Maiden Claiming

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PERFECT PLAY got over to the inside from his outside post into the first turn but had only two rivals beaten, stayed inside down the backside to get into range on the far turn, was run into the back of a stopping foe and steadied back at the quarter pole, regrouped and zipped up the fence to bid turning for home, had the lead quickly and opened up down the lane. MY REDEMPTION was bumped by a rival at the start and settled off the pace along the inside, followed the winner on the far turn and into the stretch but was no match for that one's kick, up the fence for the place spot at the sixteenth pole and driven hard to hold that spot. CAM WOOLLEY sat on the rail in midpack, angled out two to three wide between rivals on the far turn and out in the five path turning for home, closing gradually down the lane while remaining on his left lead to get the show spot. AUKSINE KULKA bumped a rival at the start and chased in the two path early, advanced to tackle the pace survivor on the far turn and had the lead turning for home but the winner zoomed by to his inside soon after and he lost positions in the final sixteenth. BROKE AN BROKEN settled in midpack but dropped back to off the pace by early on the far turn, re-rallied along the rail to behind a wall of runners in midstretch, yanked out to the outside of that group and went by them in the six path but was no threat to the top four. HAYROLL off the pace and two to three wide early, circled the field three to five wide on the far turn and out in the eight path turning for home, evening out in the final sixteenth. MORE HARDER chased the two early leaders along the inside, began to lose ground midway on the far turn and did not recover. TIMMINS on hold and three wide near the back on the first turn, got inside late on the backside and angled out three wide at the quarter pole but his rally stalled in the final furlong. DONTCALLMESWEETY began awkwardly but recovered quickly to set a fast pace while being pressed by a rival, shook that one off late backstretch but was immediately challenged by another foe, headed by that one late on the far turn and called it a day from that point. CALM DOWN was four wide and off the pace early, advanced three to four wide into range on the far turn and out in the six path turning for home, dropping back in the final furlong. INNOCENT MOVES hustled for the early lead and dueled with a rival to his inside through fast fractions, began to leak oil into the far turn and backed through them. WALSINGHAM chased three wide on the first turn, began to drop back late backstretch and retreated.