Suave is useful. He has a nice looking line and a pedigree that says he can run all day. The brief rest after a good second to in form Rock Hard Ten means he might be able to move up and be in the mix. The Trainer is both smart and conservative, he wouldn't be there if he didn't think he had a shot.

The ROTW is probably on the money with both Nothing to Lose and Silver Tree being right in the thick of things. However, I disagree with the assessment of Christines Outlaw who has run faster than anyone in the field, albeit on dirt.

The Turf line alone looks improving, the horse beat Silver Tree in his last start, does not have to have to lead, picks up Prado, comes from a very nice grass family (nothing great, just nice), has been pointed and rested for this spot and hopefully will be 13-1 again like the last time he ran when I bet heavily on him.