Woodbine · Sunday, June 19, 2022 · Race 2 of 10

Starter Optional Claiming

turf, firmOne MilePurse $35,7008 ranPost 2022-06-19 13:45:00Final time 1:35.06Pool $90,693

Good for all except 1

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13Miriam's Sky
stalked rail, bid, up
Leo Salles633211—5.0090A
E1 106 · LP 109
28First Spring
wide rally, willingly
Luis Contreras254332¾11.9568A
E1 106 · LP 109
37Self Inflicted
wide move, flattened
Emma-Jayne Wilson3666531¼2.3055A
E1 104 · LP 109
44Tricky Magician
clear, hooked,resisted
Omar Hernandez Moreno5111241½3.6098A
E1 109 · LP 108
55Dani's Victory
rail trip, evenly late
Gary Boulanger4775452¾6.00100A
E1 103 · LP 107
66Robusto
prompted pace, tired
Jason Hoyte1224662¾12.7599A
E1 106 · LP 107
71Jegos Fire
slow start, wide trip
Slade Jones88577756.0063A
E1 105 · LP 107
82Cerrado
never in contention
Skye Chernetz7488886¼16.6049A
E1 102 · LP 107

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

12345678start1/41/23/4stretchfinish8First Spring7Self Inflicted4Tricky Magician5Dani's Victory6Robusto1Jegos Fire2Cerrado3Miriam's Sky

Fractional times

Call 124.72
Call 247.74
Call 31:11.07
Call 41:22.79
Final1:35.06

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)3$2—
place ($2)3$8.20—
show ($2)3$4.90—
daily double ($1)3-3$39.10$21,618
place ($2)8$12—
show ($2)8$5.60—
superfecta ($0.20)3-8-7-4$373.54$23,897
show ($2)7$2.80—
exacta ($1)3-8$94.65$56,505
trifecta ($0.20)3-8-7$103$40,747

Chart notes

MIRIAM'S SKY stalked the loose pacesetter inside, angled out into the stretch, collared the leader and edged clear following a long drive. FIRST SPRING settled outside, advanced wide on the turn and continued willingly while unable to get by the winner. SELF INFLICTED raced close up three wide, loomed a stretch threat but flattened out. TRICKY MAGICIAN quickly moved clear setting the pace in hand, was collared in the lane, resisted but weakened. DANI'S VICTORY saved ground throughout, chased the leaders then went evenly late. ROBUSTO prompted the pace in the two path then proved empty in the stretch. JEGOS FIRE broke slowly then was steered very wide and was finished after half a mile. CERRADO dropped back early and was never in contention.