Top pick: #5 (PRETTYPRECIOUSHEIR) (3-1) - Lightly-raced, speedy, and she's still improving. Competitive in all three starts since coming off a 100-day layoff March 12, she enters off a sharp wire-to-wire maiden win here April 24 going 6-furlongs. Trainer John Sadler worked her four times here during the month of May and has her conservatively spotted in her first facing winners.
2nd pick: #10 (Kantina Kowgirl) (7-2) - Filly is dropping to a new low in class, switching from turf to dirt, and shortening up in distance. Her maiden win came here on the dirt Dec 21 so you know she can handle the main track. Trainer Vann Belvoir has Bejarano back aboard for the first time since that victory. Dangerous foe.
3rd pick: #7 (Beyond Lucky) (4-1) - She's another that's lightly raced. Four-year-old broke her maiden here as a heavy favorite April 12, then tired after being involved in a pace-duel racing for twice this price May 8. She's worked since and trainer Sean McCarthy drops her to a new low for this attempt.
4th pick: #9 (Wild Heart Run) (5-1) - On the sidelines since early August, filly has some solid works showing for her return. She finished second in her debut here a year ago so you know she can fire fresh.