Mountaineer · Wednesday, December 7, 2022 · Race 2 of 8

Claiming

dirt, sloppyFive And One Half FurlongsPurse $7,9007 ranPost 2022-12-07 19:26:00Final time 1:06.25Pool $18,777

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/43/8stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
15Drum and Bass
ins move led angled5wi
German Rodriguez76411—8.1058B
E1 94 · LP 116
27Gottagetitback
vied mid tk, saved 2nd
Luis Batista233325¾1.7060B
E1 104 · LP 105
33Smarty John
hooked turn, weakened,
Kevin Gonzalez311236¾1.6058B
E1 112 · LP 103
46Siakam
lost ground even fin6w
Angel Diaz645547½18.1050B
E1 95 · LP 102
52Jocko Road
slow early, 7wi lane
Edgar Paucar456658¾2.9047B
E1 95 · LP 100
64Magic Mountain
dueled turn faded 4p
Yuri Yaranga122461527.9040B
E1 108 · LP 90
71Acting Prince
always outrun
John Davila, Jr.577771938.5023B
E1 94 · LP 84

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

1234567start1/43/8stretchfinish7Gottagetitback3Smarty John6Siakam2Jocko Road4Magic Mountain1Acting Prince5Drum and Bass

Fractional times

Call 122.40
Call 247.09
Call 359.67
Final1:06.25

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)5$8.20—
place ($2)5$4.40—
show ($2)5$3.20—
daily double ($2)1-5$61.60$2,784
place ($2)7$3.60—
show ($2)7$2.60—
show ($2)3$2.40—
superfecta ($1)5-7-3-6$794.30$5,128
trifecta ($1)5-7-3$93.90$7,734

Chart notes

DRUM AND BASS slow early was hustled along the inside on the turn surging to lead in the two path upper stretch angling out to mid track while drawing off late. GOTTAGETITBACK chased the pace pressing three deep on the turn coming five wide in upper stretch responding near mid track to save place. SMARTY JOHN sent clear set the pace being hooked on the turn extending in the three path upper stretch weakening late. SIAKAM broke slowly rushing on the outside through the turn moving six wide down the lane finishing evenly. JOCKO ROAD slow early lost ground to upper stretch posing no menace seven wide. MAGIC MOUNTAIN pressed the pace dueling on the turn fading in the four path down the lane. ACTING PRINCE was always outrun.