Aspen Gal has won four of her five lifetime starts and has dominated in all four victories – winning by an average of four lengths. Ridden by Santa Anita's leading jockey Alex Solis, who has logged more than 50 wins at the current meet, Aspen Gal will be facing her toughest foes yet in the La Habra.

Other contenders include Fortunately and Lucayan Beauty, both of whom will be making their first American start for trainer James Cassidy. The British-bred Fortunately and the Irish-bred Lucayan Beauty both won stakes on the turf in Europe last year.

Jenine Sahadi, who trained last year's La Habra winner Luvah Girl, will have two chances to make it two in a row. She saddles both Solar Fire and Winendyme in this year's edition.

Bob Baffert will also have two entries in Sunday's race including Triple Fantasy, who has won her last two starts and will be taking her first stab at stakes competition.