Colonel John tunes up for CashCall Futurity

Colonel John is coming off two consecutive victories (Benoit Photo)

Three juveniles turned in their final major workouts on Monday in advance of

the $750,000 CashCall Futurity (G1), Saturday's closing day feature at Hollywood

Park.

Real Quiet S. winner COLONEL JOHN (Tiznow) breezed five furlongs in :59 on

Cushion Track at Hollywood Park. The move was the fourth-fastest of 58 works at

the distance.

Trained by Eoin Harty, Colonel John could go postward as the favorite in 1

1/16-mile CashCall Futurity. After finishing a close second in his debut at Del

Mar, the bay colt broke his maiden by 4 1/2 lengths going seven furlongs in 1:21

2/5 at Oak Tree, then drew off to a convincing three-length score in the 1

1/16-mile Real Quiet on November 18 at Hollywood Park. Corey Nakatani is

expected to retain the mount.

Hollywood Prevue S. (G3) runner-up INTO MISCHIEF (Harlan's Holiday) breezed

five furlongs in 1:02 3/5. The Richard Mandella trainee broke his maiden by 2

1/2 lengths in his debut at Oak Tree, then battled gamely before finishing

second to MASSIVE DRAMA (Kafwain) in the seven-furlong Hollywood Prevue on

November 22. Victor Espinoza has the call.

TRES BORRACHOS (Ecton Park) worked five furlongs in 1:01 4/5 for conditioner

Beau Greeley. The bay gelding broke his maiden over this track and trip in his

last start.

The probable 14-horse field, with likely riders, consists of Colonel John;

EATON'S GIFT (Johannesburg), Rafael Bejarano; Generous S. (G3) second INDIAN SUN

(Indian Charlie), Alex Solis; Into Mischief; Massive Drama, Kent Desormeaux;

stakes-placed MEAL PENALTY (Tale of the Cat), Ramon Dominguez; undefeated MONBA

(Maria's Mon), Garrett Gomez; Cradle S. hero OLD MAN BUCK (Hold That Tiger), Pat

Valenzuela; Real Quiet second OVEREXTENDED (Monarchos), Martin Garcia; REFEREE

(Distorted Humor), Julien Leparoux; Grade 1-placed SHORE DO (Include), Michael

Baze; multiple stakes winner SIERRA SUNSET (Bertrando), Russell Baze; Breeders'

Futurity (G1) runner-up SLEW'S TIZNOW (Tiznow), Joseph Talamo; and Tres

Borrachos, David Flores.