Tampa Bay Downs · Saturday, December 18, 2021 · Race 5 of 10

Maiden Claiming

turf, firmOne And One Sixteenth MilesPurse $18,00011 ranPost 2021-12-18 14:13:00Final time 1:43.94Pool $196,797

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
112I'm Buzzy
reserved rail,4w rally
Isaac Castillo11010311—3.2085A
E1 102 · LP 102
28Gold Watch
bmpd st,3w btw,angld4w
Simon Camacho-Benitez9777624¼2.8045A
E1 106 · LP 102
31Sign and Seal
hemmed rail,clipped1/8
Hector Diaz, Jr.7999536¼2.2041A
E1 105 · LP 102
43Tiz Nena
circled 5w, angled in,
Jesus Castanon10885347½19.5034A
E1 105 · LP 99
57Baby Luck
bumpd2x st,drifted1/8
Ronald Ordonez4211447½10.2049A
E1 114 · LP 97
65Big Tentations
dueled rail, gave out
Jorge Urdaneta2122267¾23.0027A
E1 114 · LP 97
711Amazing Mskitty
settled, passed tiring
Jan Batista811111871228.4016A
E1 95 · LP 94
810Buffalo Dancer
tracked 3w,faded early
Pablo Morales6451098167.7012A
E1 108 · LP 96
96Tea's Dream
bmpd st,btw foes,empty
Fernando De La Cruz36447917¾58.0011A
E1 108 · LP 92
104Anahiya's Dream
tracked rail,retreated
Roberto Alvarado, Jr.556811018¼20.2012A
E1 107 · LP 94
119Rough Enough
forward 3w, gave way,
Rocco Bowen1336101118½81.4024A
E1 111 · LP 93

How the race unfolded (position at each call; hover a line to follow one runner)

1234567891011start1/41/23/4stretchfinish8Gold Watch1Sign and Seal3Tiz Nena7Baby Luck5Big Tentations11Amazing Mskitty10Buffalo Dancer6Tea's Dream4Anahiya's Dream9Rough Enough12I'm Buzzy

Fractional times

Call 122.89
Call 247.31
Call 31:12.17
Call 41:37.69
Final1:43.94

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)12$8.40—
place ($2)12$4.20—
show ($2)12$2.80—
exacta ($1)12-8$17$165,503
place ($2)8$4.40—
show ($2)8$3—
trifecta ($0.50)12-8-1$33.05$87,445
show ($2)1$2.60—
superfecta ($0.10)12-8-1-3$20.02$56,449
superfecta ($0.10)12-8-1-7$19.29$0
Pick 3 ($0.50)2-3-12$24$20,173
Pick 5 ($0.50)3-4-2-3-12$215.80$117,529
daily double ($1)3-12$26.40$18,881

Chart notes

I'M BUZZY, reserved while angling sharply to the rail racing through the chute, continued under rating along the inside to the backstretch, switched out after a half, then was prompted to advance with a sharp move racing four wide through the far turn, rallied to the front midstretch and went clear under firm handling. GOLD WATCH, bumped at the start, was settled outside foes racing three deep off the second flight to the backstretch, continued in that path gaining some position between foes racing into the far turn, shifted out four wide racing through the stretch but continued willingly to prove best of the others. SIGN AND SEAL, reserved along the inside behind the second flight racing to the backstretch, was hemmed along the rail awaiting an opening entering the far turn, switched out to split foes three deep nearing upper stretch, appeared to clip heels when losing her path to BABY LUCK nearing midstretch, but altered course to race in the seven path in the final stages while finishing with interest to prevail for a share. TIZ NENA settled between foes racing behind the second flight to the backstretch, switched out racing into the far turn to circled foes five wide, angled inside racing into upper stretch and lacked the needed final kick. BABY LUCK ducked inwards bumping TEA'S DREAM, then shied outwards bumping GOLD WATCH at the start, was urged between foes to gain terms prompting the pace racing to the backstretch, continued in a protracted skirmish to upper stretch while drifting out, shifted inwards sharply crossing a rival's path midstretch and continued well enough to finish on even terms with a rival at the wire. BIG TENTATIONS, urged to the lead along the inside disputing the pace racing to the first turn, dueled for command into upper stretch but gave out once headed by the winner. AMAZING MSKITTY settled outside foes racing to the backstretch and passed only tiring rivals. BUFFALO DANCER tracked off the first flight three wide racing to the backstretch and faded early. TEA'S DREAM, bumped at the start, recovered to track the leaders between foes in second flight racing to the far turn and gave way racing into the lane. ANAHIYA'S DREAM tracked the leaders inside rivals as part of the second flight in early stages but steadily retreated racing into the far turn. ROUGH ENOUGH, forwardly placed three wide tracking just off the dueling leaders, gave way after a half.