World News – CA – Breeders ’Stakes (Woodbine) Predictions, & Picks Odds

$ 2 Trifecta Partial Wheel – Belichick with Mighty Heart with Muskoka Giant, English Conqueror and Enchant Me = $ 12

$ 2 Trifecta Partial Wheel – Belichick with Muskoka Giant, English Conqueror and Enchant Me with Mighty Heart = $ 12

Mighty Heart will look to make history and join a famous horse honor roll to sweep the three stages of the Canadian Triple Crown when he takes on 11 other 3-year-olds as part of the 400,000 $ Breeders’ Stakes Saturday at Woodbine Racetrack

Heroes of both the Queen’s Plate and the Prince of Wales, the one-eyed Mighty Heart will seek a clean sweep as the horse racing series turns to the last and longest stage of the 1 ½ mile Breeders’ Stakes The Dramedy’s son will also have to prove he can do it on the grass on Saturday after winning the first two stages on Tapeta and on gravel Trained by Josie Carroll, he became the frontrunner of the match-price morning line

The leader among his rivals will be the two horses that gave him the most competition in the first two stages of the Canadian triple crown Clayton, the second betting pick in each of the first two runs, followed a third place in the Queen’s Plate with an improved run to finish second behind Mighty Heart in the Prince of Wales

Belichick, meanwhile, finished second as a shooter in the Queen’s Plate The lightly run colt then jumped over the Prince of Wales to wait to compete in Saturday’s Breeders’ Stakes, a race he is bred for. appreciate

He is definitely the one who broke two great performances that put him on the verge of accomplishing something special.Not only has he become a very beautiful horse, but he also looks like one who really appreciates the extra distance classics He’s beaten several in this area, including the next two picks, so it looks like switching to grass is the big question.His only previous grass run was not good, although he lost all chance. at the first corner, and he’s now a different horse The obvious favorite should be tough, but the second choice could be the one who really wants 12 stages on the grass

Coach Jose Carroll has a really strong 1-2 punch with the favorite and this one Lemon Drop Kid’s son was never going to catch the winner in the Queen’s Plate, but his rally for second place after some trouble was a terrifically good performance considering it was only his third start in life Resting by skipping the second stage he now gets turf and even more distance in the 1 ½ mile race According to his pedigree this should be in his lane Mighty Heart has gotten pretty good but this one seems to be done on measure for this race I believe he will reverse the queen’s plaque result and end his stable mate’s quest for the triple crown He is the first choice

Certainly one of the most talented Canadian 3-year-olds, he ran some strong races to finish third and second in the first two stages That said, he was definitely not up to the winner.It also looks like Mighty Heart is enjoying the distance more than him Saturday will mark his first try on the grass, and only a real fondness for the new surface would give him a good chance of reverse the situation As a favorite, I will take a stand against it

His three-game winning streak was last interrupted when he finished penniless against an open company at the Toronto Cup All things considered, however, it wasn’t a bad effort on his first try against stiff competition. He clearly loves turf, having secured his first two victories on the Woodbine turf course He also has enough speed to get involved from the start I’m not sure the distance will be appreciated, but he’s a danger s’ he can relax early and have something for the track

Raised for both turf and distance, this son of La Mancha is thrown into a tough spot after his first four races are all against young girls The good news is he’s shown improvement constant which culminated with a strong first break performance last time around It will be a big test, but the 12 furlong distance should be a good thing for this horse who looks like he wants to run all day Look for him to do the class jump with a solid performance on Saturday

After two back-to-back promising races he showed little when he moved on to the stakes caliber race in the Queen’s Plate After his 11th place finish in that big race he returned to allowance company for running a decent race, rallying for the fourth He should like Saturday’s 12 stadiums, but I’m not sure there is enough in his past performances or in his breeding to suggest he can run a big over the grass

He finished penniless in his last two starts, including a fifth well beaten last time in the Prince of Wales Three races back, however, was a very nice effort, and it was also his last race on turf This afternoon he circled wide and stood up for a solid win Maybe a return to the pitch will give this son of Curlin the boost he needs to fight horses of stakes

Daredevil’s son is a two-time grass stakes winner This is something no other horse in the field can say Unfortunately these came to smaller tracks last year When of his next four starts, he has not been close to the winner Moreover, he has never run more than 8 ½ stages before I will pass on this Junkyard rider

In his last race he finished well back in the Queen’s Plate in 94/1 Now he comes back for that on a surface where he did not find any success in his first two tries I can’t recommend him in the last stage of the Canadian triple crown

He’s been knocking on the door lately with two solid efforts on the grass at locally optional claim events Looks like Singing Saint’s son has taken the weed, now the question is whether he can handle distance and class He is not hopeless

Yet a young girl after eight starts in life, this gray Magician son deserves a big prize on Saturday There are reasons to consider him, however Two starts back he had a strong rally on the Woodbine turf to finish a good second ahead of Muskoka Giant Out of that he came to run 6th in the Prince of Wales Back on the turf, and stretching to a distance he is high for, he may be ready to surprise with a big effort in the Breeders’ Stakes

The quick son of Temple City will take a big leap forward in class after mingling with a claimant company in his last four starts, all in South Florida. He loves turf and could be there early, but eventually class and distance should catch up

Trained in racing at a very young age, Brian has been an avid horse racing enthusiast his entire life Professionally his work has been published on several leading industry sites Brian has served as editor of Horse Racing Nation from 2010 to 2017, where he still writes a regular column and hosts the popular weekly HorseCenter webcast Email: brianzipse @ wsncom

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