Maiden Special Weight

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U SHOULD B DANCING was bumped in the hindquarters at the start, settled on the outside, went three wide for most of the turn then shifted four wide, rallied six wide into upper stretch, closed strongly while remaining on her inside lead to take the advantage inside the furlong marker, swapped to the proper lead shortly thereafter and proved best under good handling. LISA'S VISION was forced out at the start and off a half-step slow while corrected by the rider, settled in the front half of the field on the outside, drafted in the two path around the turn, was asked at the quarter-pole, came out while roused for more inside the three-sixteenths, rallied to the lead while dropping back closer to the rail outside the furlong marker and was overtaken by the winner while clear for the place. VOLEUSE stood in the gate and was off slow, spotted the front a few lengths, moved up under urging then settled off the pace, saved ground through the turn, shifted three wide into the stretch, followed the runner-up into the final furlong and finished willingly for the show. MISS MALALA broke out at the start, settled near the back, saved ground for most of the turn then shifted three wide, came five wide into the stretch and improved position. SINFULLY SWEET bumped lightly with a foe at the start then was hustled, was well placed just off the pace on the inside of a foe, chased in the two path around the turn, spun three wide into the stretch under a drive, was carried out inside the three-sixteenths and weakened. CINDY'S CHOICE broke out at the start, settled on the outside, was roused three wide on the turn, swung five wide into the stretch and lacked the needed response. BUNTY WINDERMERE went to the front, showed the way on the inside, was roused for more into the stretch, lost the advantage outside the furlong marker and gave way. LOLLYGAG bumped lightly with an opponent at the start, settled off the pace, saved ground through the turn and failed to respond. BIG BEAN CHRISTINE tracked the pace on the outside, was given her cue in the three path on the turn, spun four wide into the stretch and came up empty. MISS FLINTSHIRE leaned in and brushed the gate then bumped the hindquarters of a foe, settled at the rear on the outside, went three wide for most of the turn then dropped to the rail and was no factor.