Nine juvenile fillies make their graded-stakes debuts in the $500,000 Delta Downs Princess (gr. III) Nov. 20, with undefeated All About Allie starting on the far outside.
There's any number of ways to go in the one-mile heat, which supports the $1 million Delta Downs Jackpot (gr. III) and is the sixth event (3:40 p.m. CST) of an 11-race program worth a track-record $2.4 million. So why not All About Allie, who has won her first three starts at three different tracks by a combined total of more than 14 lengths?
Bred in Arkansas by Roy Gene Sanders and owned by the Sanders Brothers, the daughter of Storm and a Half is coming off a four-length triumph in the 6 1/2-furlong E.L Gaylord Memorial Stakes at Remington Park Oct. 10. All About Allie will be making her first start around two turns in the Princess after wins at six furlongs in a maiden bow at Prairie Meadows Racetrack & Casino and in the Lady Razorback Futurity at Harrah's Louisiana Downs prior to the Gaylord.
Shane Laviolette, who has ridden the bay filly in all her starts, has the call for trainer David Whited.
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