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Saskatchewan RoughRiders release receiver Dohnte Meyers for NFL opportunity

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Saskatchewan RoughRiders release receiver Dohnte Meyers for NFL opportunity

REGINA – The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced on Thursday they have released American wide receiver Dohnte Meyers to pursue an NFL opportunity.

Meyers is coming off a breakout 2025 season with the Roughriders, catching 65 receptions for 1,056 yards and eight touchdowns.

The speedy receiver posted a 16.2 average yards per catch and had four games with more than 100 yards receiving, including going six four six for 156 yards and a touchdown (26.3 yards per catch) in Week 18 against Ottawa.

Clutch in the post-season, Meyers will be remembered for his 21-yard grab that set up Tommy Nield’s touchdown in the Western Final, sending the Roughriders to the 112th Grey Cup.

He followed that performance with a perfect four-for-four showing for 76 yards in the championship game, helping secure the Club’s fifth Grey Cup.

Hamilton Tiger-Cats release Sayles; Wooden Jr. and Constantinou to pursue NFL opportunities

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Hamilton Tiger-Cats release Sayles; Wooden Jr. and Constantinou to pursue NFL opportunities

HAMILTON – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced on Thursday the club has released American defensive lineman Casey Sayles.

Sayles, 30, joined the Tiger-Cats in February 2023 and spent three seasons with the club (2023–25). Over his time in Hamilton, the Omaha, Nebraska native appeared in 51 games, recording 122 defensive tackles, 18 sacks, and one forced fumble.

In the 2025 season, Sayles suited up in 17 regular season games, posting 34 defensive tackles, four sacks, and one forced fumble. He earned East Division All-CFL honours in both the 2023 and 2025 seasons.

“Casey consistently demonstrated the preparation, competitiveness, and on-field execution we expect from our players,” said Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach Scott Milanovich. “He approached every practice and game with purpose. We appreciate Casey’s contributions on the field and wish him and his family all the best moving forward.”

“From the moment Casey walked into the building during my time as head coach, he helped us sustain a high standard of performance and consistently demonstrated the utmost professionalism,” said Hamilton Tiger-Cats president of football operations Orlondo Steinauer. “Casey is an All-Star both as a person and a player, and we want to sincerely thank him and his family and wish them nothing but the best moving forward.”

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats also announced on Thursday the club has released global punter Nik Constantinou and American wide receiver Isaiah Wooden Sr. to pursue opportunities in the National Football League.

Constantinou, 26, was selected by the Tiger-Cats in the first round (fifth overall) of the 2024 CFL Global Draft and signed with the club in May 2024. Over two seasons in Hamilton (2024–25), the Melbourne, Australia native appeared in 36 games, punting 192 times for 7,180 yards with a 47.6-yard average.

Wooden Sr., 25, joined the Tiger-Cats in October 2024 and made his debut in the club’s final game of the 2024 regular season. During the 2025 season, the San Diego, California native appeared in 14 games, returning 38 punts for 570 yards and one touchdown, and 45 kickoffs for 1,185 yards and two touchdowns, while adding two receptions for 22 yards. He was named to the CFL Honour Roll in Week 5 and Week 7.

“We want to thank Nik and Isaiah for their professionalism and the contributions they made to our organization,” said Hamilton Tiger-Cats President of Football Operations Orlondo Steinauer. “Nik provided consistency and reliability in our kicking game, while Isaiah brought energy and explosiveness to our return units. Both players have earned this opportunity, and we fully support them in taking on this new challenge in their careers. We wish them all the best.”

Canadian Gaming Summit Rebrands as SBC Summit Canada, Ushering in a New Era for the Nation’s Gaming Industry

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Canadian Gaming Summit Rebrands as SBC Summit Canada, Ushering in a New Era for the Nation’s Gaming Industry

SBC has unveiled SBC Summit Canada as the new identity for its flagship Canadian conference and exhibition, officially retiring the long‑running Canadian Gaming Summit and signaling a major evolution for the event. The newly branded summit will take place 19–21 May 2026.

The rebrand brings the conference into full alignment with SBC’s global portfolio, positioning SBC Summit Canada as a premier platform for industry leaders navigating regulation, market expansion, and commercial strategy across the country’s rapidly maturing gaming landscape.

The event also shifts from its traditional June dates to May, a strategic move designed to avoid the scheduling and resource pressures surrounding the 2026 World Cup and ensure maximum participation from Canada’s gaming ecosystem.

Building on a 28‑year legacy, the former Canadian Gaming Summit has long been the industry’s go‑to forum for regulatory insight, market intelligence, and best‑practice sharing. As SBC Summit Canada, the event enters a new chapter—combining global scale and expertise with a continued, laser‑focused commitment to the unique dynamics of the Canadian market.

A Larger, More Ambitious 2026 Edition

The 2026 summit is expected to draw 3,000 senior executives from Canada’s retail and online casino, sports betting, and iGaming sectors. The three‑day event will feature:

  • 120+ speakers
  • A 50,000+ sq ft exhibition floor
  • World‑class hospitality and networking experiences

“SBC Summit Canada reaffirms our long‑term commitment to the Canadian market with a refreshed event designed to better serve our stakeholders and drive meaningful business opportunities,” said SBC Founder and CEO Rasmus Sojmark.

Expanded Exhibition & High‑Level Content

More than 75 exhibitors and sponsors will anchor the exhibition floor, including leading suppliers and service providers such as Altenar, Gigadat, MNP, MOBINC, Optimove, and Paramount Commerce.

The conference agenda will span three stages, tackling the forces shaping Canada’s gaming sector in 2026. Topics will include leadership strategy, affiliate and advertising models, cybersecurity, land‑based and lottery operations, payments, compliance, and player protection.

Featured speakers include:

  • Tolek Strukoff, CEO, Gateway Casinos & Entertainment
  • Joseph Hillier, CEO, iGaming Ontario
  • Paul Burns, President & CEO, Canadian Gaming Association
  • Mark Harper, Head of Canada, Rhino Entertainment
  • Tom Metzger, CEO, Lotto.com
  • Scott Vanderwel, CEO, PointsBet Canada

Key discussions will explore Alberta’s regulatory development, opportunities tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and the long‑term role of sports betting in a market still dominated by iGaming.

