%, $4.60 ROI) over the past five years with second-time juveniles switching to turf while going sprint to route (0-2 at Saratoga)NOTABLE WORKOUT INFORMATION: July 17 workout matches barn's three-year-old filly JOYOUS (finished third in maiden special weight on turf at Saratoga on August 9 with 74 Beyer); July 17, July 24 workouts match barn's juvenile filly RENDITION (finished fifth in maiden special weight on dirt at Saratoga on August 3 with 57 Beyer, unraced on turf); August 5, August 10 workouts match barn's three-year-old filly QUEEN OF EMPIRE (65 turf Beyer) 10 (AE). KAILA ANN'S KITTEN (Kitten's Joy - One Lucky Storm, by Tale of the Cat)TRAINER: Chad BrownJOCKEY: Jose Lezcano DATE FOALED: April 17, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckySIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple Grade 1 winner on turf (14-9-4-0, $2,075,791, 2-4 at two, 9-12 on turf, first-turf winner)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 2-22 (9%, $0.81 ROI) with juvenile debut runners (first crop, 1 winner on turf); 2-13 (15%) with first-turf runnersDAM RACE RECORD: Winner (23-3-3-3, $56,297, 1-4 at two, 0-1 on turf, 1-6 in wet, cost $50,000 as juvenile)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 1 runner, 0 winners, 0 juvenile runners, 1 turf runner, 1 wet runnerDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: KICK IN (half-brother, stakes-placed on turf at two, 25-1-0-1, $45,290, 1-2 at two, won debut, 1-19 on turf, first-turf winner)BROODMARE SIRE INFORMATION: 2-20 (10%, $1.09 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (1 juvenile debut winner)TRAINER INFORMATION: 1-1 (100%, $17.00 ROI) over the past five years with juvenile debut runners in turf routes (won at Saratoga); (2-25, 8%, $1.94 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (1 juvenile debut winner at this meet, both winners with Lasix and Jose Lezcano aboard, one older winner with front bandages on turf)NOTABLE WORKOUT INFORMATION: June 1 workout went .02 slower than barn's four-year-old PICOU (finished second in 'n2x' allowance on turf at Saratoga on August 1 with 91 Beyer); June 15, June 22, June 29, July 6, July 13 workouts match barn's juvenile filly KID KATE (finished first in career debut on dirt at Saratoga on July 31 with 68 Beyer, unraced on turf) 11 (MTO). SARATOGA FLING (Pulpit - Cherish Destiny, by Grand Slam)TRAINER: D. Wayne LukasJOCKEY: Julien Leparoux (first call)DATE FOALED: March 24, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckyAUCTION: $120,000 weanling (Keeneland, November 2007); $210,000 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)SIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple Grade 2 route winner (6-4-1-0, $728,200, unraced at two, 1-1 in main track sprints)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 96-629 (15%) with juvenile runnersDAM RACE RECORD: Stakes-winning sprinter (10-3-2-0, $121,303, 1-4 at two, 3-9 in main track sprints, 0-1 in wet, cost $38,000 as yearling, $30,000 as juvenile)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 2 runners, 0 winners, 1 juvenile runner, 1 main track sprint runner, 1 wet runnerDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: SILVER CHELE (half-sister, stakes-placed, 19-6-2-3, $196,288, 0-1 at two, 2-6 in main track sprints, 0-1 in wet); PRINCESS HIAWATHA (half-sister, multiple stakes-placed at two, 21-2-4-5, $66,436, 0-4 at two, 0-6 in main track sprints)TRAINER INFORMATION: 12-93 (13%, $1.23 ROI) over the past five years with second-time juveniles in dirt sprints (4-36, 11%, $2.01 ROI at Saratoga) 12 (MTO). QUANTITATIVEEASING (Officer - Never Gone, by Gone West)TRAINER: Richard Violette Jr.JOCKEY: Kent DesormeauxAUCTION: Withdrawn weanling (Keeneland, November 2007); $22,000 RNA yearling (Keeneland, September 2008); $55,000 juvenile (OBS Spring, April 2009)SIRE RACE RECORD: Grade 1 route winner at two (9-6-1-1, $804,090, 5-8 at two, 5-5 in main track sprints) SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 69-362 (20%) with juvenile runnersNICKING INFORMATION: OFFICER ROCKET (Grade 3 route winner at two, 31-7-6-6, $418,933, 3-6 at two, 6-20 in main track sprints, 2-2 in wet)DAM RACE RECORD: Unplaced (5-0-0-0, $1,415, 0-3 at two, 0-1 in main track sprints, cost $375,000 as yearling)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: This is first starterDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: KINGS LYNN (half-sister, Grade 3-placed, 24-3-7-3, $140,714, 1-8 at two, 2-15 in main track sprints, 0-1 in wet); SCOOP (full sister, Grade 3 winner, 15-5-0-2, $337,170, 2-4 at two, 1-2 in main track sprints, 1-1 in wet)TRAINER INFORMATION: 16-67 (24%, $1.57 ROI) over the past five years with second-time juveniles in dirt sprints (2-16, 13%, $0.61 ROI at Saratoga)NOTABLE WORKOUT INFORMATION: Worked 1 furlong in 10.1 prior to the April auction 13 (MTO). GENUINE CHARM (Dixie Union - Alluring, by A.P. Indy)TRAINER: Kiaran McLaughlinJOCKEY: Rajiv MaraghDATE FOALED: March 26, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckyAUCTION: Entered yearling (Fasig-Tipton Select, August 2008); $350,000 yearling (Keeneland, September 2008)SIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple Grade 1 winner (12-7-3-0, $1,233,190, 4-6 at two, 5-7 in main track sprints)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 92-561 (16%) with juvenile runners NICKING INFORMATION: HIGH COTTON (Grade 3 route winner, 17-4-3-2, $462,574, 1-5 at two, 1-3 in main track sprints, 1-1 in wet); FIERCE WIND (multiple stakes-winning router, 11-5-0-0, $197,300, 1-3 at two, 0-2 in main track sprints, 0-1 in wet); REBEL YELLER (stakes-winner on turf, 10-3-0-3, $86,557, 0-1 at two, 1-3 in main track sprints)DAM RACE RECORD: Route winner (15-1-7-2, $108,530, unraced at two, 0-1 in main track sprints)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 2 runners, 1 winner, 1 juvenile runner, 0 juvenile winners, 2 main track sprint runners, 1 main track sprint winner, 1 wet runner, 1 wet winnerDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: STRATEGY (full sister, stakes-winning router, 16-4-4-4, $220,945, unraced at two, 0-1 in main track sprints, 0-3 in wet); CONSEQUENCE (half-sister, stakes-winner on turf, 7-2-0-1, $187,360, 1-3 at two, 0-2 in main track sprints, 0-1 in wet)TRAINER INFORMATION: 12-56 (21%, $3.18 ROI) over the past five years with second-time juveniles in dirt sprints (1-8, 13%, $2.10 ROI at Saratoga) 14 (MTO). JUMP STAR (Jump Start - Starlique, by Time for a Change)TRAINER: Michelle NiheiJOCKEY: John Velazquez (second call)DATE FOALED: February 23, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckyAUCTION: $37,000 RNA yearling (Fasig-Tipton Summer, July 2008)SIRE RACE RECORD: Grade 2 sprint winner at two (5-2-1-0, $221,265, all races at two, won debut, 2-3 in main track sprints)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 15-139 (11%) with juvenile debut runners; 6-32 (19%, $2.00 ROI) with all debut runners in 2009 (3 juvenile debut winners) DAM RACE RECORD: Route winner (18-2-0-1, $13,190, 0-3 at two, 0-8 in main track sprints, 0-3 in wet)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 2 runners, 2 winners, 2 juvenile runners, 1 juvenile debut winner, 2 main track sprint runners, 1 main track sprint winner, 2 wet runners, 2 wet winnersDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: BILLY MOUSSE (half-brother, stakes-placed sprinter at two, 12-5-2-1, $66,682, 2-8 at two, 5-11 in main track sprints, 0-1 in wet); SWAMP (half-brother, Grade 2 turf winner, 15-5-0-4, $306,280, 1-1 at two, unraced in main track sprints)BROODMARE SIRE INFORMATION: 3-21 (14%, $2.91 ROI) as the broodmare sire of debut runners in 2009 (2 juvenile debut winners)TRAINER INFORMATION: This is trainer's first juvenile debut starter in dirt sprints over the past five years; 0-9 with all debut runners in 2009 15 (MTO). COQUINA DAY (Thunder Gulch - A.B. Prospect, by A.P. Indy)TRAINER: David DonkJOCKEY: No RiderDATE FOALED: January 31, 2007STATE FOALED: KentuckyBLACKTYPE SIBLINGS: PROSPECTIVE SAINT (half-sister, Grade 3 route winner, 21-8-3-1, $485,725, 1-2 at two, 6-14 in main track sprints, 2-3 in wet)SIRE RACE RECORD: Multiple Grade 1 route winner (16-9-2-2, $2,915,086, 2-6 at two, 1-3 in main track srpints, 0-1 in wet)SIRE PRODUCE RECORD: 111-824 (13%) with juvenile runnersDAM RACE RECORD: Sprint winner (3-1-0-1, $25,160, 0-2 at two, all races in main track sprints, cost $210,000 as yearling)DAM PRODUCE RECORD: 6 runners, 4 winners, 4 juvenile runners, 1 juvenile winner, 6 main track sprint runners, 3 main track sprint winners, 4 wet runners, 4 wet winnersDAM SIBLING INFORMATION: ECLIPSE BAY (half-sister, stakes-placed sprinter, 5-1-0-2, $54,906, 0-2 at two, all races in main track sprints, 1-1 in wet)TRAINER INFORMATION: 2-23 (9%, $0.54 ROI) over the past five years with second-time juveniles in dirt sprints (0-3 at Saratoga) Analysis: Chad Brown is one of the best young trainers in North America, and he'll send out the turf-bred KAILA ANN'S KITTEN if that one can escape the