22:12 Saratoga Tips

Looks like the most reliable win candidate in a wide-open turf sprint. He's coming off a solid fourth in the Grade 1 Jaipur, where he held his own in a much tougher field, and now drops slightly in class into listed-stakes company. His tactical speed is a major asset in these 5½-furlong Saratoga turf sprints, where position early often decides everything. He also gets a favorable setup against several rivals who prefer to come from off the pace, giving him the chance to control things or sit just off the lead. If he repeats his Jaipur-level effort, he should be very tough late.

Perfectly poised in stall one, jockey John Velazquez can have his mount in the perfect position to be well capable of lifting the Harvey Pack Stakes of $126,000, either by being prominent or leading. He has come back from a break after winning at Del Mar and can be fit and ready to strike, being fresh.

Full Disclosure will be ridden by star jockey Tyler Gaffalione (120 lbs)-one of the most successful and effective riders on the East Coast circuit-which always instills extra confidence in any competitor. His speed ratings over his last four outings have remained stable and solid within a competitive range of 86, 94, 87, and 90. His performance in January at Gulfstream Park, where he posted a 94, demonstrates that he has the numerical potential to contend for the top spots if he is at the top of his game. Although he is a capable runner, this race is an ungraded stakes event with a lucrative $200,000 purse that has attracted several of the circuit's best turf sprinters. Full Disclosure is coming off a disappointing run in his last outing (May 2)-a Grade 2 event (Turf Sprint G2)-where he finished seventh; today, he faces formidable rivals in peak form, such as Bring Theband Home (#1) and Twenty Six Black (#4).