I don't see any big surprises so far.
Coltandmississippi - Started his career off nicely at Saratoga. But the subsequent three races are not great. While Todd Pletcher trains, that doesn't automatically mean he is a contender. Needs move forward.
Seven Trumpets - All three starts for this Dale Romans runner came in sprints, and this is a one-turn route. A step forward is possible. He did beat New York Central, who returned to win next out. Also, Nov. 25 runner-up Battle Station is a decent horse. Chance.
Regalian - Difficult to trust off a slow maiden claiming-level win.
Factor This - Most of his route efforts are decent. Still, according to BRIS the trainer is 0 for 5 in graded stakes over the past year. The BRIS Speed Figure for the Dec. 17 win is nothing special. Wait and see for now.
Smooth B - Drowned by nine lengths in an ungraded Parx stakes limited to Pennsylvania breds. Trainer is 0 for 18 in graded stakes.
Old Time Revival - Nifty pedigree for this son of Brethren. Second dam is Precious Feather, who produced champion filly Awesome Feather. Still, is he fast enough? Throw out those two five-furlong races. The maiden breaker at seven furlongs is something to build on, and he does show a recent bullet. Maybe this one can hang around late for a share.
Firenze Fire - Class of the field won the Champagne. Sure, it had a nice pace setup, but he also won the Sanford at Saratoga a few months earlier. He is obviously the best horse on paper, and it will be hard to go against him.
Glennwood - Not seeing it. Recently lost by eight lengths to Seven Trumpets, and had to break his maiden in a 20k claimer two starts back. Pass.
Conclusion
Firenze Fire
Seven Trumpets
Old Time Revival
*subject to change