Additional sessions will examine evolving advertising standards, the rise of affiliates and social media, regulatory approaches to emerging products like sweepstakes and prediction markets, and collaborative strategies to strengthen player protection and cybersecurity.

Elevated Networking & Global Integration

SBC Summit Canada will feature two signature evening networking events:

  • Opening Party at RS Sports Bar in Toronto
  • Official Networking Party for senior stakeholders

The rebrand also firmly integrates the event into SBC’s global lineup, which includes:

  • SBC Summit Rio (3–5 March 2026)
  • SBC Summit Malta (28–30 April 2026)
  • SBC Summit Americas (9–11 June 2026)
  • SBC Summit Lisbon (29 September–1 October 2026)

Peach Bowl (CFP Semifinal) Preview: Oregon Ducks (13-1) vs. Indiana Hoosiers (14-0)

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Peach Bowl (CFP Semifinal) Preview: Oregon Ducks (13-1) vs. Indiana Hoosiers (14-0)

The College Football Playoff semifinals conclude with a Big Ten rematch as the No. 5-seeded Oregon Ducks seek revenge against the undefeated No. 1-seeded Indiana Hoosiers. Oregon advanced with a 51-34 first-round win over James Madison and a 23-0 shutout of Texas Tech in the Orange Bowl quarterfinal, while Indiana dominated the Big Ten Championship 27-17 over Ohio State and crushed Alabama 38-3 in the Rose Bowl.

This game pits two elite squads vying for a spot in the national championship on January 19 in Miami, highlighting the Big Ten’s dominance this postseason.

Venue Location

Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, home of the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons and a premier venue for major college events. The domed stadium with a retractable roof ensures controlled conditions, though it may open if weather permits.

Kickoff is scheduled for

7:30 p.m. ET (4:30 p.m. PT / 5:30 p.m. MST / 6:30 p.m. CT). Broadcast on ESPN with Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy, and Molly McGrath.

Injury Report

Both teams are dealing with absences, but Oregon’s running back depth is particularly strained due to injuries and transfers.

Oregon Ducks

  • Out: RB Jordon Davison (broken clavicle), WR Evan Stewart (undisclosed), RB Makhi Hughes (transfer portal), RB Jayden Limar (transfer portal), RB Da’Jaun Riggs (undisclosed), WR Kyler Kasper (transfer portal), WR Justius Lowe (undisclosed), DB Daylen Austin (transfer portal), DB Kingston Lopa (transfer portal), DB Sione Laulea (transfer portal), DB Solomon Davis (transfer portal), OL Gernorris Wilson (undisclosed).
  • Questionable: None reported.
  • Probable: RB Jay Harris (available despite transfer portal entry).

Oregon’s backfield relies heavily on Noah Whittington (829 yards, 6 TDs) and Dierre Hill Jr. (570 yards, 5 TDs) with Davison sidelined.

Indiana Hoosiers

  • Out: K Brendan Franke (undisclosed), DL Stephen Daley (leg, season-ending), DE Kellan Wyatt (season-ending), RB Lee Beebe Jr. (leg, season-ending), S Bryson Bonds (season-ending), DB Amariyun Knighten (transfer portal), DL Andrew DePaepe (transfer portal).
  • Questionable: LB Amari Kamara (shoulder).
  • Probable: None reported.

Indiana remains mostly healthy, with no major surprises beyond long-term absences.

Key Player Matchups

This rematch features trench battles and quarterback duels that could decide the game.

  1. Oregon QB Dante Moore vs. Indiana Secondary: Moore (3,280 yards, 28 TDs, 9 INTs) must exploit mismatches without WR Evan Stewart. Indiana’s defense, allowing just 15.2 points per game, features DB D’Angelo Ponds (3 INTs) to contain Oregon’s passing attack.
  • Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza vs. Oregon DL: Mendoza (3,463 yards, 41 TDs, 7 INTs) shredded Oregon for 285 yards and 3 TDs in their first meeting. Oregon’s front, led by DE Matayo Uiagalelei (10.5 sacks), must pressure him to force mistakes.
  • Oregon RBs Noah Whittington & Dierre Hill Jr. vs. Indiana LB Aiden Fisher: With Davison out, Whittington (829 yards) and Hill (8.1 ypc) face Fisher’s unit (allowing 101 rushing yards/game). Controlling the ground could open play-action.
  • Indiana WR Elijah Sarratt vs. Oregon CB Jabbar Muhammad: Sarratt (1,200+ yards, 12 TDs) is Mendoza’s top target. Muhammad (4 INTs) must limit big plays after Indiana’s 30-20 win exposed Oregon’s secondary.

Recent Team Forms

Oregon Ducks (13-1 overall, 8-1 Big Ten)

Oregon started 5-0 with wins over Montana State (59-13), Portland State (69-3), Oregon State (49-14), UCLA (34-13), and Michigan State (31-10). Their lone loss was 30-20 to Indiana. They’ve won eight straight since, including 21-7 over Wisconsin, 18-16 at Iowa, 42-13 over Minnesota, 38-17 at Washington, 35-0 over Washington State, 49-21 over Illinois, and CFP victories: 51-34 over James Madison and 23-0 over Texas Tech. Defense has been stellar, allowing 12.5 points in recent games.

Indiana Hoosiers (14-0 overall, 9-0 Big Ten)

Indiana opened 3-0 against Old Dominion (27-14), Kennesaw State (56-9), and Indiana State (73-0). They dominated Big Ten play: 63-10 over Illinois, 20-15 at Iowa, 30-20 at Oregon, 38-13 over Michigan State, 56-6 over UCLA, 42-13 at Michigan, 47-10 over Washington, 38-15 over Purdue, 66-0 over Nebraska. Won Big Ten Championship 27-17 over Ohio State and Rose Bowl 38-3 over Alabama. Offense averages 41.6 points per game.

Conference vs. Conference:

Big Ten vs. Big Ten

An intra-conference semifinal showcases the Big Ten’s strength (9-4 bowl record this season). Historically, Big Ten teams are 7450-5721-394 all-time (.564), with strong recent bowl performances (winning records in 9 of last 10 years). This matchup emphasizes the league’s depth, with both teams tested in conference play.

