March 23, 2024

AQU 1
7.0 furlongs on dirt.
- J D Factor (#1): With morning line odds of 9-5, this 3-year-old colt trained by Richard E. Dutrow is showing impressive speed figures, with both last PSF and overall speed ratings at 92. Despite an LSR of -11, the current form is moderate at 27.1%. The comments note the horse is 0-3 at today’s track and has recently undergone a jockey switch. This contender is listed at fair odds of 8-1.
- Foxhole (#7): Foxhole enters the race with 7-2 morning line odds and is another promising 2-year-old colt, this time from the barn of Todd A. Pletcher, who has a 22% win rate. The son of Constitution boasts great current form of 99.2%, although the speed ratings are slightly lower with an overall speed mark of 83. Carrying an additional pound of weight (+1), Foxhole’s last workout was decent, and his fair odds stand at 9-5, making this horse a very strong competitor.
- Glint (#4): This 2-year-old gelding is trained by Robert J. Ribaudo and comes in with 3-1 odds. With an LSR of -15 and current form at 41.0%, the horse shows potential but may need to improve to beat the top contenders. He has a last PSF and overall speed rating of 86. Glint has fair odds of 12-1.
AQU 2
6.0 furlongs on dirt.
- Clubhouse (#2): As a 4-year-old colt with 8-5 morning line odds, Clubhouse, trained by Gustavo Rodriguez, showcases the highest last PSF at 101 and overall speed of 96. The horse has a high current form of 97.6% and a moderately low LSR of -13. The comments section highlights that the horse is 0-4 at today’s distance and has a record of 2-10 at this track, but has had a good workout. Clubhouse is listed with fair odds of 5-2, reflecting solid chances.
- Debate (#1): A 5-year-old gelding with 7-2 morning line odds, Debate is conditioned by Linda Rice who holds an 18% win rate. He carries an extra two pounds (+2) but posts a 100% current form and has an overall speed rating of 93. Despite a -17 LSR, the horse’s perfect form is notable. With a recent claim and being 0-1 at today’s track, Debate is considered a serious contender at fair odds of 9-5.
- M B’s Munning (#4): The 3-year-old ridgling comes in with 2-1 morning line odds. Trained by Orlando Noda with an 11% win rate, he displays last PSF and overall speed ratings of 93 and 95, respectively, with an LSR of -16. His current form is at 43.1%, and his track record shows 2-6 at today’s distance and 2-9 at the track. M B’s Munning has fair odds of 8-1.
AQU 3
7.0 furlongs on dirt.
- My Girl Jal (#4): With 8-1 morning line odds, this 3-year-old filly shows exceptional speed figures, with a last PSF of 98 and an overall speed of 86. Plus, she has a solid last-race LSR of -7, her current form stands at 100.0%, suggesting she’s in peak condition. Her record at today’s distance isn’t strong (0-4), but she has managed to win two of nine starts at today’s track, combined with a good workout, making her a compelling choice with fair odds of 5-2.
- Meraviglioso (#6): This 5-year-old mare is listed at 3-1 morning line odds. With both last PSF and overall speed at 94, despite carrying an additional four pounds today, she maintains a perfect current form of 100.0%. her track record shows she is 1-3 at today’s distance and 3-14 at the track. Meraviglioso is a solid contender, despite fair odds of 10-1.
- Shelly (#2): A 3-year-old filly with 8-1 odds, trained by Mark Hennig. Shelly carries an additional pound (+1) but boasts a last PSF and overall speed rating of 84 and a current form of 100.0%. The LSR of -9 is decent, and her record is favorable with 1-1 at today’s track. Shelly offers value at fair odds of 5-1.
AQU 4
8.0 furlongs on dirt.
- Goldini (#2): This 6-year-old gelding is one of the favorites with morning line odds of 7-2. Trained by Rudy R. Rodriguez, Goldini comes into the race with the highest last PSF of 100 and an overall speed rating of 98. A slight concern is the last LSR of -11, but with a strong current form of 95.8% and a good workout noted, Goldini appears well-positioned for success with fair odds listed at 7-2.
- Wild Banker (#3): Listed at 12-1 on the morning line, this 6-year-old gelding trained by Richard Metivier shows commendable speed and form figures, with a last PSF of 95 and an overall speed of 88. The last LSR is relatively low at -4, and the horse’s current form is impressive at 94.4%. The comments indicate good late energy and a recent claim, suggesting potential for improvement. Wild Banker is intriguingly priced at fair odds of 3-1.
- Pit Boss (#1A): Sharing entry with Blake B., Pit Boss, trained by John T. Jr. Toscano, comes in with morning line odds of 3-1. His last PSF of 94 and an overall speed of 96 are solid, and with a last LSR of -8 and a perfect current form of 100.0%, he seems ready to compete. Despite a challenging track record (4-27 at today’s distance and 2-15 at the track), his recent claim and fair odds of 5-1 make him a notable contender.