also-eligible list. Last year, Brown's 7-1 shot Maram scored in her debut at Saratoga en route to an undefeated season that culminated in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf at Santa Anita. This year, the barn's Kid Kate won her debut in an off-the-turf maiden special weight at the Spa. It looks as though Kaila Ann's Kitten has been working regularly in company with Kid Kate, and she may have enough talent to overcome a tough outside post position at a price.PRETTY B., a half-sister to the quality Grade 1 winner Lear's Princess, was bumped at the start of her career debut on turf at Belmont, and then was forced to rally four wide turning into the stretch. She finished well enough for second, and certainly wasn't disgraced last time when her second start was rained off the weeds. The two sprints to a route move should work in her favor, and experience always seems to count in these juvenile turf heats. ISN'T SHE GRAND is out of a half-sister to Stormy Atlantic, a fleet sprinter that has blossomed into an excellent turf sire. Isn't She Grand should be legged up for this route as her last five published moves have been between five and seven furlongs. BEAUTIFUL SONG has a strong pedigree, and can be forgiven her debut try at Churchill Downs, a dirt sprint contested over sloppy conditions. She can move forward off that peformance for excellent barn. DAD'S CRAZY and MAUX MONEY finished noses apart when they finished behind Pretty B at Belmont. The former should save valuable ground from her inside post position while Maux Money's most recent try on dirt can be safely disregarded. CLASSIC AFFAIR makes career debut for Todd Pletcher, but Pletcher's go-to rider, John Velazquez, sticks with entrymate Dad's Crazy. SARATOGA FLING and GENUINE CHARM didn't have an easy time of it in their respective debuts, and both can move forward if this race is rained to the main track. COQUINA BAY may be a late-developing type that can move forward as the distances increase. CRYSTAL OCEAN only sold for $17,000 as a yearling, and the workouts fail to entice, but she does have a strong turf pedigree. HOUSE OF GRACE may need a start. QUANTITATIVEEASING tired badly in her debut on dirt, and doesn't show a published workout in the last 17 days. JUMP STAR might benefit from a race. OUTWARD APPEARANCE has been working steadily since mid-May for her unveiling. WAYNETTA must improve on her dull dirt showings. Selections: 1. Kaila Ann's Kitten 2. Pretty B 3. Isn't She Grand The Play:Kaila Ann's Kitten to Win and Place at 4-1 odds or greater ***If Kaila Ann's Kitten scratches, then switch the play to*** Pretty B - Isn't She Grand ExactaPretty B - Beautiful Song Exacta *** Race 96 1/2 FurlongsAdirondack Stakes (Grade 2)2-year-old filliesPurse $150,000 Analysis:DASHING DEBBY caught the eye of prominent owner Jess Jackson after the daughter of Medaglia d'Oro whipped stakes foes by over ten lengths in her career debut. She was brought to Saratoga following the private purchase, turned over to trainer Steve Asmussen, and may simply be the dominant speed in the Adirondack. BEAUTICIAN ran a nice race in defeat behind the Asmussen-trained Hot Dixie Chick on Opening Day in the Schuylerville, and can certainly move forward off that effort. Expect her to be closer to the pace here. CAMILLE'S APPEAL gets the acid test after utilizing a sustained bid to defeat restricted company at Lone Star Park. Trained by Asmussen, she figures to benefit if the pace is very fast. SASSY IMAGE finished behind Beautician in the career debut on June 5 at Churchill Downs, but returned to whip maidens under the Twin Spires by almost six lengths. She's fast enough to find a decent stalking spot while in the clear. DECELERATOR missed the break in the Schuylerville, was rushed up into contention, and understandably tired. She deserves another chance for Mr. Lukas. BABAI BABY went gate to wire in her maiden race at Belmont, but will likely have to stalk with the speedy Dashing Debby in the lineup. WORSTCASESCENARIO pushed moderate splits when winning her debut as the public's choice, but probably will have to go faster in the first quarter-mile here. MAGIC APPEAL wheels back on seventeen days notice after a solid maiden win over this track. WORSHIP THE MOON stalked and pounced her way to victory at Monmouth, but will need a Beyer boost in this tougher spot. MARABELLE is a maiden tackling some tough winners. Selections: 1. Dashing Debby 2. Beautician 3. Camille's Appeal The Play:Dashing Debby to Win at 2-1 odds or greater