One Last Run for Megahertz

The $500,000 Yellow Ribbon, which will be run for the 29th time today, will be the final start at Santa Anita for Megahertz.

The diminutive mare, who is scheduled to be retired at the end of the year, has won eight of 12 in Arcadia and will be favored in the Grade I at 1 1/4 miles.

Owned by Michael Bello and trained by Bobby Frankel, Megahertz has won five of eight at the distance. Alex Solis will ride the English-bred, who has won 13 of 32 and has earned $1,961,594.

Frankel also will be trying to win another significant race with a female turf performer in New York. Earlier in the day, Melhor Ainda will take on eight in the $75,000 Flower Bowl Invitational at Belmont Park.

The Flower Bowl, also run at 1 1/4 miles, is among five Grade I races on the card at Belmont.

Race of the day: Lost In The Fog will seek to remain unbeaten and win for the 10th time as he takes on six in the $100,000 Bay Meadows Speed Handicap. Russell Baze will ride the 3-year-old Lost Soldier colt for owner Harry Aleo and trainer Greg Gilchrist in the six-furlong contest. This will be the first start at Bay Meadows for Lost In The Fog, who has victories at seven tracks -- Golden Gate Fields, Turf Paradise, Gulfstream Park, Aqueduct, Belmont, Calder and Saratoga.

The Bay Meadows Speed Handicap will be Lost In The Fog’s final start before the Breeders’ Cup Sprint.

One for the road: Cosmonaut is a better colt on the turf and can rebound in the fourth at Belmont. Edgar Prado will ride the gray son of Lemon Drop Kid for Flying Zee Stables and trainer Carlos Martin in the $46,000 allowance at one mile.

Exotically speaking: A pick three using Puppeteer, Celtic Sword and Siren Lure in the third, Wild Fit in the fourth and Rock Hard Ten, Roman Ruler and Gotaghostofachance in the fifth.

Winners: Previous day/meet total: 4/7. Money: Previous day/meet total: $6.40/$33.60. Total money bet: $50.