AQU 5
8.0 furlongs on dirt.
- That’s Money (#4): With morning line odds of 5-2, this 2-year-old colt trained by Todd A. Pletcher, who has a 22% win rate, is a strong favorite. Boasting the highest last PSF and overall speed ratings (101), and a solid -5 last LSR, this colt looks like an overlay at his fair of 3-2 or greater.
- Saint Gaudens (#6): At 9-5 in the morning line, this 2-year-old colt trained by Chad C. Brown, who has a solid 21% win rate, is another top contender. With a last PSF of 96 and an overall speed of 89, he has a decent last LSR of -6. Like That’s Money, he also has a perfect current form of 100.0%. He’s had a big win at today’s distance (1-1) and his performance at the track is commendable (1-2). His fair odds are listed at 5-2, and a recent equipment change might suggest an added advantage.
- Liberty Central (#7): Listed with 4-1 morning line odds, this 3-year-old colt is trained by Patrick J. Quick with a 16% win rate. He has an impressive last PSF of 99 and an overall speed of 96, though his last LSR of -12 signals some recent challenges. His current form is moderate at 45.4%. With fair odds of 10-1, his performance at today’s track (1-6) and a recent medication change are concerns.
AQU 6
7.0 furlongs on dirt.
- Caldo Candy (#5): With the highest last PSF of 105 and the same in overall speed, this 3-year-old gelding is a front-runner and is the only horse in the field with a current form of 100.0%. With a good last LSR of -5, his strong form makes him the one to beat, and his morning line odds of 5-1 seem generous. Caldo Candy is 0-1 at today’s distance and 1-4 at today’s track. Given these factors, his fair odds are placed at 2-1, making him the value play.
- Dr. Kraft (#7): This 3-year-old colt trained by Chris Englehart, who has an 18% win rate, shows a last PSF of 95 and an overall speed of 96 with a moderate last LSR of -6. His current form is impressive at 97.6%, indicating he’s in peak condition. Dr. Kraft has not been successful at today’s distance (0-3) but is trying blinkers this time, which could improve his performance. With fair odds of 5-1, he is a strong contender.
- Prince of Truth (#2): With morning line odds of 6-1, this 3-year-old gelding has a solid last PSF of 86 and an overall speed of 85. His current form is at 61.8%, which is decent but not as strong as the top two contenders. He is 1-4 at today’s track, which shows some familiarity and success at the venue. Prince of Truth has fair odds of 9-2, positioning him as a potential challenger.
AQU 7
8.0 furlongs on dirt.
- Lady Mine (#5): With morning line odds of 3-1, this 4-year-old filly trained by Jeremiah C. Englehart, who has a high 27% win rate, shows exceptional form. She has a last PSF of 99, and an impressive overall speed rating (also 99), with a very good last LSR of -3. Noted for having good late energy and a recent medication change, she seems well-prepared for this race. Her fair odds are the shortest at 8-5, marking her as the favorite to win.
- Security Code (#1): This 3-year-old filly has morning line odds of 7-2 and is trained by Philip M. Serpe with an 11% win rate. She boasts a last PSF of 98, and an overall speed rating of 99, although she has a -13 last LSR. Carrying an extra four pounds might be a challenge, but her track record of 3-13 suggests experience at Aqueduct. She has fair odds of 7-2.
- Venti Valentine (#7): With 5-2 morning line odds, this 5-year-old mare trained by Jorge R. Abreu, who has a 14% win rate, is also among the top contenders. She has current form of 97.6%, a last PSF of 97, and an overall speed rating of 95. Despite a last LSR of -13, her form indicates readiness to compete at a high level. Her track experience is moderate with a 2-9 record. Venti Valentine’s fair odds are listed at 6-1.
AQU 8
7.0 furlongs on dirt.
- Silver Satin (#4): With morning line odds of 2-1, this 3-year-old gelding, trained by Jorge R. Abreu who has a 14% win rate, is the standout in terms of speed figures, boasting a last PSF and overall speed rating of 100. With a strong current form of 81.7% and a solid last LSR of -7, Silver Satin is a favorite at the fair odds of 7-5. The horse has raced once at this track without success, which could be a factor in today’s race.
- Schlomo (#6): Priced at 10-1 in the morning line, Schlomo is trained by William I. Mott with a win rate of 17%. As a first-time starter, Schlomo’s workout ratings are impressive, which suggests potential that is not reflected in the past performances. The fair odds of 9-1 indicate this horse could be an interesting bet, particularly for those looking for value.
- Last Drink (#9): Another compelling horse in the race, Last Drink, trained by Wesley A. Ward with a high win rate of 27%, has morning line odds of 8-1. With decent last PSF and overall speed rating of 88, Last Drink could be a dark horse in this competition. But the fair odds of 39-1 don’t entice.