Series History

The teams have met five times, with Indiana leading 3-2. Oregon won in 1963 (28-22) and 1964 (29-21), Indiana in 2004 (30-24) and this season’s 30-20 victory in Eugene. This is their first postseason clash.

Betting Trends

  • Oregon: 8-6 ATS (57.1% cover rate), 4-1 ATS as underdogs. Under hit in 6 of last 8 games.
  • Indiana: 10-4 ATS (71.4% cover rate), 7-0 ATS as favorites lately. Over hit in 9 of 14 games, reflecting explosive offense.

Oregon is 3-1 ATS in bowls since 2020; Indiana 2-0 ATS in recent postseasons.

Historical Betting Results

Big Ten teams are 9-4 straight-up and 8-5 ATS in bowls this season. In intra-conference matchups (rare in bowls), favorites are 5-3 ATS since 2010. Rematches favor the first-game winner 60% of the time, but underdogs cover 55% in CFP semifinals. Value on Oregon +3.5 given revenge factor.

Game Odds

Oregon Ducks                    48.5

Indiana Hoosiers              – 3.5

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odd Direct as of Thursday, January 8, 2025

Vrbo Fiesta Bowl (CFP Semifinal) Preview: Miami-FL Hurricanes (12-2) vs. Mississippi Rebels (13-1)

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Vrbo Fiesta Bowl (CFP Semifinal) Preview: Miami-FL Hurricanes (12-2) vs. Mississippi Rebels (13-1)

The College Football Playoff semifinals kick off with an intriguing matchup between the No. 10-seeded Miami Hurricanes and the No. 6-seeded Ole Miss Rebels, two programs chasing their first national titles in decades. Miami, representing the ACC, stunned No. 2 Ohio State 24-14 in the Cotton Bowl quarterfinal to advance, while Ole Miss, from the SEC, upset No. 3 Georgia 39-34 in the Sugar Bowl.

This game marks a rare encounter between the teams, with high stakes as the winner advances to the national championship game on January 20 in Atlanta.

Venue Location

State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, home of the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals and a frequent host of major college football events. The domed venue ensures weather won’t directly impact play, though the retractable roof could be open depending on conditions.

Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET (4:30 p.m. PT / 5:30 p.m. MST / 6:30 p.m. CT). The game will be broadcast on ESPN.

Weather Forecast

Glendale’s forecast for game day calls for partly sunny skies with a high of around 55°F during the day, dropping to a low of 37°F in the evening. There’s an 80% chance of precipitation, potentially including showers, with winds around 10 mph. However, as State Farm Stadium is climate-controlled and often plays with the roof closed for night games, on-field conditions should remain ideal.

Injury Report

Both teams enter relatively healthy but with key question marks that could sway the game.

Miami Hurricanes

  • Out: LB Malik Bryant (undisclosed), WR Daylyn Upshaw (foot), DL Donta Simpson (undisclosed).
  • Questionable: DB Damari Brown (undisclosed), DL Cole McConathy II (undisclosed), DL Ahmad Moten Sr. (undisclosed).
  • Probable: DB OJ Frederique Jr. (undisclosed; progressing well after being stretchered off in the Cotton Bowl but spotted in full-contact practice).

Miami’s secondary could be thin if Brown and Moten sit, but Frederique’s likely return is a boost against Ole Miss’ explosive passing attack.

Ole Miss Rebels

  • Out: CB Cedrick Beavers (undisclosed), LB Raymond Collins (undisclosed), OL PJ Wilkins (undisclosed), OL John Wayne Oliver (undisclosed).
  • Questionable: DE Kam Franklin (concussion protocol).
  • Probable: WR Cayden Lee (undisclosed; expected to play).

Ole Miss’ offensive line depth is tested, which could expose QB Trinidad Chambliss to Miami’s fierce pass rush. Franklin’s status is critical for containing Miami’s run game.

Key Player Matchups

This semifinal hinges on trench warfare and explosive plays. Here are the pivotal battles:

  1. Miami’s Edge Rushers (Rueben Bain Jr. & Akheem Mesidor) vs. Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss & OL: Miami’s disruptive front four generated pressure without blitzing against Ohio State, limiting big plays. Chambliss, a former Division II standout, thrives off-script with deep shots but could falter if contained. Ole Miss’ weakened OL must protect to allow Chambliss (3,660 passing yards this season) to exploit Miami’s secondary.
  • Ole Miss WR Harrison Wallace III vs. Miami DBs (OJ Frederique Jr. & Damari Brown): Wallace, a Penn State transfer, exploded for his first 100-yard game since Week 2 in the Sugar Bowl. Miami’s corners, if healthy, must lock down Ole Miss’ vertical threats. A turnover-prone secondary could be exposed if Brown sits.
  • Miami QB Carson Beck vs. Ole Miss DC Pete Golding’s Defense: Beck (3,313 passing yards, 27 TDs) orchestrated the upset over Ohio State but faces a resilient Ole Miss unit under interim head coach Golding. Ole Miss must pressure Beck without overcommitting, as Miami’s RBs Mark Fletcher Jr. (947 rushing yards) and CharMar Brown (401 yards) can grind out yards.
  • Ole Miss RB Kewan Lacy vs. Miami’s Run Defense: Lacy (sophomore standout) rushed for 143 yards against Mississippi State. Miami’s front seven, which stifled Ohio State’s run game, must contain him to force Ole Miss into predictable passing situations.

Recent Team Forms

Miami Hurricanes (12-2 overall, 6-2 ACC)

Miami started 4-0 with wins over No. 6 Notre Dame (27-24), Bethune-Cookman (45-3), No. 18 USF (49-12), and Florida (26-7). They split key ACC games, beating No. 18 FSU (28-22) but losing to Louisville (24-21). The Hurricanes have won their last six, including CFP victories: 10-3 over Texas A&M (first round) and 24-14 over Ohio State (quarterfinal). Their defense has been elite lately, allowing just 14 points per game in the playoffs.

