Top pick: #7 (GOOD DEED) - Debuting home-bred by "Broken Vow" is working very fast for trainer Steve Margolis. She has a pair of bullet works at Churchill before shipping east and has a nice 5 furlong local breeze July 25. Barn is capable of having one ready fresh out of the gate and this juvenile can win if she runs to her drills.
2nd pick: #2 (Reservation Blues) - Home-bred daughter of "Indian Charlie" is another who's working very fast for her first start and filly is in the "red hot" barn of Todd Pletcher. Recent bullet work from the gate July 28 indicates she's ready to roll. Win candidate, she's one of two entered by the trainer and they'll race uncoupled.
3rd pick: #6 (Flashy in Pink) - The second of the Pletcher pair is working steadily and above average at Belmont Park for her first start. Daughter of "Flashy Bull" has a pair of sharp gate breezes on Long Island and can factor with an alert start.
4th pick: #1 (Spring Breeze) - Filly showed some early speed on a sloppy track here July 25 and tired during the stretch run. Draws the rail for this and at one time her trainer (Carlos Martin) was one of the best in the business second time out. Nice to see this filly come back on short notice and she'll be a big price in this field.