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N11 Rushing Fall (7/2) Tough to start off with a low price on the biggest weekend of racing, but in these spots, you need to make opinions count. This one is just much the best in here and is lengths better than these horses. These connections won this race last year with New Money Honey, and trainer Chad Brown has won this race three times. This filly out of More Than Ready went for nearly four times her stud fee at Fasig Tipton last summer and should soar above the investment after today. Ran a very, very impressive sheet number in her debut, and followed that up with a STRONGER number in the Jessamine over soft ground at Keeneland. The pace should set up just perfect for this one. #13 Juliet Capulet (12-1) This Euro invader will be generously OVERLOOKED in the wagering as the O’Brien pair is expected to make significant money off the bat to start the Breeders Cup. I’m hoping this one can get near 15-1, MAYBE even 20-1, but I doubt the latter very much. I’ve watched this one’s last four replays, and I can tell you that this one has some serious poise. Perfect ability to stalk and rate, and make one run. Last out in the G2 Shadwell Rockfel, this one was very game on the stand-side rail and held off a very well meant runner-up. Her sheet line is improving, in a way that you like to see out of progressing euros. First turn will come up quick on this one, but Dettori will let the speed to the outside of him go, and then settle. Jockey has a few races under his belt this week.
N1 Best Performance (12-1) This one seems to be a head-scratcher for most, but I think you can find some reasons to like this filly, and try to get her rolling in some plays. First off, this one has one of the most consistent races than anybody else in this field. Broke her maiden at first asking, and then was set to face some much tougher fillies along the way to Saratoga. Ran second in back to back starts, behind some of the best performances we’ve seen on the NY scene from 2yo fillies. They laid this one up, but her in a VERY competitive turf race at Kentucky Downs back in September had a BRUTAL trip but was flying late, making up a ton of ground. The winner coasted that day, getting away with an easy lead, and clearing. Last time out in the Miss Grillo, she saved ground, made one big run late, but it wasn’t enough. That was a VERY slow pace that day, and that will not be the case here. This one will use her tactical speed, strategically save ground on the rail, and look for a running room late. First-time Lasix for the daughter of Broken Vow.
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