Undefeated TURBULENT DESCENT (Congrats), the probable favorite for
“Perfect; she’s ready to go,” Puype said of the juvenile filly, who scored
“I’m not even worried about two turns, not with her,” Puype added,
Two other Starlet candidates also worked on Sunday at Hollywood.
Sharp Cat S. romper MAY DAY ROSE (Rockport Harbor) drilled a bullet
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Other probable starters include Darley Debutante (G1) winner Tell a Kelly
(Tapit), Sharp Cat runner-up True Way of Grace (Yes It’s True) and newcomers
Luna Grande (Mass Media) and Glorious Song S. second Nina Fever (Borrego).
Luna Grande was scheduled to arrive at Hollywood later Sunday in the Kristin Mulhall
barn from Calder after being purchased privately for owner Jim Hess of Chester
Springs, Pennsylvania.
“We finished the deal Friday,” Mulhall said of the Florida-bred filly, who
exits a 5 3/4-length allowance victory at the Miami Gardens venue going 5 1/2
furlongs on November 20.
Nina Fever has already taken up residence at Hollywood Park, even working
a couple of times on the Cushion Track for trainer Wesley Ward since joining the
Blake Heap stable from Kentucky.