Prevalence puts in final Florida work before heading to Big Apple for G2 Wood Memorial

Godolphin’s Prevalence registered his final work before shipping to New York for Saturday’s Grade 2, $750,000 Wood Memorial presented by Resorts World Casino, posting a half-mile breeze in 47.60 seconds Sunday at his home base at the Palm Meadows Training Center in Boynton Beach, Florida.

Trainer Brendan Walsh said he’s been pleased with the Medaglia d’Oro colt’s training and will see him ship to New York on Wednesday, when the draw will occur.

Prevalence, is 2-for-2, recording a 8 1/2-length debut victory on January 23 at Gulfstream Park and following with a three-length score stretched out to a mile on March 11 at the same track.

“He worked here this morning at Palm Meadows and it went very well and he’s flying up there on Wednesday. It looks like he’s going into the race in good shape,” Walsh said. “It’s another step now, so we’ll find out if he can go the two turns as well. This will answer our questions and be a good test for him.”

Walsh said he’s optimistic Prevalence can handle the challenge of shipping in for a race for the first time, citing his demeanor and temperament.

“He’s a very nice, quiet, easy-going horse and I don’t think the travel will affect him at all,” Walsh said.

Jockey Tyler Gaffalione, aboard for Prevalence’s first two starts, will have the return call in the Wood Memorial.