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MISS SAN GABRIEL went to the front, showed the way while inside to the two path, responded well when asked outside the quarter-pole, held a clear advantage under a strong hand-ride into the final furlong then came under a right-handed crop and held under strong urging. TAP IT UP was well placed just off the pace on the inside, came under encouragement on the far turn, moved to the two path outside the quarter-pole, chased the winner under a drive in the stretch and just held the place. LADY JASMINE was hustled from the gate, stalked the pace on the outside in the two to three path, was given her cue on the final turn, chased the top two while remaining on her inside lead to the sixteenth-pole, swapped to the proper lead at that point and just missed the place while clear for the show. ANILEATE threw her head to the outside while away awkwardly then bumped with an opponent, lugged in some on the initial straightaway, was taken up off heels while near two bumping foes into the first turn, went three wide going around that bend, was reserved on the outside but with the benefit of cover, went three then four wide on the far turn, came five wide into the stretch and lacked the needed kick. FROSTY INVASION bumped hard with an opponent into the first turn, rounded that bend in the two path, was rated off the pace, moved in nearing the half-mile pole, saved ground while roused on the far turn and also lacked the needed kick. SNOW LOVES A FIGHT was taken under tight restraint early, went three wide on the first turn, was rated near the middle of the field, came under urging in the two path on the far turn, moved out under a drive in upper stretch and failed to rally. SISTER NELL was taken under a tight hold early then reserved under stout restraint in the two path, came under urging near the quarter-pole and also failed to rally. HARLAN'S BOND bumped with a rival at the start, went three wide on the first turn, was rated off the pace, traveled three wide while asked on the far turn, was driven four wide int the stretch and lacked the needed response. POUT bumped hard with a foe into the first turn then checked sharply along the rail early on that bend, dropped well behind while saving ground, came out into the stretch and was eased but walked off. THE THREE-QUARTER FRACTION WAS HAND-TIMED DUE TO A TIMING ISSUE AND PROVIDED BY THE NYRA STEWARD