The featured 10th race is one of a handful of perplexing handicapping challenges on the Sunday card at Gulfstream. There are four European imports to analyze as well as some promising runners returning from long layoffs. The Euros, as always, look dangerous. NOUVELLE VAGUE (1), one of two in here for the Chad Brown barn, showed good tactical speed overseas and might trip out from the rail under John Velazquez. She ran third in a minor stakes race in France last time and seems to class up well with these horses. I’d use her in multiple-race wagers. SYMPATHY (10), also trained by Brown, attracts champion rider Javier Castellano. After her maiden win at 2 at Leicester on Oct. 7, 2014, she was reportedly quoted at 25-1 for the English 1000 Guineas. She must have suffered a significant physical setback, however, as she’s been away since that race. Brown is great off layoffs, and Sympathy shows some promising workouts, but this horse might represent an underlay at 4-1 or shorter. ELEUSIS (3) was purchased for roughly $53,000 at Tattersalls in December. She ran 10 times overseas and seems fairly well exposed. She will stretch out for the first time, adds Lasix, and looms as the biggest price of the imports. I’ll take a wait-and-see approach. Perhaps the most fascinating invader is GOODYEARFORTHEROSES (11), a debut winner over runner-up Redstart (who won her next two races, including the Group 3 Fred Darling Stakes) and third-place finisher Star of Seville (who took her next three races, including the Group 3 Musidora Stakes) in her sole start at 2. Sidelined for eight months, she returned with a troubled sixth-place effort behind Covert Love (who returned to win the Group 1 Irish Oaks, then placed second in the Group 1 Yorkshire Oaks before taking the Group 1 Prix de l’Opera). In her most recent start, Goodyearfortheroses finished ninth but faced a runaway winner in Journey (who came back to run second in the Group 1 British Champions Filly and Mare Stakes). Goodyearfortheroses has faced better horses overseas and will offer a square price for trainer Roger Attfield. She is worth using in the multiples at big odds. Deep-pocketed multiple-race players should also consider BRIDE TO BE (7, tired in her first start off the layoff and should improve with that race under her girth), DEA (9, recently a good-trip runner-up behind a gate-to-wire winner), and SUMMER HOUSE (2, first-time turf runner returning from a lengthy layoff with a strong sod pedigree). I’m curious to see how CASTELLANI (10) performs in her first start since being purchased for $65,000 at the Keeneland January sale. She was somewhat of an underachiever last year for Christophe Clement, with the lone victory coming by a scant nose at Suffolk Downs, but she ran well in her only start against winners at Aqueduct last fall and could be an example of a filly needing time to properly mature and develop. She probably won’t be too far off the pace as she’s fresh and adds blinkers for the first time. I’ll buy a small win ticket if she goes off at her morning-line price of 10-1 or greater. :: Bet Gulfstream Park with DRF Bets and get FREE access to this article and all of DRF Plus, including Gulfstream selections, video, and real-time analysis. COLDGREYDAWN (9) appears to be the one to beat in the ninth race, the first leg of the 50-cent pick five. Second in both starts at 2 for Todd Pletcher, Coldgreydawn finished ahead of two minor next-out winners when chasing a gate-to-wire graduate over a speed-friendly track Dec. 27. I don’t think she’s any superstar, but handicappers looking to spread in other legs of multiple-race bets can lean on her in this spot. There are several options in the ninth race, a maiden special weight for sophomore fillies going nine furlongs on turf. I’ll gamble that LESLIE’S HARMONY (1), a half-sister to the great Beholder, will handle turf for Pletcher. She raced evenly in her dirt debut behind Whistling Straits (entered in Saturday’s Busher Stakes at Aqueduct) and can be forwardly placed from a good inside post position. I’ll play her to win at 4-1 odds or greater. If she doesn’t meet my odds requirements, I might use her in exactas and trifectas with second-time starter TARALENA (7), the late-running ANY GIVEN TRACE (3), and QUEEN CAROLINE (10). The latter bombed twice on dirt last year in New York, but the Blames seem to run on grass. Queen Caroline should show fresh speed at a big number.