Horse Racing: Today at Hollywood Park, Nov. 29

Post Time 12:30 p.m.

Race 1 - 6 1/2 furlongs, Purse $27,000, Maiden claiming $50,000, Cal-breds, 2-year-olds

1 Regal Randy - Taking the biggest class drop in racing from MSW to maiden claiming; adding blinkers on for this.

7 Charisma Code - Favorite has no early speed, but can close late; extra ground can only help his cause.

Long Shot - 5 Warrensgoldenyears

Race 2 - 6 furlongs, Purse $18,000, Claiming $16,000, 3-year-olds and up

6 Turn On the Brites - Slight edge due to the 7-pounds off with bugboy Nicolas; surprised he isn’t getting more work.

4 Judge Carr - Been claimed in each of his last 2 starts; Chuck Treece wins races at Los Alamitos, adding blinkers on for this.

Long Shot - 5 Tribal Smoke

Race 3 - 6 furlongs (turf), Purse $34,000, Claiming $32,000, 3-year-olds and up

6 Koast - Has won 4 times on turf, last win in a sprint; like the rider switch to Rafael Bejarano for a well judged ride.

8 Mr. Bossy Pants - Has won 9-of-18 turf starts; must overcome a parking lot post, key negative is an elbow turn early on.

Long Shot - 3 Trelawny

Race 4 - 1 1/16th miles, Purse $18,000, Maiden claiming $20,000, Fillies and mares, 3-year-olds and up

6 Nezi O’s Gold - She has the speed to control the early pace; sprinter stretching out can be dangerous if left alone.

10 Kevin’s Kool Kat - Tepid chalk has 4 seconds, which is good for these; respect the duo of Martin Garcia and Mike Mitchell.

Long Shot - 9 Glad’s Gals

Race 5 - 1 1/16th miles (turf), Purse $48,000, Optional claiming $40,000, Fillies and mares, 3-year-olds and up

9 Journey On - She has found a home on turf; she uses her high cruising speed to try and outlast the competition.

8 Zanbo - With David Flores now riding in New Orleans, Corey Nakatani takes over; proven commodity on the grass.

Long Shot - 1 Level Headed

Race 6 - 6 1/2 furlongs, Purse $21,000, Claiming $12,500, 3-year-olds and up

8 Muchos Besos - He has won twice in Inglewood so he likes the synthetic surface; parking lot post can be a benefit here.

5 Sandys Diamond - Claimed by Doug O’Neill off a sharp win over lesser; this isn’t much of a class rise if he keeps his form.

Long Shot - 6 Truelee Scrappin

Race 7 - 1 1/16th miles (turf), $250,000 Citation Handicap, 3-year-olds and up

7 Silentio - Ran a fine third in the Breeders’ Cup Mile; if he runs anything close to that again, put a circle around his name.

8 Winning Prize - Like Silentio, also lost to Wise Dan last time out; his SoCal debut win at Del Mar showed a lot of ability.

Long Shot - 2 Summer Front

Race 8 - 6 furlongs, Purse $52,000, Optional claiming $62,500, 3-year-olds and up

3 American Act - Started out as a fast sprinter, so the cut back in distance should not be a problem; in the right hands tonight.

5 Atta Boy Pete - Jerry Hollendorfer speedball figures to go as fast and as far as he can; no sense playing coy with this guy.

Long Shot - 2 Hadfunlastnight

Race 9 - 1 1/16th miles (turf), Purse $45,000, Maiden special weights, Fillies, 2-year-olds

5 Elite Eight - Tom Proctor barn has been sizzling hot this meet; Aaron Gryder gets a shot with Gary Stevens in Japan.

10 Practising - The key vote for me on this import is Rafael Bejarano takes the call; I’ll let his agent handicap for me.

Long Shot - 7 Kitten de Pere

Best Bet - 7 Silentio (race 7)

Hollywood Park Sunday - Picks/Winners/Mutuels, 17/4/$28.80; Long Shots, 8/2/$22.00; Best Bet, 1/1/$6.60

Hollywood Park Totals - 200/53/$306.60; Long Shots, 96/16/$164.00; Best Bets, 12/6/$30.20

SIMULCAST PLAY OF THE DAY - #6 Easter Gift (12/1) in race 11 at Churchill Downs. For scoring purposes, we’ll make a hypothetical $2 win, place and show bet, $6 total. On Sunday, Speightshill ran second at Fair Grounds paying $2.40 to place and $2.10 to show. Stats - 184/123/$1,008.60; Follow him on Twitter: @richeng4propick