OZONE PARK, N.Y. - Trainer Tony Dutrow said that he is “strongly considering” stretching Dearly Precious Stakes winner Singlet out to a mile in the Grade 3, $250,000 Comely Stakes on April 7.

The Dearly Precious was Singlet’s fourth win from five career starts, all at six furlongs or shorter. Singlet has the pedigree to suggest she’ll go further, and the Comely, a one-turn mile race over the main track, fits in nice timing-wise.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. - Trainer Chad Brown will be weighing options for a couple of 3-year-olds who won here last week.

Hardened Wildcat took a first-level allowance sprint Friday by three-quarters of a length, earning an 83 Beyer Speed Figure in the process.

“I was proud of him the way he dug in,” Brown said from Florida. “It was the second time he was on the outside and trying to lay on horses. He was a little green, and it took a while on the right lead, but when he did, I thought he accelerated nicely.”

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – It appears as if there will be plenty of depth in the New York-bred handicap division this year.

Stormy’s Majesty ended a 10-month drought – absent for most of it due to foot issues – with a front-running victory over favored Inherit the Gold in Sunday’s Mr. G.J.G. Stakes at Aqueduct.

Trainer Dale Romans said he remains a bit puzzled over Shackleford’s seventh-place finish as the tepid 3-1 favorite in last Saturday’s Grade 1 Donn Handicap.

“He came out of the race fine and I really don’t have any major excuses,” Romans said on Monday. “I thought he acted real well before the race. He really seems to be maturing. It could have been the track. He’s never run good in the mud before. He’ll bounce back. We’ll just train on a little bit and then figure out where to go next.”

Mission Impazible points to New Orleans

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Trainer Steve Klesaris, who spent several years stabled on the New York circuit before moving to the Mid-Atlantic region, is plotting a return later this spring. For now, he is picking and choosing when to ship horses here from his base at Parx Racing.

Last week, he chose wisely, winning with both of his starters at Aqueduct – Mark It Man on Feb. 8 and Aba Dabbler on Friday. On Wednesday, Klesaris is back with two more runners at Aqueduct, and horseplayers chasing the $36,518 pick-six carryover will have to strongly consider using both.

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – Barring any complications, Royal Delta will make her much anticipated 2012 debut in the Grade 3 Sabin here at Gulfstream Park on Feb. 25.

Trainer Bill Mott confirmed that’s the race he has picked out for Royal Delta’s first start since her easy victory in the Breeders’ Cup Ladies’ Classic and to use as a prep prior to her current goal, the $10 million Dubai World Classic, on March 31. The Sabin is carded at 1 1/16 miles on the main track.

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – Union Rags, Algorithms, and Discreet Dancer, the three leading contenders for the Grade 2 Fountain of Youth here at Gulfsream Park a week from Sunday, all turned in their penultimate works for the race on a very chilly Monday morning at Palm Meadows.

Union Rags, with his new rider Julien Leparoux aboard, worked an easy five-eighths in 1:03.08, according to track clocker Bryan Walls, much to the delight of trainer Michael Matz. Union Rags has not started since finishing second in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile.

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – Wayne Catalano pulled off one of the better feats of his outstanding training career when he brought Cumulonimble back from a 19-month layoff to win a high-level optional claiming race earlier this winter. He will try to make it two in a row with Cumulonimble when he moves her up another level for Wednesday’s $64,000 feature at Gulfstream Park.

OLDSMAR, Fla. – Jockey Daniel Coa felt as though he was just along for the ride aboard Action Andy in Saturday’s $75,000 Super Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs.

“Anybody in the [jockeys’] room could have won on this horse today,” he said.

ARCADIA, Calif. – Indigo River has outgrown Santa Anita’s hillside turf course.

After winning her American stakes debut in Sunday’s $73,950 Sweet Life Stakes for 3-year-old fillies on the hillside course, Indigo River will race around two turns for her next start in the $150,000 Providencia Stakes over 1 1/8 miles on turf April 7, trainer Jeff Mullins said.

Sunday’s race was Indigo River’s second start in this country, preceded by a win in an optional claimer on the hillside Jan. 13. She was the winner of a maiden race in Ireland last August.