Aqueduct | Race 6 | Post Time 3:26 p.m. (ET) | Go to the TimeformUS PPs | Not already a TimeformUS member? Sign up

Bizarre play-out of our Pick at Oaklawn last week: BreezeFigs maidens completed an exacta, trifecta and superfecta, which should have made us happy except our two BreezeFigs keys were up the track. And to emphasize how deep this BreezeFigs crop is, a couple of hours later in the 9th at Oaklawn the same thing happened. Maybe we picked the wrong race? No matter.

MITOLE
Trainer: Steve Asmussen
Last race: Feb. 3, 9th
Finish: 1st by 10 
Beyer: 96
Triple Crown nominee was a fluid-moving winner of a maiden special weight sprint, covering six furlongs in 1:09.75. The effort came just one race after the $125,000 King Cotton for older horses at the same distance went in 1:09.85.

Tampa Bay Downs | Race 10 | Post Time 4:52 p.m. (ET) | Go to the TimeformUS PPs

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Race 6:
My Last Million (#5)

Was somewhat green in her second start, when she was ducking in from the whip.

Ran a much more professional race last time with blinkers and Lasix added.

The Pace Projector is predicting that she will be contesting the early pace in a situation favoring the front-runners.

7-5 on ML

Aqueduct | Race 6 | Post Time 3:26 p.m. (ET) | Go to the TimeformUS PPs 

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NEW YORK – Saturday’s highest-rated and richest stakes race is the Grade 1, $300,000 Gulfstream Park Turf, supported by the Grade 3, $150,000 Suwannee River, but there are also very interesting events at Santa Anita and Tampa Bay Downs. There are three graded stakes at Santa Anita, including the Grade 2, $200,000 Santa Maria, which lured the highly talented Unique Bella, and the Grade 2, $200,000 San Vicente, which drew a field of only six but is still a fascinating race. At Tampa, the Grade 3, $250,000 Sam F.

Race 4:
Love That Jazz (#5)

The Pace Projector is predicting that he will be on the lead in a situation favoring the front-runner.

Was unable to make the lead against tougher company last time, which affected his overall performance.

Makes his second start off the layoff for Charlton Baker, for whom he has run well in the past.

3-1 on ML

GO GET THE MUNNY
Trainer: Tom Morley
Last race: Feb. 1, 5th
Finish: 1st by 7 1/4
Beyer: 81
Three-year-old gelding showed up for his debut with a series of strong works in tow, took plenty of early money, then proceeded to run away from a field of maidens with a strong Beyer of 81.  

ALLABOUTACTION
Trainer: Jerry Hollendorfer
Last race: Feb. 1, 5th
Finish: 1st by 4 1/2
Beyer: 86
This $25,000 claiming sprinter crushed in his second start following a layoff. Went the opening half in a quick 44.85, drew off. Repeat likely on Santa Anita dirt or Golden Gate synthetic.