Here’s a look at the all-stakes late pick four. Race 7 – Grade 3 Athenia The starting point for anyone betting this race is #7 Off Limits. She is one of three entered for Chad Brown, but if she repeats her last race, she is winning the Athenia. Off Limits was super-impressive in winning the Noble Damsel last time with a strong run from off the pace (and a career-best 105 Beyer Speed Figure), but it could be argued that she will be tough in today's race if she just manages to run as well as she has in any of her four starts this year.  She is the horse to beat and a must-use in the pick four, but I will also use one of her stablemates, #1 Elysea's World, and the California shipper #12 Decked Out in my play. Elysea's World is a closer still looking for her first win of 2017, but she is consistent and projects to have some pace to run at late.  Decked Out has a tough outside post, but she is another horse who can take advantage of any pace that develops, and she is making her third start off the layoff after getting in a couple of decent prep runs last month.  Race 8 – Grade 3 Turnback the Alarm The 3-year-old #3 Miss Sky Warrior is returning from a layoff following her eighth-place finish in the Kentucky Oaks back in May, but this looks like a good spot for her to get started. She is the speed of this race, and despite compiling a record of 5 wins from 7 starts, including four graded stakes, she is actually underrated. She just has to be ready off the bench. The only backup for me will be #4 Verve's Tale. She was a Grade 3 winner last year and has faced tougher than this right along in 2017.  Race 9 – Grade 3 Bold Ruler It will be interesting to see what #9 Seymourdini does as the morning-line favorite. While he may be the most talented horse in the field, things haven't always gone perfectly for him, and he once again missed some time following a third straight blowout win when last seen July 3.  I'm using him but think #11 Divining Rod is actually the horse to beat. Divining Rod has always been a good horse, but he found his calling when turned back to the one-turn Cigar Mile at the end of last year. He just missed in that race, and since returning to the races this summer, he has concentrated on shorter, one-turn races to positive effect. The only other horse I'll include is #1 Tale of S'avall. He is 4 for 4 in non-stakes races in his career and 0 for 11 when moved up in class, but he is capable of a race that would make him competitive here if he can work out a trip from the rail, and he will be a square price at post time. Race 10 – Awad Stakes The pick four closes out with a tough race for 2-year-olds on turf. It goes with a field of 10 and lacks a standout. #6 War Chest is the favorite on the morning line following his debut win with a field-best 77 Beyer for Shug McGaughey. Perhaps this race is all about him, as he did some nice things in that race to win first out for a trainer who isn't known to crank them up, and did so despite racing greenly early, but he also had a fast pace to close into, which certainly helped his cause.  I'm also using #1 Way Early, another impressive debut winner while making a strong late run into a fast pace, and #10 Lone Sentry, who went out of town to win his maiden in an easier spot but did so while closing into a slow pace, and his career debut at Saratoga was a promising effort.