Snow Me Tries to Make It Two in a Row

Less than three weeks after a decisive maiden victory, Snow Me will try for a repeat in tonight’s seventh race, a $12,850 allowance at 300 yards.

Owned by James Helzer and trained by Blane Schvaneveldt, the 3-year-old This Snow Is Royal gelding earned his first victory in his fourth start March 15. As a 2-1 favorite, he won by more than a length under jockey Alex Bautista.

The field also includes two other 3-year-olds who recently graduated. Control Freak beat $12,500 claimers by a half-length for trainer Jesus Enriquez on March 14 and First Tycoon won by the same margin for trainer Jose Antonio Flores on March 8.

Rounding out the lineup is the Chuck Treece-trained duo of Shawnee Slade and Special Fast Lady, Ease Past Sister and Point Break.

The picks: 1. Parlando. 2. Oncet. 3. Fax Her Fast. 4. Emmy Time. 5. Adams County. 6. Pebblzz. 7. Snow Me. 8. Score One.

Four! Single Parlando in the first and the Oncet-Glaise entry in the second, use Tylers Cash Flow, Fax Her Fast, Watching The Pie, Genes Special Moon and Lil Secret in the third and Emmy Time, Really A Redhead and Takin On A Dream in the fourth.

Shots in the dark: This Cat Will Fly makes her local debut for trainer Carlos Lopez in the fifth. Love The Lady is reunited with Bautista in the sixth.

Post time: 7:15 p.m.

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