Bobbin Lee Goes After Fifth Victory in a Row

Bobbin Lee, a 6-year-old Ole’ mare, will try for her fifth win in a row in tonight’s third, a 4 1/2-furlong race for $5,000 fillies and mares.

Reclaimed by owner-trainer Zvi Kriple for $3,200 out of her last race -- a six-length victory Sept. 26 -- Bobbin Lee will be taking on another recent winner, Silky Goose, in the first leg of a pick six with a modest $8,656 carry-over.

Silky Goose, owned by Jose Avila and Adan Farias and trained by Farias, comes off a four-length win over $2,500 claimers Oct. 20. She gets a confident boost in class in going for her ninth victory in 19 starts and retains regular rider Ramon Guce.

Farias, winning at around 20% for the meet, has contenders in two other pick six races. In the sixth for $8,000 claimers at 350 yards, Farias sends Classic Hat Trick -- claimed for $6,250 in an Oct. 18 race in which he was second. In the seventh for $20,000 claimers at 300 yards, he runs Talking Tactics -- a winner of 12 races. Rodrigo Aceves will ride Classic Hat Trick and Talking Tactics.

The picks: 1. Hi Karate Aftershave. 2. Offeredherhonor. 3. Silky Goose. 4. La Flaire. 5. Billy Bob Dave. 6. Fly Jimmy Fly. 7. Talking Tactics. 8. Rhymer.

Four! Use Hi Karate Aftershave and Victory Red in the first, Bobbiesdashinfavorite and Offeredherhonor in the second, Silky Goose in the third and First Temptation, La Flaire, Zelmas Treasure and This Chicks A Dasher in the fourth.

Shots in the dark: Master Cowboy Jazz tries lesser competition in the fifth. Miami Moon Dust came back running for trainer Paul Jones and could repeat in the sixth.

Post time: 7:15 p.m.

On the Net: For entries and results from Los Alamitos, visit: www.latimes.com/horseracing/