Race
| Finish | Horse | Owner | Jockey | Finish: Margin |
Speed
Figure |
Earnings
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | None Other (JPN) | Leigh Ann Anderson | Caleb Frost | 1: 1 |
$
7,500
|
|
| 2 | Shinyuu (NY) | Danny Derby | Nathan Williams | 2: 3 1/4 |
$
3,300
|
|
| 3 | Ebony and Ivory (TX) | Charles Bunbury | George Washington | 3: 1 1/4 |
$
1,500
|
|
| 4 | Ring of Desires (FL) | Chani Ruzzo | Aaron Fox | 4: 1 1/4 |
$
1,050
|
|
| 5 | Guess Sometimes (KY) | Johanna Stk | James Stevens | 5: 1 |
$
300
|
|
| 6 | Shotel (UAE) | Jolene Danner | Miguel Byrne | 6: 1 3/4 |
$
0
|
|
| 7 | Justenuff (MD) | Todd Whisenant | Ryan Shepard | 7: 1 1/4 |
$
0
|
|
| 8 | Heaven's Omen (FRA) | Bob Oliva | Thomas Clifton | 8: 1 1/4 |
$
0
|
|
| 9 | Lazy Kat (CA) | Matthew Young | Allison Arnold | 9: 1 |
$
0
|
|
| 10 | Chimes II (JPN) | Stormy Peak | Kirk Ritter | 10: 1 1/4 |
$
0
|
|
| 11 | Madam II (FL) | Nate Matamoros | Orlando Garcia | 11: 2 |
$
0
|
|
| 12 | Cheer Up II (FL) | Stormy Peak | Parker Fox | 12: -- |
$
0
|
Breeder Award: $1,350
| None Other | dkb.f.2 |
 |
| Owner: Leigh Ann Anderson | Breeder: Leigh Ann Anderson | |
| Sire: One and Only | Dam: Nenana I |
| None Other - 1 Broke outwards showed speed urged along ridden out | |
| Shinyuu - 2 Steadied start hustled early on rail turn willingly stretch | |
| Ebony and Ivory - 3 Fell to knees at start saved ground wide off turn willingly stretch | |
| Ring of Desires - 4 Broke smoothly from gate off the pace moved inside tired late | |
| Guess Sometimes - 5 Broke inwards lagged early shifted out turn evenly | |
| Shotel - 6 Broke outwards dictated pace angled in held position | |
| Justenuff - 7 Broke well held behind rivals saved ground belated rally | |
| Heaven's Omen - 8 Sluggish start held behind rivals split rivals flattened out | |
| Lazy Kat - 9 Broke inwards settled well saved ground outfinished | |
| Chimes II - 10 Broke quickly lagged early moved inside no threat | |
| Madam II - 11 Steadied start tracked between in tight lane evenly | |
| Cheer Up II - 12 Broke well held behind rivals on rail turn was not a threat |