While sloppy tracks may cause many trainers to delay breezing horses, that is typically not the case at Churchill Downs, a surface widely considered to handle rain better than most. So even on a rainy Sunday morning in the Bluegrass, Iroquois runner-up Tight Ten breezed at Churchill, covering five-eighths for trainer Steve Asmussen in 1:01 2/5.

A 20-1 outsider on Daily Racing Form's latest Breeders' Cup Juvenile Line, Tight Ten is established over the Churchill Downs surface, having broken his maiden there, in addition to a half-length loss to the now sidelined Cairo Cat in the Iroquois. In between, he ran second in the Saratoga Special.

His past performances are attached.

Articles and odds on possible Juvenile starters can be found at the link below:

https://www.drf.com/events/breeders-cup-juvenile