Wrath will be searching for his third straight win when he starts as the probable favorite in the Wednesday feature at Louisiana Downs. He goes in the sixth, a first-level allowance for 3-year-olds and up over a mile and 70 yards. The race is one of three high-end offerings on the card. Wrath invades from Lone Star, where his Texas-based ownership, M and M Racing, was poised to win the owner title Wednesday night. The horse captured a $15,000 conditioned claimer by 3 3/4 lengths June 22. The Beyer Speed Figure of 81 he earned is the best last-race number in the field Wednesday. “He does seem like a horse that’s getting better,” said trainer Robertino Diodoro. “He’s a nice horse. He’s not a world beater, not a stakes horse, but he is a horse that’s getting better.” :: Click to learn about our DRF's Free Past Performance program. Diodoro said he was looking for a spot for Wrath with the meet winding down at Lone Star and came across Wednesday’s option. The chief threats appear to be Run Tappy and Zing Zang. ◗ M and M Racing and Diodoro also have the probable favorite in Wednesday night’s featured eighth race at Evangeline Downs in Opelousas, La. They send out recent private purchase Bring Me a Check. He’s part of a field of eight in the entry-level allowance for 3-year-olds and up at a mile on turf. Bring Me a Check was second by a neck at the same distance on turf in his last start, a $25,000 conditioned claimer June 29 at Lone Star. The Beyer of 79 that he earned is the best last-race number in the field at Evangeline. “With Evangeline done at the end of the month and Lone Star done now, we wanted to get him in a race,” Diodoro said. “We’re seeing what we got.” Ty Kennedy has the mount on Bring Me a Check, a 3-year-old by Fast Anna.