Aqueduct · Saturday, December 10, 2022 · Race 3 of 9

Claiming

dirt, fastSix FurlongsPurse $35,0005 ranPost 2022-12-10 13:20:00Final time 1:12.80Pool $218,556

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
12Dee Bo
ins-3path trn,lead3/16
Dylan Davis53311—1.8556B
E1 105 · LP 110
21Bustin the Rules
paused4-1/2,3-4w,6w1/4
Madison Olver24422½4.9047B
E1 94 · LP 118
35Casalsa
ins foe,rail trn,tired
Kendrick Carmouche321449¾3.2531B
E1 108 · LP 93
43Miami Chrome
clippd heels4-1/2,fell
Kevin Navarro6—————12.6049B
E1 109 · LP 110
57Ninth Hour
injured4-1/2,vanned
Oscar Gomez1—————4.7061B
E1 109 · LP 110

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

123456start1/41/2stretchfinish1Bustin the Rules5Casalsa2Dee Bo

Fractional times

Call 122.78
Call 247.23
Call 359.80
Final1:12.80

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)2$5.70—
place ($2)2$3.30—
show ($2)2$2.40—
exacta ($1)2-1$14.30$169,579
place ($2)1$4—
show ($2)1$2.70—
trifecta ($0.50)2-1-6$34.87$88,137
show ($2)6$3.30—
Pick 3 ($1)7-5-2$25$74,985
daily double ($1)5-2$8.70$33,499
superfecta ($0.10)2-1-6-5$21.67$44,859

Chart notes

DEE BO was urged along off the pace, slipped past the spill at the nine-sixteenths without issue, moved from the rail to the three path while in dead aim of the leading duo around the turn, gained to take the lead into upper stretch then shook clear and held under strong urging. BUSTIN THE RULES settled along the rail, paused inside of the spill at the nine-sixteenths and left that juncture further behind the leaders, went three then four wide around the turn, floated six wide into the stretch, gained while remaining on his inside lead until the furlong marker then swapped to the proper lead, lugged in while closing outside the sixteenth-pole then was given one pop of a right-handed crop, continued to lug in under hand urging while reaching the hindquarters of the winner into the final sixteenth and missed under right-rein correction but was well clear for the place. POPPY'S PRIDE bumped lightly with a rival at the start then was corrected off heels, disputed the pace on the outside then in the two path on the turn, dropped back in upper stretch and tired but held the show. CASALSA broke out and a bit awkwardly, angled in while going to the front, disputed the pace on the inside of a foe, vied along the rail while still inside that opponent on the turn, dropped back in upper stretch and capitulated. MIAMI CHROME settled off the early pace, checked sharply behind an injured foe at the nine-sixteenths, clipped heels while swerving out then fell but returned to his feet and was caught in the stretch by the outrider then walked off. NINTH HOUR was urged along just off the pace, suffered a significant injury near the nine-sixteenths then had a foe clip his heels and was pulled up then vanned off.