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SUMMER BOURBON one of the quickest out of the starting gate, retained its prominent position, got guided into the two path path, proceeded along well rated disputing the pace, went about the task from between rivals beginning from the general area of the five-sixteenths marker, was on the verge of assuming control when switched over to stronger handling a furlong down the road, did indeed emerge as the one to catch at the eighth pole, was under attack by WINNING DRIVE from that juncture onward, dug in with determination to preserve the score. WINNING DRIVE at a considerable distance from off the rail throughout, stalked the front runners from path four on the turn, was still in it when called upon for more in the vicinity of the three-sixteenths pole, having vied as the widest of a threesome starting an eighth earlier, dueled with winner the entire final furlong, got staved off. TALE OF MIST took up residence in midpack, travelled three wide on the turn, angled out five wide for the drive, gained ground in a steadfast manner en route for the show. SAN JUAN DIEGO well held keeping watch on the pace from path two until the end of the bend, paused in hand awaiting options heading for the quarter pole, slithered out towards path four early during the stretch drive, made no headway. HOORAY FOR HARVEY off without apparent mishap, was parked out four to five wide on the turn, got sent out towards path seven from upper to midlane, venturing onward as the widest of all, rallied mildly securing a minor slice of the purse. HURRICANE DANCER pursued the pace from path two, was under a drive spinning into the lane, lacked the necessary response. STUDIO B tracked the pace from along the inside route, under some hand urging seemingly from the get-go, tipped out into path three at the top of the lane, backed away. WE SHOULD TALK grabbed the advantage shortly after the field had been released, shifted over to the inside route, was forced to fend off the confidently-ridden winner to his outside, saw the second place finisher add himself to the pace scenario as the half was being rattled off, got set down a few jumps later, relinquished, was still weakening steadily when expertly and rapidly taken in hand by the pilot after taking bad steps beyond the sixteenth pole, managed to get pulled up soon afterwards and was subsequently vanned off. COACH VILLA three wide at the top of the turn, got spotted in path five at the top of the lane to no avail.