Bet this race at Diamond SportsTop pick: #7 (ANN ARBOR EDDIE) (4-1) - Debuting gelding has some sharp works on view. One of two entered by trainer Doug O'Neill, his favorite jockey (Mario Guttierrez) is on the Reddam home bred by speed sire 'Square Eddie.'
2nd pick: #1 (Amodei) (9-2) - The second of the O'Neill pair, he has the rail, early speed, and is shortening back up in distance. He's finished second in two of four sprinting and is a win candidate.
3rd pick: #4 (If Ur Not Early) (7-2) - Competitive in both starts, gelding finished second at this level Sept. 18 at Los Alamitos. Beaten only a length when debuting in his prior start, home bred must be left in the mix.
4th pick: #5 (He's All That) (5-1) - Colt raced evenly when debuting over at Los Alamitos at this level and distance Sept. 24. Trainer Jim Cassidy has worked him four times since and $90,000 purchase should contend with normal second out improvement.