Mountaineer · Monday, August 7, 2023 · Race 1 of 8

Claiming

turf, muddyFour And One Half FurlongsPurse $11,0006 ranPost 2023-08-07 19:02:00Final time 52.53Pool $28,784

Good for all except 5,7

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
1DQ8Warrior Empress
cut off foes after brk
Charle Oliveros2111—3.80140B
E1 105 · LP 112
21Stradari
tighten rail angle out
Juan Leon12222¼3.5079B
E1 102 · LP 104
33Untouched Elegance
gained position 6 wide
Edgar Paucar36535½2.6083B
E1 87 · LP 94
45Canelita
in tight bumped early
Noel Vigil44446¼26.4044B
E1 98 · LP 91
57Risata
cut off steadied break
Luis Batista63357¼2.2055B
E1 99 · LP 89
62Ever So d'Wild
always outrun
Yuri Yaranga55669½5.0054B
E1 89 · LP 83

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

123456start1/4stretchfinish1Stradari3Untouched Elegance5Canelita7Risata2Ever So d'Wild8Warrior Empress

Fractional times

Call 122.47
Call 246.13
Final52.53

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)1$9—
place ($2)1$4.60—
show ($2)1$3.60—
place ($2)3$4—
show ($2)3$3.40—
superfecta ($1)1-3-5-7$365.70$6,337
show ($2)5$5.80—
trifecta ($1)1-3-5$125.60$10,901

Chart notes

WARRIOR EMPRESS came in cutting off rivals soon after the break, tightened rival on rail into the turn clearing there cutting the corner into upper stretch widening there holding safe to wire. STRADARI sent hard was tightened along the rail into the turn chasing to upper stretch angling out to the three path there finishing well. UNTOUCHED ELEGANCE slow early swung out to upper stretch gaining some position while six wide. CANELITA was in tight being bumped steadying briefly after the break, chased on the turn tiring in upper stretch. RISATA was cut off steadying briefly after the break, chased on the turn tiring in upper stretch. EVER SO D'WILD was always outrun. OBJECTIONS FROM THE RIDERS OF STRADARI FOR INTERFERENCE INTO THE TURN AND RISATA FOR INTERFERENCE AFTER THE BREAK WERE LODGED AGAINST WARRIOR EMPRESS, THE RISATA CLAIM WAS UPHELD AND WARRIOR EMPRESS WAS DISQUALIFIED AND PLACED FIFTH.