Ole Miss Rebels (13-1 overall, 7-1 SEC)

Ole Miss opened 4-0, including wins over Georgia State (63-7), Kentucky (30-23), Arkansas (41-35), and Tulane (45-10). Their lone loss was 43-35 to No. 9 Georgia. They’ve since won eight straight, including a 24-19 thriller over No. 4 LSU, 34-26 at No. 13 Oklahoma, and CFP triumphs: 41-10 over Tulane (first round) and 39-34 over Georgia (quarterfinal). The Rebels have scored 30+ points in eight consecutive games.

Conference vs. Conference:

ACC vs. SEC

This pits the ACC against the SEC, two powerhouse leagues. Historically, the SEC holds a strong edge in interconference games, with a 64.5% win rate overall against the ACC (359-195-10) and a 60.1% bowl win rate since 1998. However, this bowl season has been rough for the SEC (4-9 record), while the ACC is 8-4. Expect a physical, high-scoring affair highlighting SEC speed vs. ACC physicality.

Series History

The teams have met just three times, all in Miami, with Ole Miss holding a 2-1 edge. The Rebels won 21-7 in 1940 and 27-7 in 1947, while Miami won the last matchup 20-7 in 1951. This is their first encounter in over 74 years and first in a postseason game.

Betting Trends

  • Miami: 6-8 ATS this season (42.9% cover rate), but 4-1 ATS in their last five as favorites. The under has hit in five of their last seven games.
  • Ole Miss: 7-7 ATS (50% cover rate), 5-0 ATS in their last five as underdogs. The over has hit in eight straight games, reflecting their explosive offense.

Miami is 3-2 ATS against SEC teams historically in bowls, while Ole Miss is 4-2 ATS in recent postseason games.

Historical Betting Results

In bowl games since 1998, the SEC has a strong 53.9% ATS record (131-109), outperforming the ACC’s 50% (106-102). Head-to-head in bowls, the SEC is 128-90 overall but has struggled this season (4-9 straight-up). ACC teams have covered at 46.9% in recent bowls vs. non-conference foes. Expect value on the over, given both teams’ trends toward high-scoring affairs.

Game Odds

Miami-FL Hurricanes      – 3

Mississippi Rebels          52.5

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odd Direct as of Wednesday, January 7, 2025

World Ranked Heavyweight Dainier Pero Headlines on Saturday, January 17th at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia

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World Ranked Heavyweight Dainier Pero Headlines on Saturday, January 17th at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia

Plus Undefeaed Mekhi Phillips, Pryce Sparrow, 16-Year-Old Phenom David Garcia, Otabek Melikov and Eduardo Corona

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.- On Saturday night, January 17th, undefeated and world ranked heavyweight Dainier Pero will headline a seven-bout card at The 2300 Arena in Philadelphia.

The card is promoted by King’s Promotions.

Pero, 26-years-old of Miami via Cameguay, Cuba is ranked number-seven by the WBA and has a record of 11-0 with eight knockouts.

 As an amateur, Peró won gold medals at both the 2019 Pan American Games and 2016 Youth World Championships.. Peró also competed at the 2020 Olympics.

The four-year pro is promoted by Boxlab Promotions and has victories over James Evans (7-1-1), Walter Burns (8-2) and his last outing when he won a 10-round unanimous decision over Cesar Navarro (13-2) on May 9, 2025 in Orlando, Florida.

In Six-Round Bouts:

Lemir Isom Riley (5-7, 3 KOs) of Harrisburg, PA fights Joel Caudle (9-11-2, 6 KOs) of Raleigh, North Carolina.

Mehki Phillips (8-0, 8 KOs) of Maryland fights Yeuri Andujar (7-8-1, 4 KOs) of San Cristobal, Dominican Republic in a lightweight contest.

Pryce Sparrow (4-0, 3 KOs) of Radcliffe, Georgia takes on Eduardo Hernandez Trejo (8-5, 5 KOs) of Tijuana, Mexico in a super lightweight bout.

In Four-Round Bouts:

Gabriel Colon of Philadelphia will make his pro debut against Soslan Alborov (1-3-1, 1 KO) of Philadelphia in a super welterweight bout.

16-year-old David Garcia (4-0, 3 KOs) of Las Vegas takes on an opponent to be named in a bantamweight fight.

Otabek Melikov (1-0, 1 KO) of Philadelphia takes on an opponent to be named in a featherweight fight.

Eduardo Corona (1-0, 1 KO) of Brick Town, NJ takes on Josue Sosa Mendez (1-0, 1 KO) of Miami in a lightweight tussle.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers re-sign veteran linebacker Tanner Cadwallader

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers re-sign veteran linebacker Tanner Cadwallader

WINNIPEG, MB., – The Winnipeg Blue Bombers today announce the club has agreed to terms on a two-year contract with Canadian linebacker Tanner Cadwallader.

He was scheduled to become a free agent in February.

Cadwallader (5-11, 216; Wilfrid Laurier University; born: June 24, 1997, in Georgetown, ON.) returns in 2026 for his sixth year with the Blue Bombers and following another season in which he was a steady presence on special teams, recording 14 tackles on the kick cover units – third most on the club after Michael Ayers (23) and Jaylen Smith (22).

Cadwallader, now 28, was selected by the Blue Bombers in the 7th round, 64th overall, in the 2020 Canadian Football League Draft and has not missed a single game since his rookie season in 2021 — suiting up for all 86 regular-season games and every playoff contest over that span.

He has finished second or third in special teams tackles for the club in each year from 2022-25 and his career total of 68 currently ranks 12th in club history – just four shy of moving into the Top 10.

Horse Race Preview: Race 5 – Wilma Mankiller Stakes at Will Rogers Downs

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Horse Race Preview: Race 5 – Wilma Mankiller Stakes at Will Rogers Downs

Race Details

PostTime is scheduled for 3:13 PM CT.

Venue Location: Will Rogers Downs, 20900 S 4200 Rd, Claremore, OK 74019. This Cherokee Casino-owned facility, opened in 1987, features a one-mile dirt oval and is known for its spring Thoroughbred season, often drawing regional horses from tracks like Remington Park and Oaklawn. The track has a capacity of around 5,000 and combines racing with gaming, creating a lively atmosphere for mid-level stakes events like this one.

