The bay colt finished his breeze easily, breathing lightly as his hooves brushed over the turf in his cool down. City Lights was his normal calm self as the two other juveniles passed by him, seeming to snort a greeting as they cantered together. The second foal of Seattle Sun was putting in his final work before his debut in the Jumping Beans Maiden Sprint over at Green Horse Fields. The bay colt's combination of thoughtfulness and his affinity for the preceder leg type would be lethal on the track. He would wait for when he thinks the front runners are just tiring out, then City Lights would put on a show. He'll give it his all and does even better when the crowd starts to scream and shout. Dylan finally pulled San-San to a stop, leaning down to pat his neck with a smile before going to next mount. 

From the moment Usotsuki stepped into the sale ring, Elizabeth knew she had to have him in her racing roster. Even before the sale she had enjoyed seeing the colt's playful antics and high energy when he appeared at the prospect races.She knew if that energy was channeled right, he would be a stunning race horse. Lillian guided him carefully around the track, making sure Hot Flash had enough room to move on her own. Hot Flash was also another horse Elizabeth and Tony both agreed had amazing potential, with relations to Deathflash's Pride and successful half sister in her three year old year. When the black filly and the gray colt breezed together, Uso kept by her side like glue, which resulted in both having a duel when they were asked for more speed for the finish. It seems as if all the pent up energy Uso keeps is finally released when he takes off for the home stretch, which was evident when he pulled away from Ash. The filly showed she needed more urging and noise to fuel her fire, which should be alright once she starts in her debut January week 2 at the GHF January Maiden Turf. Uso would also debut the same week, running at BSD's Lalun Maiden.

The ebony colored filly looked like a pony compared to her 16.3HH running mate, Veracious. The two worked in a slow canter together, their strides lulling and their hoof beats in sync. Adalia and Veracious were two last minute additions to the Y18 juvenile racing roster, but two very much needed to fill in some gaps. Tony had decided on breezing the two fillies on the dirt track, since both would be making their debut over the surface, Adalia January week 2 at BSD and Veracious a week later in the GHF Legacy Series. During the breeze, Vera had led most of the way since Ada had pushed her to be a front runner instead of a stalker. The change in position didn't bother the filly at all, taking it all in stride and not feeling the pressure of Ada trailing close behind. Tony and Lillian both were relieved that Vera could make the position change so easily, as it would help her greatly throughout her career. Adalia held back to much and wasn't able to work up her speed in time to catch Vera when the stretch came, but her jockey could now adjust the timing just right.