Race
| Finish | Horse | Owner | Jockey | Finish: Margin |
Speed
Figure |
Earnings
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eye Doctor (FL) | Bill Deitch | Wilson Wilcox | 1: 1 1/4 |
$
7,500
|
|
| 2 | Saharan I (GBR) | Meagan D'Amoure | Emma Huffman | 2: 1 |
$
3,300
|
|
| 3 | Capt. Mainwaring (GBR) | Lee Key Shipyard | Amber Fox | 3: 1 1/2 |
$
1,500
|
|
| 4 | Ventifact (SAF) | Lee Key Shipyard | John Smith | 4: 1 |
$
1,050
|
|
| 5 | Snabi (AUS) | Matt Woolfolk | Miguel Lucero | 5: 2 |
$
300
|
|
| 6 | Thierry (KY) | Jon Xett | Carlos Gonzales | 6: 1 |
$
0
|
|
| 7 | Raging Roger (NY) | Mike Prevost | Walter Russo | 7: 1 |
$
0
|
|
| 8 | Blinding Stage Act (AUS) | Charles Bunbury | George Washington | 8: 1 1/4 |
$
0
|
|
| 9 | Conjoined (AUS) | Susie Rydell | Gail Sparks | 9: 1 1/4 |
$
0
|
|
| 10 | Double Standard (IRE) | Nena Olson | Wayne Wolf | 10: 1 3/4 |
$
0
|
|
| 11 | Italian Job II (IRE) | Paul Sellers | Wayne Duffy | 11: 1 |
$
0
|
|
| 12 | Just Be Still II (AUS) | Sonja Kahkola | Malcolm Tochigi | 12: -- |
$
0
|
Breeder Award: $1,350
| Eye Doctor | b.g.2 |
 |
| Owner: Bill Deitch | Breeder: Gary Stewart | |
| Sire: Adjust the Lens | Dam: Green Machine I |
| Eye Doctor - 1 Broke quickly dueled angled in proved best under urging | |
| Saharan I - 2 Broke poorly dueled responded when urged could not match winner | |
| Capt. Mainwaring - 3 Broke quickly tucked in wide off turn willingly stretch | |
| Ventifact - 4 Fell to knees at start dueled moved inside was not a threat | |
| Snabi - 5 Broke well steadied angled in flattened out | |
| Thierry - 6 Broke outwards steadied behind horses angled in no rally | |
| Raging Roger - 7 Broke well held in mid pack wide off turn dropped out | |
| Blinding Stage Act - 8 Broke quickly lagged early on rail turn was not a threat | |
| Conjoined - 9 Sluggish start taken back wide turn flattened out | |
| Double Standard - 10 Broke inwards tucked in along rail angled out even finish | |
| Italian Job II - 11 Broke well taken behind rivals angled in hung | |
| Just Be Still II - 12 Broke inwards taken behind rivals moved between horses evenly |