OffTrackBetting.com – The G1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf is on tap for this Friday, November 3 at Del Mar racetrack in Del Mar, California. A purse of $1 million will be on the line for two-year-old fillies willing to saddle up and go one mile on Del Mar’s turf track.
A full field of 14 will line up in the BC Juvenile Fillies Turf – race 6 on Del Mar’s stacked Friday schedule. Post time is 5:25 PM. Here is a look into the past performances of all 14 combatants for this impressive G1 stakes.
2017 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf Entries & Odds at Del Mar
Rushing Fall 7-2
Chad Brown trained filly has two career starts and to nice wins. Last time out was a successful step up into stakes company – a win in the G3 Jessamine Stakes at Keeneland October 11. Before that was a good maiden score at Belmont Park September 16. Rushing Fall hasn’t been touched so far and hopes to remain undefeated Friday when she leaves as the morning line favorite from post 11.
Happily 9-2
Irish bred Aidan O’Brien trained Irish bred filly has placed in five of six career starts – four wins and a second-place finish. She enters off a pair of Group 1 victories – the Qatar Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere in France October 1 and the Moyglare Stud Stakes in Britain September 10. Before that was an OK second in the Group 2 Breast Cancer Research Debutante Stakes August 20 and two more wins – the best of which coming in the Group 3 Jockey Club of Turkey Silver Flash Stakes July 27. Happily has won four of five starts (all stakes) and is expected to be competitive again Friday from gate 2.
September 6-1
Irish bred Aidan O’Brien trained filly has two wins, a second and a third-place finish in five career starts. She enters on the heels of consecutive third-place finishes – the Group 1 Bet365 Fillies Mile October 13 and the G1 Moyglare Stud Stakes September 10. Before that was a fourth in the Group 2 Breast Cancer Research Debutante Stakes August 20 and two straight wins to start her career. September has been OK in her career and tries to snap a three-race losing streak Friday from gate 10.
Capla Temptress 6-1
Irish bred filly has four career starts and has hit the board in all – three wins and a third-place finish. She made her North American debut last time out and promptly won the G1 Natalma Stakes at Woodbine September 17 after a respectable third in the Group 3 German-Thoroughbred.com Sweet Solera Stakes August 12 and two Novice Weight For Age Stakes wins to start her career. Capla Temptress has been good so far in her career and shoots for a second straight graded stakes score Friday from post 7.
Significant Form 8-1
Has two career starts for trainer Chad Brown with one win. She finished seventh in her debut but posted a nice win last time out in the G3 Miss Grillo Stakes at Belmont Park October 1. Significant form showed dramatic improvement in her last race and hopes to continue that trend Friday from gate 8.
Ultima D 12-1
Has four career starts for trainer Wesley Ward with one win and a pair of runner-up finishes. She makes her graded stakes debut Friday off a good win in her stakes debut – the listed Exacta Systems Juvenile Fillies Stakes at Kentucky Downs September 6. Before that were consecutive seconds in MSW races and a fifth in her debut in April. Ultima D has been OK so far in her career and steps up off a career-best effort from post 5.
Best Performance 12-1
Christophe Clement trained filly has one win and four runner-up finishes in her five career starts. Her debut was a win at Belmont Park in May and since has posted four straight seconds including last time out in the G3 Miss Grillo Stakes at Belmont Park October 1 and the G2 Shuylerville Stakes at Saratoga in July. Best Performance has been knocking on the door of a first stakes win and hopes to get it Friday from the rail.
Juliet Capulet 12-1
John Godson trained filly has six career starts with two wins, a second and a third-place finish. She failed to place in her first two but has been competitive since. Last time out was a win in the Group 2 Shadwell Rockfell Stakes at Newmarket September 29 which followed a second in the Group 3 German-Thoroughbred.com Sweet Solera Stakes on that track August 12, and a stakes win July 28. Juliet Capulet has been trending upward ahead of this weekend and hopes to keep a decent roll going from post 13.
