HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. –Being in two places at the same time is never easy, especially when the two places are Miami and Dubai.

Several members of the local jockey colony will be faced with making the decision of whether to be at Gulfstream Park or Meydan Racecourse on March 31, the day two of the most important races of the season, the Grade 1 Florida Derby and the $10 million Dubai World Cup, will be run several hours and approximately 7,800 miles apart.

The road to the Kentucky Derby for Bolt d’Oro has had a couple of detours, but on Saturday at Santa Anita he is scheduled to finally make his first start at age 3 in the San Felipe Stakes, and in a little more than 100 seconds, it will become evident if he’s still cruising in the fast lane.

ARCADIA, Calif. – Last year’s sprint champion Roy H likely is bound for Dubai, and the Grade 1 winner Ransom the Moon has been sidelined by a foot abscess, developments that will cost Saturday’s Grade 1 Triple Bend Stakes at Santa Anita two of its leading nominees.

Roy H worked three furlongs in 36.60 seconds at Santa Anita on Wednesday and is scheduled to start in the $2 million Golden Shaheen Sprint at Meydan Racecourse on March 31. Roy H will not start in the Triple Bend.

ARCADIA, Calif. – Instilled Regard, fourth in the Grade 2 Risen Star Stakes at Fair Grounds on Feb. 17, may stay in California for his next start.

Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer said Wednesday that Instilled Regard is a candidate for the $1 million Santa Anita Derby on April 7, but the trainer has not ruled out the $1 million Louisiana Derby on March 24 at Fair Grounds.

“We’re not carved in stone yet,” Hollendorfer said.

ARCADIA, Calif. – In late November, Prime Attraction ran the best race of his career to win the Grade 3 Native Diver Stakes at Del Mar.

If that race had been last month, Prime Attraction would be rated as a leading contender for Saturday’s Grade 1 Santa Anita Handicap at 1 1/4 miles. Instead, Prime Attraction will start in the richest race of his career in the $600,000 Big Cap as an accomplished 5-year-old with more to prove.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – The New York-bred Holiday Disguise will seek her fifth straight victory when she steps into open company for the first time in the $150,000 Heavenly Prize Invitational on Saturday.

She will take on a field that includes fellow New York-bred Highway Star, a multiple graded stakes winner, and Divine Miss Grey, winner of the Interborough last out.

Holiday Disguise, trained by Linda Rice for Sheila Rosenblum, is the older half-sister to Midnight Disguise, who last Saturday won the $200,000 Busher Stakes.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Trainer David Jacobson is never bashful about wheeling horses back on short rest, and he will run Harlan Punch in Saturday’s $150,000 Stymie six days after he won a high-caliber allowance race here Sunday.

“I needed a good race out of him the other day, and we got it,” said Jacobson, noting that the 100 Beyer Speed Figure was a career-best for Harlan Punch, a 5-year-old gelding by Harlan’s Holiday. “It didn’t take anything out of him.”

The allowance and the Stymie are the same one-mile distance.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Do Share, unable to run in a pair of sprint stakes due to quarantine issues at Belmont Park this winter, will finally get back to the races in Saturday’s Grade 3, $200,000 Tom Fool Handicap. Do Share, trained by Linda Rice, hasn’t run since winning the Gravesend here Dec. 23.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Trainer Keith Desormeaux already has two Kentucky Derby prospects in My Boy Jack and Ayacara. On Saturday, he’ll hit the road to find out if he has a third candidate in Beautiful Shot, who makes his 2018 debut in the Grade 3, $300,000 Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct.

OLDSMAR, Fla. – WinStar Farm already is a partner in a handful of prospects for the 2018 Kentucky Derby, including Audible, Justify, Noble Indy, National Flag, and New York Central. Yet another WinStar colt could announce his presence on the Derby trail Saturday when Quip makes his 3-year-old debut as one of the longer shots in the Tampa Bay Derby, the annual showcase event at Tampa Bay Downs.