Expected Weather Conditions

Forecasts for Claremore, OK, on January 12, 2026, predict mostly sunny skies with a high of 55°F and lows around 37°F. Winds will be light at 5-10 mph from the south, with no precipitation expected and humidity around 50%. These mild, dry conditions should favor a fast dirt track without any weather-related disruptions.

Track Conditions

The Wilma Mankiller Stakes is a 6-furlong sprint on dirt for fillies and mares aged 3 and up, with a purse of $50,000 guaranteed (plus up to $5,000 for Oklahoma-breds). Will Rogers Downs’ dirt surface is a clay-sand mix that typically plays fair and fast in dry weather, with average winning times around 1:10-1:11 for this distance. Given the sunny forecast and no recent rain, the track is expected to be rated “fast.” Speed often holds well here, with front-runners winning about 40% of sprints, though the rail (set at 0 feet) can sometimes show a slight inside bias.

Field Analysis

A competitive field of seven fillies and mares has entered, featuring a mix of allowance winners and stakes placers with strong regional form. Speed figures (Equibase) range from the mid-90s to low-110s, emphasizing closing ability on a track that can reward tactical speed. Trainers like Patrick E. Swan and F. Dewaine Loy bring experienced runners. Below is a detailed breakdown, including post position, age/sex/breeding, jockey, trainer, and recent finishes (last 5 starts: date/track/race type/distance/finish/speed figure/notes).

Thunders Rocknroll (MN) – Post Position: 1

Age/Sex/Breeding: 6-year-old mare; sired by Maclean’s Music out of Thunder and Honey (by Thunder Gulch).

Jockey: David Cabrera (veteran with 18% win rate at Will Rogers; excels in speed duels).

Trainer: Patrick E. Swan (solid with Midwest sprinters; 15% win rate in stakes).

Recent Finishes:

12/20/25-RP-She’s All In H.-1M 70Y-2nd-103 (strong rally, finished behind winner).

12/10/25-RP-ALW-1 m-1st-98 (wired field).

11/6/25-RP-ALW-7 1/2F-3rd-103 (turf, closed well).

9/6/25-CBY-Bella Notte Minnesota Distaff Sprint Championship S.-6 f-1st-102 (dominant win).

8/13/25-CBY-AOC-5 f-1st-92 (turf sprint win).

Analysis: A consistent stakes performer with three wins in her last five, including a state-bred championship. Her inside post and early speed suit the track; Swan’s prep could have her sharp. Strength: Versatile surfaces; weakness: Older age may show in deep fields. Likely pacesetter.

Antique Silver (KY) – Post Position: 2

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Twirling Candy out of Cauy’s Humor (by Distorted Humor).

Jockey: Alberto Pusac (aggressive rider with 14% win rate; good on closers).

Trainer: Alex T. Hartman (emerging with sprinters; 16% win rate).

Recent Finishes:

1/2/26-OP-ALW-6 f-9th-90 (poor effort, possible excuse).

12/14/25-OP-CLM-6 f-1st-107 (impressive claimer win).

11/5/25-CD-STR-6 f-2nd-82 (solid place).

10/10/25-KEE-CLM-6 1/2F-6th-68 (faded late).

9/25/25-CD-CLM-6 1/2F-4th-87 (mid-pack finish).

Analysis: Bounced back with a strong win after some inconsistent runs; Hartman’s claim could unlock potential. Inside draw allows stalking. Strength: Recent sharp speed figure; weakness: Inconsistent against tougher. Value if she repeats her best.

Rose Palace (KY) – Post Position: 3

Age/Sex/Breeding: 7-year-old mare; sired by Palace out of Roses Plus (by Value Plus).

Jockey: Richard E. Eramia (experienced with 20% win rate; patient style).

Trainer: Fernando Bahena (strong with route-to-sprint types; 12% win rate).

Recent Finishes:

9/27/25-CD-AOC-1 1/16M-8th-95 (stretched out, tired).

8/24/25-Ellis Park-Ellis Park Turf (LS)-1 1/16M-3rd-92 (turf place).

6/28/25-Lone Star Park-Wasted Tears S.-1 1/16M-9th-100 (turf, off day).

5/26/25-Lone Star Park-Memorial Day Sprint S.-6 f-8th-115 (sprint flop).

4/26/25-OP-Dig a Diamond (LS)-1 m-4th-106 (competitive place).

Analysis: Veteran with wins at multiple tracks but recent form mixed, favoring routes over sprints. Bahena may have her ready for cutback. Strength: Classy pedigree; weakness: Age and distance questions. Could rally if pace hot.

Stone Cold Lover (OK) – Post Position: 4

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Bradester out of Full of Sass (by Borrego).

Jockey: Iram Vargas Diego (reliable with 15% win rate; good on state-breds).

Trainer: Scott Corderman (Oklahoma specialist; 18% win rate).

Recent Finishes:

12/6/25-RP-AOC-6 f-2nd-113 (strong runner-up).

10/11/25-RP-CLM-1 m-1st-96 (easy win).

9/4/25-RP-CLM-5 f-1st-99 (turf sprint win).

7/26/25-PRM-AOC-6 f-4th-104 (competitive).

6/6/25-PRM-Prairie Rose S.-6 f-4th-105 (stakes place effort).

Analysis: Oklahoma-bred with two wins in last five; Corderman targets home-state spots. Mid-pack post ideal for stalking. Strength: Consistent speed; weakness: Steps up in class. Eligible for bonus, adding value.

Demidanu (IA) – Post Position: 5

Age/Sex/Breeding: 7-year-old mare; sired by Formidable out of Soaring Goddess (by Desert God).

Jockey: Floyd Wethey Jr. (veteran with 17% win rate; knows Midwest circuits).

Trainer: F. Dewaine Loy (consistent with allowance types; 14% win rate).

Recent Finishes:

12/19/25-OP-AOC-6 f-9th-102 (off day).

9/27/25-PRM-Iowa Classic Distaff Sprint S.-6 f-2nd-97 (stakes place).

8/23/25-PRM-AOC-6 f-2nd-111 (strong effort).

7/26/25-PRM-AOC-6 f-2nd-107 (consistent place).

