Miami Cartel Bids for First Victory of Year
Miami Cartel, whose biggest win came in last fall’s Los Alamitos Derby, seeks his first win of 2003 in tonight’s $26,900, 350-yard Kaweah Bar Handicap.
Paul Jones, who trains Miami Cartel, is also scheduled to send out Truly Tia. From the inside out, the rest of the field includes Ib Snow, This Snow Is Mine, Takin On Spoon Man, Bobcat Bob and Almost Flyin.
The picks: 1. A Simple Plan. 2. Buzzin On By. 3. Jean’s Lucky One. 4. Mount Suribachi. 5. Raging Springs. 6. First To Be Late. 7. Bw Annihilator. 8. Dalkas. 9. Truly Tia. 10. Perfectly Pritzi.
Four! Use A Simple Plan and Tis A Joy in the first, Buzzin On By and Sowing Oats in the second, Jean’s Lucky One and Gummy Delight in the third and Mount Suribachi, Bys Memories and Red Hot Tarasco in the fourth.
Shots in the dark: Emerald Man gets jockey Ramon Guce for his comeback in the fifth. Takin On Spoon Man switches to Joe Badilla Jr. in the ninth.
Post time: 6:30 p.m.
On the Net: For entries and results from Los Alamitos, visit: www.latimes.com/horseracing/
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