Woodbine has a much more European-like surface. Spinning World is the best, but he could be vulnerable. Lucky Coin has never been beaten in four tries at a mile on the turf. He's very dangerous on the front end if given the opportunity to relax, and he probably represents good value. I like Geri or Magellan for a piece of the action as well.
Post position is very important because of the tight turns.
The home court edge goes to Souvenir Copy . The experience, poise, confidence, and trainer edge goes to the undefeated Favorite Trick . Double Honor, Time Limit, and perhaps Grand Slam should set an honest pace, with Favorite Trick and Souvenir Copy tracking them. Position could be critical as I see these two passing the leaders through the stretch. The one with the tactical advantage should prevail, although I lean toward Favorite Trick.