The second race of ten on the Saturday card of November 7, 2026, is designated for three-year-old maiden horses.
Twelve contenders are set to face the starter over the five-furlong straight course.
The Quick Galloper’s analysis of the field is presented below in draw order.
1 – MAC DON’T SMOKE
Chestnut colt (April 24) by Smokin Man out of Lady Elaine
Trainer – Oraldo Chin
Jockey – Shaheem Gordon
From five starts, Mack Don’t Smoke is yet to show any real form to entice punters.
2 – PRINCESS MACKERA
Chestnut filly (January 15) by Patton Proud out of Royal Beauty
Trainer – Rudolph Hardial
Jockey – Ameth Robles
This filly makes her debut here and has hardly caught the eye during morning track work.
3 – CHIZZY D
Chestnut colt (January 26) by Hedge Fund out of Swabybaby
Trainer – Anthony Nunes
Jockey – Paul Francis
Finished fourth on debut October 19, eleven lengths behind the winner Call Her Norray. He should have derived significant benefit from that initial outing, making him a viable player.
4 – STINA
Bay filly (April 26) by Hedge Fund out of Run Wid It
Trainer – Ajani Brown
Jockey – Clive Lynch
Ran a promising third over the straight on September 12, followed by a reasonable fourth at 5 1/2 furlongs. However, she turned in a poor eighth-place effort last time out. Retains an outsider’s chance.
5 – BELIEVEINME
Bay filly (April 24) by Bold Conquest out of Tap A Bay Yankee
Trainer – Anthony Dixon
Jockey – Javaniel Patterson
Equipment Change – Tongue-tie off
Has struggled to make an impression in her two career starts to date. No major turnaround is anticipated despite the equipment adjustment.
6 – TOTAL ECLIPSE
Bay colt (April 10) by Savoy Stomp out of My Episode
Trainer – Alford Brown
Jockey – Shane Richardson
Equipment Change – Visor on
A seasoned veteran with ten starts under his belt. Total Eclipse has hit the board on multiple occasions, and the addition of the visor should help him figure prominently once again.
7 – SHE’S BLUE DIAMOND
Chestnut filly (February 6) by Bern Identity out of Nomas
Trainer – Omar Williams
Jockey – Evertte Clunis
Still immature and definitely needs more time.
8 – BEHAVE
Bay filly (April 28) by Conquest Cherimash out of Bedroom Chatter
Trainer – Barrington Bernard
Jockey – Romane Gordon
Has earned a reputation as the division's bridesmaid with a series of minor placings. With two strong runner-up finishes over this straight course, she stands as a live contender.
9 – HENDRIX (imported in utero)
Bay colt (April 24) by Frank Conversation out of Happy Face
Trainer – Adrian Prince
Jockey – Emelio McLean
Equipment Change – Figure 8 on
This imported in-utero colt has shown steady progress, registering two third-place finishes in his last four starts. Fitted with the figure eight now, an even better performance could be on the cards.
10 – CONGRESSMAN
Brown colt (May 25) by Sensational Salam out of Sparkling Michaela Trainer – Ajani Brown
Jockey – Ian Spence
A newcomer whose primary objective here will be to gain racing experience.
11 – RESEALING
Chestnut filly (March 24) by Aveenu Malcainu out of Passing Me
Trainer – David Powell
Jockey – Rotajmar Weir
Equipment Change – Blinkers off
Hard to recommend and can safely be excluded from calculations.
12 – ALTAIR
Bay filly (January 23) by Hedge Fund out of Impetus
Trainer – Donovan Plummer
Jockey – Tajay Suckoo
Equipment Change – Figure 8 on
Has shown plenty of early zip in previous essays, but tends to weaken in the latter stages.
