by Steve Wolf, Director of Marketing, Pompano Park

Pompano Beach, Florida – April 13, 2006 – Chip And Gale A, a nine-year-old mare from Australia, goes for her fourth straight win at Pompano Park Friday in the 6th race $9,000 Preferred Pace for mares.

Chip And Dale A, a nine-year-old mare by Caesar Blue Chip, is trained and driven by Daryl Bier for owner Vincent Ali of Manalapan, NJ and starts from post seven at odds of 9/2 despite being nearly every starter in the field last week.

Showing only minor gate speed, Chip And Gale A, has won her past three starts the hard way, by grinding it out on the outside either first-over or with cover. She will likely need some live cover Friday to continue her winning ways.

Turn It On is the 5/2 favorite for driver Wally Hennessey from post five. The eight-year-old daughter of Jate Lobell is the class of the field with $359,000 in career earnings for trainer Ed Prinz, Jr. and owners Kelly Prinz and Gerry Fortino of FL & IL. Two starts back she won in this class by a neck in 1:53.

Other contenders include Hypnotize from post six for driver David Ingraham. She was won two of her four starts in the Preferred Pace and Dunlear Court (post 2), a $66,000 stakes winning filly who was second to Chip And Dale A last week.

Also with a winning streak on the line Friday is the three-year-old Twin B Champ filly, Zegarska Street, who starts from post two in the 2nd race $5,500 pace.

Zegarska Street has won three straight for the Cuzzins Stable of Delray Beach, the fastest a four length romp in 1:54. She will be driven by Kevin Wallis.