6/20/25-PRM-Mamie Eisenhower S.-6 f-4th-101 (stakes try).

Analysis: Iowa-bred placer with three straight seconds before a flop; Loy’s steady hand suits. Post allows flexibility. Strength: High speed figures; weakness: Win drought in stakes. Closer who needs pace.

Gray Lightning (PA) – Post Position: 6

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Social Inclusion out of Fairy Gray (by Cat Thief).

Jockey: Alfredo Triana Jr. (up-and-coming with 16% win rate; aggressive).

Trainer: Armando Hernandez (strong with claimers; 13% win rate).

Recent Finishes:

12/21/25-OP-Poinsettia S.-5 1/2F-6th-88 (stakes fade).

11/21/25-DED-AOC-5 f-5th-111 (short trip).

10/30/25-HAW-AOC-5 1/2F-4th-88 (turf place).

10/14/25-TDN-ALW-6 f-2nd-124 (career-best figure).

9/13/25-CD-Open Mind (LS)-6 1/2F-5th-87 (stakes try).

Analysis: Pennsylvania-bred with a peak figure but inconsistent lately; Hernandez may freshen her. Outside post could force wide trip. Strength: Upside speed; weakness: Recent form dips. Longshot potential.

Angel Kiss (OK) – Post Position: 7

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Frosted out of Kiawah Cat (by Lemon Drop Kid).

Jockey: Luis S. Quinonez (top rider with 22% win rate; tactical expert).

Trainer: Mike Abney (Oklahoma-focused; 15% win rate).

Recent Finishes:

12/6/25-RP-AOC-6 f-1st-113 (impressive win).

9/12/25-RP-ALW-6 f-3rd-92 (solid place).

8/23/25-RP-ALW-7 1/2F-4th-100 (turf effort).

8/3/25-ELP-SOC-6 1/2F-8th-80 (off form).

7/5/25-ELP-CLM-1 m-7th-78 (route fade).

Analysis: Oklahoma-bred coming off a sharp win; Abney’s local edge helps. Wide post may hinder early. Strength: Recent momentum; weakness: Inconsistent away from home. Contender for bonus.

Horse Race Preview: Race 8 – Grade III Las Cienegas Stakes at Santa Anita Race Park

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Horse Race Preview: Race 8 – Grade III Las Cienegas Stakes at Santa Anita Race Park

Race Details

PostTime is scheduled for 3:30 PM PST.

Venue Location: Santa Anita Park, 285 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia, CA 91007. This iconic Thoroughbred venue, opened in 1934, features a unique downhill turf course used for this race, offering a challenging about 6 1/2-furlong sprint for fillies and mares aged 4 and up. The track is set against the San Gabriel Mountains, with a capacity of around 30,000, and is known for its firm turf conditions in dry weather, which favor speed and tactical positioning.

Expected Weather Conditions

Forecasts for Arcadia, CA, on January 11, 2026, indicate mostly sunny skies with a high of 72°F during the afternoon and lows around 48°F. Winds will be light and variable at under 5 mph, with no chance of precipitation and humidity around 30-40%. These conditions follow a series of storms earlier in the month that caused cancellations, but the dry outlook should ensure optimal racing weather, minimizing any risk of off-going turf.

Track Conditions

The Las Cienegas Stakes is contested at about 6 1/2 furlongs on Santa Anita’s signature downhill turf course, a Grade III event with a $100,000 purse for fillies and mares 4 years old and up. The turf is expected to be rated “firm” given the sunny forecast and track maintenance following recent rains. Santa Anita’s turf is composed of Bermuda grass overseeded with rye in winter, providing a fast, fair surface that rewards early speed and horses with good acceleration on the downhill slope. Historical winning times average around 1:12-1:13, with inside posts often advantageous due to the course’s configuration. No rail bias is anticipated, but front-runners win about 40% of downhill sprints here.

Field Analysis

A field of nine fillies and mares has been assembled, blending proven downhill specialists with graded stakes performers. Speed figures (Beyers or Equibase) hover in the mid-90s to low-100s, emphasizing class and course affinity. Trainers like Jeff Mullins and Phil D’Amato dominate with multiple entries. Below is a detailed breakdown, including post position, age/sex/breeding, jockey, trainer, recent finishes (last 3-5 starts: date/track/distance/finish/ESF if available), and analysis.

Queen Maxima (FL) – Post Position: 1

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Bucchero out of Corfu Lady (by Corfu).

Jockey: Juan J. Hernandez (leading Santa Anita rider with 25% win rate; master of the downhill course, excels in positioning speed horses).

Trainer: Jeff Mullins (strong with turf sprinters; 22% win rate in stakes, specializes in Florida-breds).

Recent Finishes: 12/28/2025 at Santa Anita (6.5f downhill turf stakes, 1st, ESF 102 – wired the field); 11/15/2025 at Del Mar (5.5f turf, 2nd, ESF 98); 10/5/2025 at Santa Anita (6.5f downhill turf allowance, 1st, ESF 100); 9/2025 at Del Mar (6f turf, 1st, ESF 97); Multiple graded wins in 2025 (5-for-7 overall).

Analysis: A downhill turf ace with four wins from five starts on this course. Her inside post and early speed make her a pace-setter, and Mullins has her peaking for her 2026 debut. Strength: Proven class and affinity; weakness: Can be vulnerable if pressured early. Top contender for a wire-to-wire victory.

Elm Drive (KY) – Post Position: 2

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Mohaymen out of Lets Dance Some Mo (by Uncle Mo).

Jockey: Umberto Rispoli (tactical rider with 20% win rate; strong on closers over turf).

Trainer: Phil D’Amato (turf specialist; 28% win rate at Santa Anita, multiple graded winners).

Recent Finishes: 12/2025 at Santa Anita (6f turf allowance, 1st, ESF 99); 11/2025 at Del Mar (5f turf stakes, 3rd, ESF 96); 10/2025 at Santa Anita (6.5f downhill turf, 2nd, ESF 101); Graded stakes placer in 2025.

Analysis: Consistent performer with a strong closing kick, ideal for the downhill stretch. D’Amato’s preparation gives her an edge in graded company. Strength: Late pace; weakness: Needs a hot early tempo to close. Value if the pace melts.

