Gamblin Miss, a three year old filly by Purim, broke her maiden this past Sunday in her sixth career start, winning Race 5 at Santa Rosa by three lengths as part of a field of ten. Gamblin Miss' victory combines with the win by Good Mango in the 5th Race at Sacramento on July 14 to make Race 3 at Pleasanton on June 28 a key race.
Nearly all of the field of seven on June 28 have already come back, which made it tempting to skip reporting this one. However, one the horses yet to come back is the key race winner, Predictable, who is entered as the 2-1 Morning Line favorite in the second race at Santa Rosa today; so I thought I should let you all know.
The only other horse in the June 28 field to have not raced since is the fourth place finisher Jesi's Makin Magic, who has yet to break her maiden in a dozen tries.
In addition to the two winners mentioned above, the horses who have come back from the June 28 contest are: A Tony for Ambe, who took the Place at 43.4-1 in Race 7 at Sacramento on July 13; Sistermaryelephant and Miss Lake, who finished third and fifth, respectively, in Good Mango's win on July 14.
Peace and Love,
Jimbo
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