Keeneland 18:32 Result

Half-brother to Brodytheoxman, won five times at 1m. Unplaced in both starts. Finished 14l behind Cogburn when sixth of 12 at 22-1 on his latest outing at Churchill Downs over 6f last month. Opposed.

Half-brother to High Crime, won twice at 6f. Beaten 15l behind Cogburn at 20-1 when eighth of 12 on his racecourse debut at Churchill Downs over 6f last month. Needs to improve.

Half-brother to Firecrow, won three times at 5f and 6f. Finished 14l behind Unified Report when fifth of 12 at 35-1 on his racecourse debut at Churchill Downs over 6f last month. One to avoid.

Dam a lightly raced maiden. Has not shown much in the mornings.

Dam won at 1m. Would be a surprise winner.

Half-sister to Craft Woods, won at 1m. Beaten a neck by The Club when second of 9 at 13-1 on her racecourse debut at Saratoga over 5f (good) in August. A leading contender.

Half-brother to I Lombardi, won three times at 6f and 1m. Unplaced in both starts. Finished 4l behind Elegant Joy when fifth of 8 at 11-2 on his latest outing at Arlington over 5f (good) last month. Could make the frame.

Half-brother to Spectacular Gem, won five times between 6f and 1m 1f. Beaten 11l behind Dowagiac Chief at 35-1 when seventh of 12 on his racecourse debut at Kentucky Downs over 6f (good) last month. Place claims.

Full brother to Won And Done, won eight times between 5f and 6f. Third of 7 behind Adios Asher beaten 8l at 9-2 on his racecourse debut at Arlington over 5f in August. He is wearing blinkers for the first time. Having his first run for a new stable today. Merits consideration.

Half-brother to Ali Blue, won six times at 5f. Placed once in two starts. Beaten 6l behind Castle Leoch at 5-1 when seventh of 11 on his latest outing at Kentucky Downs over 6f (good) last month. Showed more on his debut.

Dam won at 6f. Placed once in two starts. Well beaten at 2-1fav behind Dowagiac Chief when last of 12 on his latest outing at Kentucky Downs over 6f (good) last month. It is too soon to be writing him off.

Half-brother to Macho Rocco, won twice at 5f and 6f. The market should guide.