(# 4) JOCASSEE - In these races at a mile on the inner-turf course here, position into the first turn usually determines whether your horse has a chance or not. This Pletcher trained filly is the speed nearest the hedge, and should be able to establish that easily into the turn. Two strongest of her four races are on the grass, including an impressive maiden breaker on June 7th.

(# 8) Miss Blarney Stone - Thought she had a great shot turning for home in last, but she flattened out a bit and got out kicked late. This will be her third start of current cycle, and should offer her best race. Trainer Tom Bush is having a great meet so far.

(# 3) Sweet Corredor - Was totally surrounded by other horses the entire race last out. Draws a nice slot here, and should be positioned about 4-5 lengths from the lead as they go down the backstretch. Needs to avoid a shuffle back around the far turn.

(# 1) Kat's Golden Ways - Figures and style fit well here, and she should be approaching her peak. Nice work for the dangerous Tagg barn and she needs to be patiently handled.