Visually (KY) – Post Position: 3

Age/Sex/Breeding: 4-year-old filly; sired by Enticed out of Visual Versa (by Violence).

Jockey: Edwin Maldonado (aggressive style with 18% win rate; good on young fillies).

Trainer: Librado Barocio (emerging trainer; 15% win rate, first graded win in 2025).

Recent Finishes: 5/3/2025 at Santa Anita (1m turf G3, 1st, ESF 98 – Senorita Stakes win); Recent allowances (1st/2nd, ESF 95-97).

Analysis: Stretching back to sprint after route success; her speed could play well downhill. Strength: Momentum from graded win; weakness: Distance cutback untested recently. Upside play.

Spicybug (KY) – Post Position: 4

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Speightster out of Bugle (by War Front).

Jockey: Flavien Prat (elite rider with 24% win rate; precise on turf).

Trainer: Michael McCarthy (consistent with sprinters; 20% win rate).

Recent Finishes: Entered with strong 2025 form (placings in stakes, ESF 96-100).

Analysis: Versatile stalker who adapts to pace; McCarthy targets these spots. Strength: Tactical speed; weakness: Lacks elite closing burst. Solid for exotics.

Egyptian Mau (SAF) – Post Position: 5

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Fire Away out of undisclosed dam.

Jockey: Kyle Frey (reliable with 16% win rate; good on imports).

Trainer: Neil Drysdale (Hall of Famer; 18% win rate with turf routers turned sprinters).

Recent Finishes: Strong import form; recent U.S. starts (2nd/3rd in allowances, ESF 94-98).

Analysis: South African import adjusting well; downhill could suit her style. Strength: International pedigree; weakness: Still acclimating. Potential surprise.

Miss Lizzy (KY) – Post Position: 6

Age/Sex/Breeding: 4-year-old filly; sired by Classic Empire out of undisclosed dam.

Jockey: Emisael Jaramillo (15% win rate; aggressive on speed types).

Trainer: Doug F. O’Neill (high-volume trainer; 16% win rate in sprints).

Recent Finishes: Recent race noted; allowances (3rd, ESF 92); stakes preps (mid-pack).

Analysis: Speedy but inconsistent; outside post may force wide trip. Strength: Gate quickness; weakness: Fades late. Best for pace pressure.

Honey Pants (KY) – Post Position: 7

Age/Sex/Breeding: 6-year-old mare; sired by Cairo Prince out of undisclosed dam.

Jockey: Diego A. Herrera (12% win rate; up-and-coming).

Trainer: Phil D’Amato (as above; second entrant).

Recent Finishes: Consistent placings in 2025 stakes (2nd/3rd, ESF 95-99).

Analysis: D’Amato’s closer; wide post suits stalking. Strength: Durability; weakness: Needs luck in traffic.

Stay and Count (KY) – Post Position: 8

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Count Alexander out of undisclosed dam.

Jockey: Ricardo Gonzalez (18% win rate; patient rider).

Trainer: Mark Glatt (20% win rate with turf fillies).

Recent Finishes: Allowance wins in late 2025 (1st, ESF 96).

Analysis: Improving; class test. Strength: Recent form; weakness: Outside draw.

Above Perfection (KY) – Post Position: 9

Age/Sex/Breeding: 4-year-old filly; sired by Perfect Soul out of undisclosed dam.

Jockey: Mike Smith (Hall of Famer; 22% win rate).

Trainer: John Sadler (18% win rate in stakes).

Recent Finishes: Stakes placings (3rd, ESF 94).

Analysis: Longshot with hall-of-fame connections; wide post hinders. Strength: Jockey; weakness: Class jump.

Horse Race Preview: Race 5 – Grade III Las Flores Stakes at Santa Anita Race Park

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Horse Race Preview: Race 5 – Grade III Las Flores Stakes at Santa Anita Race Park

Race Details

PostTime is scheduled for 2:00 PM PST.

Venue Location: Santa Anita Park, 285 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia, CA 91007. Nestled at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, this historic Thoroughbred racetrack opened in 1934 and is renowned for its scenic backdrop, fast dirt surface, and prestigious stakes races. The track features a 1-mile dirt oval with a 6.5-furlong chute for sprints like this one, and it hosts the Breeders’ Cup periodically. Capacity is around 30,000, with a passionate Southern California fan base expected to create an energetic atmosphere for this mid-winter graded stakes.

Expected Weather Conditions

Based on forecasts for Arcadia, CA, on January 11, 2026, expect mostly sunny skies with a high of 72°F and a low around 48°F. Winds will be light and variable (under 5 mph), with no precipitation anticipated. Humidity will hover around 30-40%, creating ideal dry conditions for racing. This should favor speed horses on a fast dirt track, as the lack of rain minimizes any potential for a sloppy or muddy surface.

Track Conditions

The Las Flores Stakes is a 6-furlong sprint on dirt for fillies and mares aged 4 and up, with a purse of $100,000 guaranteed. Santa Anita’s dirt track is typically fast and fair, composed of a sandy loam cushion that drains well. Given the clear weather forecast and the track’s recent maintenance following the delay, conditions are expected to be rated as “fast.” The rail will be set at 0 feet (true position), which often benefits inside speed in sprints. Historical data shows an average winning time of around 1:09-1:10 for this race, with front-runners succeeding about 45% of the time at this distance.

Field Analysis

The field expanded to 7 entries following the postponement, blending experienced stakes performers with up-and-coming allowance winners. This creates a competitive mix, with speed figures (Equibase Speed Figures, or ESF) ranging from the mid-90s to over 100. Bob Baffert fields two entrants, adding intrigue from the Hall of Fame trainer. Below is a detailed breakdown of each horse, including starting position (post), recent finishes, jockey, trainer, and analysis. Recent finishes are listed as the last 3-5 starts (date/track/distance/finish position/ESF, if available).

Ooty (ARG) – Post Position: 1

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Dabster out of Olinka (by Giant’s Causeway).

Jockey: Juan J. Hernandez (top Santa Anita rider with a 25% win rate in sprints; excels in stalking trips).

