A talented dozen fillies and mares will headline the $25,000 Princess of Palms Stakes Saturday at Turf Paradise.
The 6-furlong Princess will go as the seventh race on an eight race card with first post at 12:55 pm.
The Edward Cardenas-trained Foggia has been made the lukewarm 4-1 favorite in a field where any entrant’s best effort could land them in the winner’s circle. The 4-year-old Foggia, winner of eight of 24 career efforts, comes into this race with four Emerald Downs’ victories in her last six starts. By the exceptionally fast sire Rocky Bar, Foggia will benefit from consummate reinsman Glenn Corbett while trying to dictate the tempo of the race as is her front-running custom.
The 3-year-old Tiz Wild Wind, has been coming into hand for trainer by Kevin Eikleberry, winning Arapahoe’s Vannacide Stakes, third in that track’s Oaks and the a credible fourth in an optional claiming event at Del Mar.
A second Cardenas entry, Senoradiablo, also merits a look. The 5-time winner of 15 outings, the late-closing Senoradiablo comes off a fourth place finish against $50,000 claimers at Del Mar.
The lightly raced 3-year-old Chance to Shine, trained by Dan McFarlane, has won three of five outings, while coming from slightly off the pace. The daughter of Morning Line may benefit from a field where a speed battle upfront is all but assured.
The 6-furlong Princess will go as the seventh race on an eight race card with first post at 12:55 pm.
The Edward Cardenas-trained Foggia has been made the lukewarm 4-1 favorite in a field where any entrant’s best effort could land them in the winner’s circle. The 4-year-old Foggia, winner of eight of 24 career efforts, comes into this race with four Emerald Downs’ victories in her last six starts. By the exceptionally fast sire Rocky Bar, Foggia will benefit from consummate reinsman Glenn Corbett while trying to dictate the tempo of the race as is her front-running custom.
The 3-year-old Tiz Wild Wind, has been coming into hand for trainer by Kevin Eikleberry, winning Arapahoe’s Vannacide Stakes, third in that track’s Oaks and the a credible fourth in an optional claiming event at Del Mar.
A second Cardenas entry, Senoradiablo, also merits a look. The 5-time winner of 15 outings, the late-closing Senoradiablo comes off a fourth place finish against $50,000 claimers at Del Mar.
The lightly raced 3-year-old Chance to Shine, trained by Dan McFarlane, has won three of five outings, while coming from slightly off the pace. The daughter of Morning Line may benefit from a field where a speed battle upfront is all but assured.
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