Manchurian
High,
a two-time winner of a major stakes race
at Gulfstream Park, will make his first start of 2017 on Sunday in the $50,000 Mecke
Handicap at Gulfstream.
The Mecke is 1 1/8 miles on turf for 3-year-olds andup. It is the ninth race on an 11-race
Sunday card.
First post is 1:15
p.m.
The carryover is $114.209 on the Rainbow 6. It is on races six to eleven.
Conditions are listed as fast and firm. All six of the odd numbered
races are on turf, with the rail at 115
feet.
The Weather Channel
forecast is for a ten percent chance of
rain during racing hours.
During the afternoon, we will have coverage on this blog.
That will include a
preview and coverage of the Mecke, which
has nine entrants.
Manchurian High, a 9-year-old gelding, has what must be
called the best back class in the field.
He won the Sunshine Millions Turf, restricted to Florida breds, in 2015 and in 2016. Since
then, he has two second place finishes in four starts.
Emisael Jaramillo will ride
Manchurian High for trainer and owner Lilli Kurtinecz.
Diaz, who
brings in a three-race win streak, and Spring
Up, a winner in three of his last
four starts, are among others that should attract considerable support from
bettors. However, none of those wins were in stakes races.
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