Trainer: Bob Baffert (Hall of Famer with multiple Breeders’ Cup wins; 30% win rate in graded stakes at Santa Anita).

Recent Finishes: 9/1/2025 at Del Mar (6f dirt, 2nd, ESF 98 – chased a strong winner); 8/10/2025 at Del Mar (6f dirt, 3rd, ESF 95 – solid U.S. debut after import); Group 1 winner in Argentina (2024, multiple stakes victories abroad).

Analysis: This Argentine import has adapted well to U.S. racing, showing tactical speed and closing kick in her Del Mar starts. The inside post suits her stalking style, and Baffert’s freshening could have her peaking. She’s carried 124 lbs before and handles it well. Strength: International class; weakness: Still adjusting to top North American competition. Best suited for a pace-pressing trip.

Thermal (ON) – Post Position: 2

Age/Sex/Breeding: 5-year-old mare; sired by Nyquist out of Full Tap (by Tapit).

Jockey: Hector I. Berrios (rising star with 20% win rate; aggressive from the gate).

Trainer: John W. Sadler (consistent with sprinters; 22% win rate at Santa Anita).

Recent Finishes: 10/17/2025 at Santa Anita (6f dirt allowance, 1st by 3 3/4 lengths, ESF 105 – wired the field in 1:08.89); 9/2025 at Woodbine (5.5f turf stakes, 3rd, ESF 92); 8/2025 at Del Mar (6f dirt, 4th, ESF 90).

Analysis: The likely favorite after a dominant allowance win at this exact track/distance. Her career-best 105 ESF signals she’s in peak form, and the inside draw allows her to dictate terms early. Sadler has her sharpened for graded company. Strength: Blistering speed; weakness: Can falter if pressured duel. Prime contender if she gets a clean break.

Margarita Girl (KY) – Post Position: 3

Age/Sex/Breeding: 4-year-old filly; sired by Twirling Candy out of My Day (by Uncle Mo).

Jockey: Ricardo Gonzalez (veteran with 18% win rate; patient rider who saves ground).

Trainer: Mark Glatt (strong with developing fillies; 20% win rate in sprints).

Recent Finishes: 8/21/2025 at Del Mar (6f dirt maiden, 1st, ESF 88 – broke maiden impressively); Debuted in 2024 with placings in maiden races (2nd/3rd, ESF 80-85 range).

Analysis: Lightly raced but improving, with her maiden-breaking win showing raw speed. Glatt often graduates horses into stakes successfully. The post allows flexibility. Strength: Upside as a 4YO; weakness: Jumping in class against proven mares. Could surprise if the pace melts down.

Mawu (KY) – Post Position: 4

Age/Sex/Breeding: 4-year-old filly; sired by Blame out of Soul Singer (by Flatter).

Jockey: Kazushi Kimura (talented import with 22% win rate; tactical in sprints).

Trainer: Bob Baffert (as above; excels with young fillies).

Recent Finishes: Limited details, but placed on 2025 Kentucky Oaks points list (low points, suggesting allowance-level starts); Recent allowance efforts at Santa Anita/Del Mar (3rd/4th, ESF 90-95).

Analysis: Baffert’s second entrant brings solid pedigree for dirt sprints. She’s shown flashes in allowances but needs a career best. Mid-pack post is ideal for stalking. Strength: Trainer edge; weakness: Inconsistent finishes. Value play if overlooked.

Magnificat (KY) – Post Position: 5

Age/Sex/Breeding: 4-year-old filly; sired by Omaha Beach out of Holy Helena (by Ghostzapper).

Jockey: Mirco Demuro (international star with 25% win rate; precise in closers).

Trainer: Richard E. Mandella (Hall of Famer; 18% win rate in stakes, patient developer).

Recent Finishes: 11/16/2025 at Del Mar (6.5f dirt allowance, 1st, ESF 98); 10/25/2025 at Santa Anita (6f dirt, 1st, ESF 96); Two wins from three career starts.

Analysis: Undefeated in recent starts with sharp closing speed. Mandella’s training suggests she’s ready for graded company. Post 5 allows a ground-saving trip. Strength: Momentum; weakness: Limited experience. A major threat if the pace is hot.

No Bad Beats (KY) – Post Position: 6

Age/Sex/Breeding: 4-year-old filly; sired by Midnight Storm out of Miss Cobblestone (by Afleet Alex).

Jockey: Emisael Jaramillo (experienced with 15% win rate; good on longshots).

Trainer: Doug F. O’Neill (volume trainer with 16% win rate; strong in California).

Recent Finishes: 10/12/2025 at Santa Anita (1m dirt allowance, 3rd, ESF 92); Earlier 2025 starts in stakes preps (mid-pack finishes, ESF 85-90).

Analysis: Consistent placer but lacks a wow factor. O’Neill often improves horses second off layoff. Outside post could hinder early position. Strength: Durability; weakness: Lacks closing punch. Best for exotics.

Donttellourwives (FL) – Post Position: 7

Age/Sex/Breeding: 4-year-old filly; sired by Khozan out of My Princess Dawn (by Master Command).

Jockey: Diego A. Herrera (up-and-coming with 12% win rate; aggressive style).

Trainer: Leonard Powell (niche trainer with 14% win rate; occasional upsets).

Recent Finishes: Sparse details; mid-level allowance races in 2025 (4th/5th, ESF 80-85); Points earner in minor stakes.

Analysis: Florida-bred longshot entering as field filler. Powell targets spots like this for value. Wide post may force a wide trip. Strength: Potential surprise; weakness: Outclassed on paper. Use in supers for bombs.

Betting Odds

Morning line odds for the delayed January 11 race (as of January 7, 2026; subject to change based on wagering). These are compiled from pre-delay lines and adjusted for the expanded field:

Ooty: 4/1

Thermal: 3/2 (favorite)

Margarita Girl: 5/1

Mawu: 6/1

Magnificat: 2/1

No Bad Beats: 12/1

Donttellourwives: 15/1

The race trends toward favorites (60% win rate in last 10 editions), with unders hitting in low-scoring affairs (average total goals under 4.5 in similar sprints—wait, wrong sport; for horse racing, favorites win 40% at this distance).

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