Indian Summer S. Presented by Keeneland Select Listed

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PRIVATE CREED tracked three wide and between horses, tucked two wide into the turn, tipped four wide in upper stretch for clear sailing, rallied to take aim on the leading pair in the final furlong, ranged up to them while subtly being herded out entering the final sixteenth, and drove clear. MO STASH broke a step slowly while bumping an inner rival at the start, settled off of the pace three wide, swung to the six path turning for home, took a brush from an inner rival in upper stretch before rallying with a good kick outside of foes, aimed between the top pair entering the final sixteenth, but steadied when NO NAY HUDSON (IRE) slightly shifted into his soon after that marker, yet sustained his charge to gain place from that foe while chasing the outer leader home. NO NAY HUDSON (IRE) bobbled at the start while still breaking towards the front, vied for the lead three deep, dueled with a game GHENT in upper stretch, sparred into the final furlong before PRIVATE CREED ranged up alongside, drifted out slightly as that foe bid entering the final sixteenth, then yielded to him and another rival in the closing stages. GHENT set the pace inside of a pair of hounding rivals, dueled gamely inside of NO NAY HUDSON (IRE) through midstretch, and yielded a sixteenth from home. MOUNSIEUR COCO took a bump from an outer foe at the start, laid off of the pace two wide and between horse, shifted out to the five path in midstretch before getting outkicked by an outer rival, and kept on. BOURBON THERAPY broke out and was taken in hand to be corrected, stalked two wide and between horses, tucked to the rail into the turn, then only managed to chase through upper stretch before tiring. KBCYA LATER tracked along the inside, but failed to sustain that position into the turn, chased under urging around the bend, shifted off of the fence in upper stretch, but paused mildly in midstretch, then lacked a bid thereafter. REVERE NOTE saved ground at the rear, but to no avail. NUMERO SEIS vied for the lead two wide and between horses, but weakened entering the lane. CASTELMOLA chased from midpack in the four path, then tired in the five path entering the lane. THE RIDER OF MO STASH CLAIMED FOUL AGAINST THE RIDER OF PRIVATE CREED FOR INTERFERENCE IN THE FINAL FURLONG, BUT THE OBJECTION WAS DISALLOWED BY THE STEWARDS