Friday’s 9th race from Del Mar is the $100,000 Oceanside Stakes for three-year-olds traveling one mile on the turf course (Post Time 9:05 p.m. ET).
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#6 K P All Systems Go (6-1) added blinkers and ran well in his last three starts. Abel Cedillo sticks with the solid late threat. He got a great setup in his Jan. 25 maiden win, and closed into tepid fractions in his last pair. This race should set up nicely for the patient runner.
#7 Hit the Road (7-2) returned with a solid optional claiming victory vs. older foes at this distance May 22. He won the Zuma Beach Stakes last year and graduated at this course and distance.
#2 El Tigre Terrible (4-1) won three of his last five sprint starts, and I like his versatility. He did not have the best trip in a rallying runner-up finish in the Desert Code return June 6. Flavien Prat takes the call and he might be this good.
#5 Kanderel (12-1) and #9 Ajourneytofreedom (15-1) were separated by a head in a $75,000 stakes at this distance at Golden Gate June 13.
Wagers:
#6 to win
Quinella 6/2-7
Trifecta 6-7/2-6-7/2-5-6-7-9
Superfecta 6-7/2-6-7/ALL/2-5-6-7-9
July 2020 Best Bet Winners
July 4 - GUFO ($3.20), Trifecta ($34.30)
July 5 - NIGHT OPS ($4.90), Exacta ($18.40)
July 9 - Dos Vinos/Club Car Exacta ($14.80)
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