Golden Gate Fields · Friday, December 30, 2022 · Race 2 of 8

Claiming

all_weather, fastOne MilePurse $14,5006 ranPost 2022-12-30 13:18:00Final time 1:40.50Pool $54,479

Good for all except 6

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
14Roister
sent,kept to task
Brayan Pena111111—4.0077A
E1 118 · LP 89
26Hula King
crowded st,6wide 3/16
Hugo Herrera3332224¼30.1070A
E1 111 · LP 86
32Mr Botanicals
3wide bid 1/4,outkick
Armando Ayuso55443371.8080A
E1 110 · LP 84
41Fly Buddy Fly
trckd ins,no rally
Assael Espinoza44554481.6063A
E1 110 · LP 84
55Obvious
prompted,gave way
Alexander Chavez22235512¾5.3062A
E1 116 · LP 78
63Tam's Time
trailed throughout
Kevin Radke6666662312.4050A
E1 107 · LP 75

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

123456start1/41/23/4stretchfinish6Hula King2Mr Botanicals1Fly Buddy Fly5Obvious3Tam's Time4Roister

Fractional times

Call 123.79
Call 247.77
Call 31:12.51
Call 41:26.08
Final1:40.50

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)4$0—
place ($2)4$7—
show ($2)4$3.80—
exacta ($1)4-6$74.50$26,645
place ($2)6$19.80—
show ($2)6$8.80—
trifecta ($0.50)4-6-2$143.65$24,808
show ($2)2$2.40—
superfecta ($0.10)4-6-2-1$96.21$16,059
daily double ($2)7-4$29.40$5,342

Chart notes

ROISTER broke alertly and was sent to the early lead, was well handled while dictating terms through the backstretch run, extended the lead nearing the quarter marker, drew clear approaching mid-stretch and kept to task in the late stages. HULA KING was crowded by OBVIOUS at the start and was off a step slowly, tracked the early pace three wide into the first turn, ran in pursuit of ROISTER along the backstretch run, advanced four wide on the second turn, came six wide into upper stretch, could not make headway on the winner in the drive and was best of the rest. MR BOTANICALS was allowed to settle, advanced two wide on the second turn, mounted a three wide bid into upper stretch, was outkicked in the drive and held well for show. FLY BUDDY FLY tracked the early pace from the second flight, saved ground to the second turn, could not keep pace in upper stretch and lacked a late rally. OBVIOUS crowded HULA KING at the start, was a bit keen in the early stages, attended to the decent fractions to the half-mile marker, lost position on the second turn and gave way. TAM'S TIME was unhurried, lost contact nearing the quarter marker and was not a factor.