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Fatale Bere 15-1
French bred Leonard Powell trained filly has three wins and a third-place finish in her four career starts. She makes her graded stakes debut Friday off a good win in her North American debut – the listed Surfer Girl Stakes at Santa Anita October 9. Before that was a third in the minor Prix Etalons Haras de Montfort & Preaux – Criterium de l’Ouest at home and two straight wins to start her career- the best of which coming in an Allowance in August. Fatale Bere has been competitive so far and hopes to be again in her step up Friday from post 9.
Moon Dash 15-1
Has just two career starts for trainer Michael Stidham with a win which came in her debut at Delaware Park September 9 and a second which came last time out behind Fatale Bere in the listed Surfer Girl Stakes at Santa Anita October 9. Moon Dash has been OK so far and hops to record a career-defining win Friday from the outside gate 14.
Madeline 20-1
Irish bred Roger Varian trained filly had six career starts and has placed in four – two wins, a second and a third-place finish. She makes her North American debut Friday off a third in the Group 1 Juddmonte Cheverley Park Stakes September 30, a second in the Group 2 Sky Bet Lowther Stakes August 24 and a win in the minor Bathwick Tyres Rose Bowl Stakes July 21. Madeline has been OK so far in her career and will be out to record a career-best performance Friday from gate 4.
Orbolution 20-1
Has five career starts for trainer Todd Pletcher with two wins and three third-place finishes. She enters off an OK third in her graded stakes debut – the G3 Miss Grillo Stakes at Belmont Park October 1 which followed a good win in the listed PG Johnson Stakes at Saratoga August 31 and a maiden score on that track July 23. Orbolution has been in every race so far and hopes to be again Friday when she departs from gate 6.
Dixie Moon 20-1
Catherine Day Philips trained filly has three career starts with two wins and a second-place finish – all at Woodbine. She arrives off a win in the minor Cup and Saucer Stakes October 8 after a second behind Capla Temptress in the G1 Natalma Stakes September 17 and a win at first asking August 19. Dixie Moon has been a factor every time out and shoots for a first graded stakes score Friday from gate 6.
Now You’re Talking 30-1
Irish bred Joseph O’Brien trained filly has yet to record a win in five career starts but does have a second and a third-place finish. She makes her North American debut Friday off a fourth in the Group 1 Juddmonte Cheverley 30, a third in the minor Coolmore Pride Of Dubai Tipperary Stakes July 6, a fourth in the Group 2 Queen Mary Stakes at Royal Ascot June 21 and a second in a minor stakes in May. Now You’re Talking has been just OK and chases a career victory Friday from post 3.
Entry | Horse | ML Odds | Jockey | Trainer |
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1 | Best Performance | 12-1 | Jose Ortiz | Christophe Clement |
2 | Happily (IRE) | 9-2 | Ryan Moore | Aidan O’Brien |
3 | Now You’re Talking (IRE) | 30-1 | Wayne Lordan | Joseph O’Brien |
4 | Madeline (IRE) | 20-1 | Andrea Atzeni | Roger Varian |
5 | Ultima D | 12-1 | Tyler Gaffalione | Wesley Ward |
6 | Orbolution | 20-1 | John Velazquez | Todd Pletcher |
7 | Capla Temptress (IRE) | 6-1 | Joel Rosario | William Mott |
8 | Significant Form | 8-1 | Irad Ortiz, Jr. | Chad Brown |
9 | Fatale Bere (FR) | 15-1 | Kent Desormeaux | Leonard Powell |
10 | September (IRE) | 6-1 | Seamus Heffernan | Aidan O’Brien |
11 | Rushing Fall | 7-2 | Javier Castellano | Chad Brown |
12 | Dixie Moon | 20-1 | Eurico Da Silva | Catherine Day Phillips |
13 | Juliet Capulet (IRE) | 12-1 | Lanfranco Dettori | John Gosden |
14 | Moon Dash | 15-1 | Mike Smith | Michael Stidham |
15 | Retro | 20-1 | Flavien Prat | Richard Mandella |
16 | Goodthingstaketime (IRE) | 30-1 | Florent Geroux | James Stack |