Horse Racing Nation presents Shapcap with Southern California correspondent Scott Shapiro. Shapcap is sponsored by Derby Wars, your site for daily horse racing tournaments, and Shapradacapper.com, your site for daily handicapping info from across the United States. Hey, Racing Fans, welcome back to another edition of Horse Racing Nation presents Shapcap. What a wonderful three days of racing we were privileged to over president's day weekend, including the return of two year old champion Nyquist. The son of Uncle Moe was able to hold off exaggerator in the final fur long and do so impressively to remain unbeaten and prepare himself for a trip to Florida for the $1 million Florida Derby. We also were able to provide a winner in the Santa Maria when Tara's Tango got by Yehowa late and captured the grade two event. Unfortunately, exotic long-shot play, Kiriyaki, who looked loaded when they turned for home, was unable to finish third and finished fourth instead, so we missed out on a nice trifecta. We're going to head back to San Anita Park for their Saturday feature, and this time it's going to be on our favorite place to turf. The grade two, Buena Vista, is a great betting race with a full field of fillies and mayors. The likely favorite will be Stormy Lucy for Kent to Sorenmo and Ed Mojure Jr. The one of this that will also see the return to the lawn for prize exhibit who disappointed in a try going seven fur long on the dirt in the last for James Cassidy. Her eminence will make her four year old debut and first start out of the barn of Kristen Mulhall for Ike and Dawn Thrasht and Jackie Jo Talamo. While those three are all very respected runners, we like another one as our play of the day. Number one, Kerry Bell comes into this race with several angles we like, including an affinity for the San Anita turf course and the mild distance. Kerry Bell, the six year old, is two for two over the course and it will never finish the worst in second with three wins in a runner up finish at the mild distance. In addition to that, Kerry Bell was wide throughout in her first race off the layoff for trainer John Sheriffs in her last when she was still able to overcome that and get to the wire first in the megahertz. In the Buena Vista, Kerry Bell should sit a ground saving trip throughout off what should be an honest pace from glory, chocolate tier, Paulina's love and perhaps even a prominently placed cow bread, smooth it who comes in off of sprint effort last time out down the hill. Kerry Bell should be able to get first jump on the late runners mentioned and we were hopeful that Alex Salisse can get the job done once again. If you take a close look at Kerry Bell, she has not been able to stay healthy much in her career but when she has run two in a row, the second one off the layoff has been better than the first. So we are really hopeful that Kerry Bell can move forward once again off that effort in the megahertz and get to the wire first. We're going to use Kerry Bell on top and better to win and we're also going to play exact as in this one. We're going to use number three, smooth it, number six prize exhibit, number seven, Lou Time Bell, number eight, glory and number nine, her MNC underneath. We are aware that some of the others could beat us in a tricky spot but we can't use them all. So that's once again, number one, Kerry Bell as our horse racing nation play of the day in the grade two, Buena Vista. Good luck racing fans and let's stay hot!