The second race at Golden Gate Fields is a one mile $16,000 claiming race for three year olds. The field is six strong and none of these horses have won two races. Let’s take a look at the field.

#1 Tymaker: This three-year-old gelding is listed at 9-2 on the morning line. His last race was on August 28 and was six furlongs. He’s never raced at this distance. He was claimed two races ago and brought to Golden Gate Fields. Today, he’s being ridden by a new jockey—Ochoa.

#2 Blacktie Tonight: He’s another three-year-old gelding. Blacktie Tonight is 5-2 on the morning line. He hasn’t raced in two months and is dropping down in class. His last race was a $33,000 allowance on July 3. He can win at this level. Looks like he might be dropped in class to try and pick up a win.

#3 Gold Creek Dancer: He’s 7-2 on the morning line. Since getting a new trainer, this three-year-old gelding has been showing up in races. On July 24 he finally broke his maiden in a $12,500 maiden race. He has the stamina to go the distance and could close if need be.

#4 Dungarvan: Here’s your pace setter for this race. Dungarvan is listed at 6-1 on the morning line. He’s a three-year-old gelding. His lone win came on July 7 in a $8,000 maiden race when he led wire to wire. If he gets into a duel, he will drop.

#5 Silent Speed: He was claimed a couple races back. He’s been run on dirt and turf. He’s a dirt racer. His last race was a $22,500 N2X claiming race on August 12. He sat comfortably in third the whole race. Silent Speed is listed as 3-1 on the morning line. If there’s a duel middle to late, he could be in striking distance to close.

#6 Our Cagey Cat: Not too much to say here. He’s 8-1 on the morning line and won his last race out. It was on August 7. He closed down the stretch in this $8,000 maiden race. He’s moving up in class for his third race. Gonzalez, who’s ridden this horse for the first two races, will be riding Our Cagey Cat today.