The seventh event on Saturday’s (October 10) nine-race card is the Supreme Customer Service Trophy, a six-furlong sprint tailored specifically for maiden three-year-old fillies.
A full field of ten entries has been assembled to vie for victory.
Below is The Quick Galloper’s detailed runner-by-runner analysis and preview for the contest.
1 – LITTLE TRUTHFUL
Chestnut filly (January 10) by Bold Conquest out of Fantastic Feeling Trainer – Jason DaCosta
Jockey – Calvin Bailey
Supported heavily in the betting last time out, she showed plenty of early speed before fading to take third, finishing six lengths behind her winning stable companion, Wrapper Girl. Showing steady progress with each start, the three-kilogram weight relief from her apprentice rider makes her well-positioned to break her maiden tag here.
2 – STINA
Bay filly (April 26) by Hedge Fund out of Run With It
Trainer – Ajani Brown
Jockey – Raddesh Roman
Marks a notable milestone as the inaugural starter for newly licensed conditioner Ajani Brown. Having hit the board with third- and fourth-place efforts across her three lifetime outings, that level of form ought to make her highly competitive against this group, further bolstered by the engagement of the champion jockey.
3 – CEE LILLIAN
Bay filly (February 12) by Wannabeaplayer out of Princess Zella
Trainer – Anthony Dixon
Jockey – Shane Richardson
Equipment Change – Tongue-tie off
Connections will hope that removing the tongue-tie sparks a resurgence, as she has shown very little across seven career starts to suggest a winning performance is imminent.
4 – PICKLEBALL
Bay filly (March 18) by Casual Trick out of Ackee Pie Trainer – Richard Azan
Jockey – Garvin Harris
Encouraging runner-up effort on debut was followed 15 days later by a disappointing performance after acting up at the starting barrier. Subsequent clockings from morning exercise suggest she has settled down and worked well, leaving her primed for a much better showing.
5 – RUN FOR FUN
Chestnut filly (March 15) by Bern Identity out of Native Gold
Trainer – Steven Todd
Jockey – Dane Dawkins
Demonstrated clear signs of growth last time out on September 27 when rallying for second, 5 ½ lengths adrift of Wrapper Girl while finishing ahead of Little Truthful. Extending the distance by an extra half-furlong should play right into her hands, making her a serious contender.
6 – UNIVERSAL LINKS
Bay filly (April 16) by Emperor Hall out of Truly Trudy
Trainer – Lawrence Freemantle
Jockey – Youville Pinnock
Lone career appearance offered little encouragement to suggest she is ready to mount a winning challenge just yet.
7 – REVELATION
Bay filly (May 26) by Bern Identity out of Special Report Trainer – Donovan Plummer
Jockey – Evertte Clunis
Has shown minimal promise over the course of seven starts, and there is little reason to expect a turnaround in this spot.
8 – BEHAVE
Bay filly (April 28) by Conquest Cherimash out of Bedroom Chatter
Trainer – Barrington Bernard
Jockey – Shaheem Gordon
Comes into this race on the heels of back-to-back runner-up finishes, steadily knocking on the door for her breakthrough win. Entering in solid form over a distance that suits her style, she warrants strong consideration.
9 – GREEN PAINT
Bay filly (April 9) by Savoy Stomp out of Francia’s Pride
Trainer – Saqlain Roman
Jockey – Tevin Foster
Showing gradual improvement through eight career outings. Cutting back to six furlongs should prove ideal after fading over a mile and 7 ½ furlongs in her last two, positioning her as a logical candidate to feature in exotic wagers.
10 – WOODBURN HILLS
Trainer – Patrick Lynch
Jockey – Jaheim Anderson
Put together a strong late charge to finish second over 5 ½ furlongs on September 19, suggesting the added distance of six furlongs will be right up her alley.
