$168,634 Del Mar Pick 6 Carryover: September 2

The Wednesday Pick 6 from Del Mar features the $100k Generous Portion Stakes for state bred or sired two-year-old fillies and includes a carryover of more than $168k. Tickets can be found after analysis at the bottom of the post.

Projected Pool: $1 million

Degree of Difficulty: Competitive. On a scale of 1 to 10, the Wednesday Pick 6 rates a 7.

Possible Singles: Cinnamon Dove (5th race), Buyer’s Remorse (6th race), Adam Suances (7th race)

Jarrod Horak’s Del Mar Pick 6 analysis – Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Del Mar Race 4 (Mcl-50k, 3up, 6f) #1 The Whammer (3-1) drops and switches surfaces, and he has been part of trifecta in all five synthetic sprint special weight starts. $120k purchase puts the hood back on. #4 Launch The Bull (5-2) ran well off a layoff versus similar local foes last time, and he was less than a length behind The Whammer at Golden Gate last year. #6 Unbridled Papillon (6-1) ran into Rail Trip in long ago bow. Sports a pair of solid local drills for this.

Del Mar Race 5 (Clm-12.5/2L, f&m 3up, 6.5f) #3 Cinnamon Dove (7-2) is back in for a tag and broke maiden in synthetic sprint. Canani won a pair on Sunday, and he is an impressive 55% with the sprint-route-sprint maneuver. Three furlong bullet and aggressive rider should lead to prominent throughout trip. #8 Wada Falls (3-1) rallied from a bad start to finish 5th of 11 last time. Dons the hood and is capable of showing speed. Gomez hops aboard the Mullins contender.

Del Mar Race 6 (Mcl-32k, 2yo, 6f) #12 Buyer’s Remorse (5-2) earned best last race speed rating in even 4th at 4-1 in local $50k bow. Goes inside to outside and should make presence felt throughout. #2 Ranger Heartley (6-1) was nabbed out of his last by Sadler and can go better. #7 Ur Turn Dubai (4-1) drops, removes the hood, and attracts leading rider Rosario. #11 Dust In Your Face (8-1) sports a promising win early pedigree, and Mitchell is 21% debut maiden claiming. Hustling apprentice is 25% with this barn.

Del Mar Race 7 (OC-25/1x, CA-bred 3up, 8T) I am going to follow David Flores in this race. He rode #3 De Car Guy (12-1) and #4 The Uusual Q. T. (5-2) last time, but he abandons both for #6 Adam Suances (3-1). The latter finished a good 2nd at this course/distance last time, and show finisher Suit Yourself came back to score. A pair of turf works since last. #2 Renegade Storm (8-1) had done nothing wrong in a pair of turf starts. Barn 23% with this type of returnee and Bejarano sticks.

Del Mar Race 8 (Generous Portion, CA-bred 2yo fil, 6f) #1 Camille C (8-1) split an eight horse graded field last time. Reunites with winning pilot Bejarano. Smokin’ four furlong bullet for this. #6 Unbridled Meeting (5-2) sports best overall pace figs and might run other speed into the ground. Reunites with winning pilot Rosario. #8 Whispering Hush (5-1) unleashed a powerful rally to land the show after blowing the break in her local bow. Could graduate in the stakes ranks with a clean start.

Del Mar Race 9 (Mcl-25k, 3up, 6f) #4 Hotsie (7-2) earned an improved fig off a layoff here last time. He could easily move forward. #9 No Pun Intended (6-1) experienced a troubled beginning in 5th of 12 turf sprint debut in January. Strong local bullet for return. #8 Bonkersforbinkers (6-1) earned improved fig with blinkers on here last out.

Wednesday Pick 6 Tickets

Budget Play:  $2 Pick Six  1-4/3/12/2-4-6/1-6-8/4-8-9 ($108)

The Big Ticket:  $2 Pick Six  1-4-6/3-8/2-7-11-12/6/1-6-8/4-8-9 ($432)

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