Fair Meadows · Monday, June 20, 2022 · Race 6 of 9

Claiming

dirt, fastSix And One Half FurlongsPurse $5,5006 ranPost 2022-06-20 20:25:00Final time 1:20.77Pool $9,513

Good for all except 4

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
16Perfectomundo
up front, kicked clr
Jose Medina33111—2.4050A
25Secret Picasso
wide-ins,winner 2 tuff
Josh Romero5522268.9074A
34Froggy
sqzd start,rail rally
Gerardo Mora666337¼1.9044A
41Familiar Dream
ins-3p upr, faded
Benny Landeros1234410¼14.5056A
53Captain Comeback
widest upr, no rally
Gustavo Herrera4456511½6.3044A
62Major Griffin
pressd btw,angld out
Travis Cunningham2145612¼2.4042A

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

123456start1/41/2stretchfinish5Secret Picasso4Froggy1Familiar Dream3Captain Comeback2Major Griffin6Perfectomundo

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)6$6.80—
place ($2)6$3.80—
show ($2)6$2.40—
exacta ($2)6-5$37$6,254
place ($2)5$7.20—
show ($2)5$4.20—
trifecta ($0.50)6-5-4$21.95$2,834
show ($2)4$2.20—
superfecta ($0.10)6-5-4-1$34.81$1,466
Pick 3 ($0.50)1-1$6.15$716
daily double ($2)3-6$14.60$503

Chart notes

PERFECTOMUNDO hustled from outset to share early command while trekking three wide through the first turn, gained sole command along the backstretch and kicked well clear in final furlong. SECRET PICASSO pressed the early pace as the widest of four rivals around the opening bend, tucked to rail along the backstretch and closed the gap on leader, but proved to be no match for runaway winner in the end. FROGGY was squeezed back at the start, trailed the field through the opening half, then earned the show with a strong rally along the rail in closing strides. FAMILIAR DREAM hustled from outset and shared the early pace as the inside rival, gave way to a pair of foes near the quarter pole, trekked the three path at upper stretch and faded in the end. CAPTAIN COMEBACK lacked a needed rally after settling in behind the early front runners and travelling widest at upper stretch. MAJOR GRIFFIN pressed the early pace from between rivals, angled out entering the final bend but came up empty in closing stages.