Reigning world champion Cold Cash 123 is bound for Los Alamitos this week.

Cold Cash 123 will be trained this fall by Denny Ekins. Wednesday, Ekins said that the 4-year-old gelding will be vanned from Ruidoso Downs in southern New Mexico to Los Alamitos, and will be at his stable in California on Friday morning.

Ekins will accompany Cold Cash 123 on the trip.

“The horse looks good and he looks fit,” Ekins said. “We’re excited to have the horse.”

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – There is a ton of speed signed on for Friday’s $200,000 Honorable Miss Handicap at Saratoga, but none may be quite as fast as It’s Me Mom, who will try to blaze her way to the first graded stakes win of her career in the six-furlong sprint.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario — Incredicat has had a rather unorthodox campaign this year.

Abandoning the road to the Queen’s Plate after ending the runner-up in the 1 1/8-mile Plate Trial, Incredicat was brought back in the six-furlong Achievement and chased the front-running Jenna’s Wabbit en route to another second-place finish.

Now, due to an absence of other appropriate opportunities, Incredicat will be traveling 1 1/16 miles on Saturday and facing older horses in the Grade 3, $150,000 Seagram Stakes at Woodbine.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – After competing in six consecutive graded stakes, Harrods Creek seeks – and appears to have found – some class relief in Friday’s $100,000 John’s Call Stakes at Saratoga.

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DEL MAR, Calif. – Five times earlier this year, Rousing Sermon started in graded stakes in California, Kentucky, and Louisiana.

He was beaten each time, with performances ranging from a third in the Grade 2 Louisiana Derby in April to an eighth in the Grade 1 Kentucky Derby on May 5.

Fourth in the Grade 2 Swaps Stakes at Betfair Hollywood Park on July 4, Rousing Sermon has an easier task in Friday’s $200,000 Real Good Deal Stakes at Del Mar. He faces California-breds for the first time since he won the California Cup Juvenile at Santa Anita last October.

Two prominent East Coast trainers will send out serious contenders in a pair of $75,000 turf stakes restricted to Pennsylvania-breds on Friday night’s program.

Madrilena, a 5-year-old mare based at Parx with trainer Tony Dutrow, will seek her fourth straight victory in the five-furlong Russian Rhythm for statebred fillies and mares (race 3). One race later, the Christophe Clement-trained 4-year-old Philly Ace, who opened his 2012 campaign with two consecutive narrow victories against open company, seeks his first stakes win in the 1 1/16-mile Robellino.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario – Trainer Sid Attard is represented in both Ontario-sired allowances Friday at Woodbine, where he will run Total Bliss in the seventh and Miss Scarlett Road in the eighth.

Total Bliss is trying the grass for the first time in a seven-furlong sprint for nonwinners of three. She graduated by disqualification in a $25,000 claimer May 19 and then doubled up in nonwinners-of-two, Ontario-sired allowance company June 14.

Diamond Joe, a Nebraska-based 3-year-old who has won his last seven starts by a combined margin of 48 lengths, could get his first significant class test next month in the $400,000 Oklahoma Derby. Trainer Chuck Turco said the horse is being considered for the Remington Park race that Diamond Joe’s sire, Dazzling Falls, won for Turco in 1995.

Diamond Joe had been a candidate for the $100,000 Prelude at Louisiana Downs on Saturday, but his connections have decided to pass the Super Derby prep and instead contemplate the Oklahoma Derby, a 1 1/8-mile race on Sept. 30.

OCEANPORT, N.J. – Northern Cotton, already a well-traveled filly, makes her Monmouth Park debut on Friday in the $42,000 feature for fillies and mares.

The first-level optional $40,000 claimer, which will be contested at six furlongs, attracted eight runners. None of her rivals has ranged as far and as wide as Northern Cotton. The 3-year-old started her career last summer at Assiniboia Downs in Winnipeg, Canada, where she went 1 for 3.

Looking for a warmer climate for the filly to winter, Quest Dor Stable reached out to trainer Jane Cibelli.

Kiaran McLaughlin has a healthy respect for the Eclipse Award that Hansen earned last year as a 2-year-old. That’s a primary reason McLaughlin would accept something less than a victory Saturday when he sends out Le Bernardin against Hansen in the Grade 2, $750,000 West Virginia Derby at Mountaineer Park in Chester, W.Va.

“I’d like to take second money right now, if you’d guarantee it to me,” McLaughlin said.