Claiming

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R CALLI KIM was eager under restraint into the first turn, checked in the two path on that bend, was reserved towards the rear, traveled around the far turn in the two path, was roused four wide into the stretch then tipped further out at the three-sixteenths, rallied outside under a right-handed crop into the final furlong and closed strongly to get up late. CAFE FLEUR (FR) broke out at the start, angled in at the rear early, saved ground on the first turn, settled at the back, moved from the rail to the two path on the final turn, was roused at the quarter-pole, came under increasing urging in upper stretch, moved out near the furlong marker then went between foes and finished with good energy to just get the place. TASS bumped with a rival at the start, saved ground under tight restraint on the first turn, moved out early on the backstretch, tracked the pace under a very snug hold, made a bid outside the leader in the two path on the far turn, gained the advantage while set down into upper stretch, led under a drive into the final sixteenth but was overtaken then just lost the place while just able to get the show. STRONG ODOR bumped with a rival at the start, went three wide on the first turn, settled off the pace, was given her cue in the two path on the far turn, shifted four wide into the stretch, chased the leader in the drive and finished willingly to just miss the show. LINNY KATE was fractious in the gate, became rank under restraint nearing the first turn, checked along the rail on that bend, was well placed down the backstretch, saved ground on the far turn, was asked near the five-sixteenths and lacked the needed response. PEACE SEEKER broke out at the start, moved in nearing the first turn, went three then four wide on that bend, settled on the outside but with the benefit of cover, raced three wide on the far turn, was roused five wide into the stretch and failed to threaten. SISTER ANNIE showed speed while in hand, fought the restraint of the rider in the two path on the first turn, showed the way while continuing to fight the rider some, was asked while inside on the final turn, lost the advantage into upper stretch and gave way. JACKIE THE JOKER rounded the first turn in the three path, stalked the pace on the outside, was asked in the three path on the far turn, dropped back five wide into the stretch and had nothing left. LUCKY PERIDOT went three then four wide on the first turn, settled on the outside but with the benefit of cover, was roused three wide on the far turn, dropped back six wide into the stretch and failed to respond.