Race
| Finish | Horse | Owner | Jockey | Finish: Margin |
Speed
Figure |
Earnings
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Used to Be (IND) | Ma Springs | Victoria Myers | 1: 1 1/2 |
$
4,000
|
|
| 2 | Mission Creek (OK) | Nick Shredder | Craig Walsh | 2: 1 |
$
1,760
|
|
| 3 | Joe Mcdonnell (AUS) | Aidan O Brien | Roger Trujillo | 3: 1 |
$
880
|
|
| 4 | Madrugar (SPN) | Rafa Usoz | Ashley Wolf | 4: 1 |
$
560
|
|
| 5 | Potomac Jazz (JPN) | Phil Furlong | Alexa O'Sullivan | 5: 1 1/2 |
$
240
|
|
| 6 | Trail of Shadows (TX) | Sten Rino Haakonsen | John Robertson | 6: 1 3/4 |
$
0
|
|
| 7 | God of Storm (LA) | Grant Carroll | William Gardner | 7: 1 |
$
0
|
|
| 8 | Abra's Kilt (AUS) | Gwendolyn Graye | Elaine Crowe | 8: 1 1/4 |
$
0
|
|
| 9 | Peolio (OK) | Rafa Usoz | Ralph Lopez | 9: 1 |
$
0
|
|
| 10 | Jeblar's Mask (GBR) | Isabella Acres | Naomi Aomori | 10: 1 |
$
0
|
|
| 11 | Passionfruit (KY) | Joe Shaw | Caleb Riddle | 11: 2 1/4 |
$
0
|
|
| 12 | Catnip Kid (JPN) | Joe Shaw | Thomas Long | 12: -- |
$
0
|
Breeder Award: $560
| Used to Be | bl.g.6 |
 |
| Owner: Ma Springs | Breeder: Glenn Larson | |
| Sire: Tragically Hip | Dam: The Black Moon |
| Used to Be - 1 Broke outwards battled responded when urged strongly late | |
| Mission Creek - 2 Broke inwards between foes moved inside second best | |
| Joe Mcdonnell - 3 Broke inwards prompted pace urged along willingly stretch | |
| Madrugar - 4 Away alertly reserved between horses responded when urged tired | |
| Potomac Jazz - 5 Clean start dueled wide off turn hung | |
| Trail of Shadows - 6 Broke inwards taken behind rivals moved between horses outfinished | |
| God of Storm - 7 Steadied start steadied behind horses in tight lane asked but tired | |
| Abra's Kilt - 8 Broke poorly between foes angled in even finish | |
| Peolio - 9 Sluggish start chased pace on rail turn asked but tired | |
| Jeblar's Mask - 10 Broke well no factor early split rivals no headway | |
| Passionfruit - 11 Broke well taken behind rivals shifted out turn no threat | |
| Catnip Kid - 12 Broke outwards steadied behind horses fanned out evenly |