The fifth race of ten on the card of Saturday, September 19, 2026, is restricted to three-year-old maidens (Division 1) who have not earned $280,000 lifetime. Ten are entered to compete, sprinting over 5 ½ furlongs.
The Quick Galloper’s analysis of the possible outcome is shared below and is done in order of the draw positions.
1 – SHE’S A PLAYER
Bay filly (March 30) by Wannabeaplayer out of One Stop
Trainer – Patrick Lync
h Jockey – Tyrese Anderson
Equipment Change – Tongue tie and figure 8 off
Has not done anything of significance in her seven starts to date to suggest that placing is even a possibility. Hopefully, the removal of equipment will make a difference.
2 – REVELATION
Bay filly (May 26) by Bern Identity out of Special Report
Trainer – Donovan Plummer
Jockey – Daniel Thompson
Equipment Change – Visor on
There is no indication from her six lifetime starts that a winning effort is on the cards.
3 – ONE IAN LINKS
Bay colt (May 15) by Casual Trick out of Darlin
Trainer – Barrington Bernard
Jockey – Demar Williams
Equipment Change – Visor on
Has been well backed in his previous three starts. Returned from a long break on September 6, finishing fifth albeit 16 lengths behind the winner. With that warm-up run under his belt, expect a vastly improved effort.
4 – AWINGANDAPRAYER
Chestnut filly (January 9) by Bern Identity out of Keep The Faith Trainer – Gary Griffiths
Jockey – Shaeem Gordon
Equipment Change – Tongue tie off
In most of her 11 starts, Awingandaprayer has displayed a decent amount of early speed. Her jockey unfortunately fell when last at the races on September 6, but she must be watched, especially for a spot on the exotic wagers.
5 – BLOOD DIAMOND
Bay filly (April 21) by Conquest Cherimash out of Working Carol K Trainer – Gregg Fennell
Jockey – Evertte Clunis
Can only hope for a minor place on the board, which remains a difficult task against these.
6 – HAVEMEWAITIN
Bay colt (April 25) by Sunshine N Shadow out of Eye Candy
Trainer – Anthony Nunes
Jockey – Jaheim Anderson
Equipment Change – Visor off and figure 8 on
Well-backed on his last outing (Sept 5) at 3-1 but did not raise a gallop worth noting. The connections have wrung the equipment changes, suggesting a much better effort is anticipated.
7 – NO CHASER
Chestnut colt (April 12) by Strikewhileitshot out of Naseen
Trainer – Edward Stanberry
Jockey – Natalie Berger
Equipment Change – First time Lasix
Despite racing against weak opposition, No Chaser is going to find it arduous to win this one.
8 – SHE’S BLUE DIAMOND
Chestnut filly (February 6) by Bern Identity out of Nomas
Trainer – Omar Williams
Jockey – Richie Shakes
Equipment Change – Tongue tie and cheek f pieces off
Raced prominently before fading in the straight last time. Against these, that early pace may be sufficient to hold on for a place.
9 – SENSATIONAL DESTINY
Bay colt (March 17) by Successful Native out of Flying Machine Trainer – Byron Davis
Jockey – Ian Spence
The most consistent of this lot, coming off a close fourth-place finish on August 30, only half-a-length behind the winner Fratelanza. Any reproduction of that effort will be more than enough to earn Sensational Destiny his first success.
10 – CATALEYNA
Bay filly (March 6) by Casual Trick out of Unpredictable
Trainer – Michael Marlowe
Jockey – Rotajmar Weir
Equipment Change – Cheek pieces off
Will require a super run to even get close from the wide draw.
