Stewart Manor S. Black Type

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TOUPIE left the gate in good order, was rated just off the pace, came under a vigorous hold while just behind the leader from the nine-sixteenths into the turn, drafted along the rail on that bend, was shuffled back some behind the tiring pacesetter near the five-sixteenths, moved to the two path outside the quarter-pole, angled out while put to a drive in upper stretch, remained on her inside lead until just before the furlong marker then swapped to the proper lead, closed well to get the advantage near the sixteenth-pole then moved clear under steady handling. MARCO T. brushed the outside of the gate at the start, settled off the pace, went two then three wide on the turn, came four wide into the stretch, moved in while gaining in the final furlong and finished with good energy for the place. GREAVETTE stalked the pace, made a bid with a half-mile to run, took the lead in the three path at the three-eighths pole, dropped to the two path later on that bend, responded well when asked for his best in upper stretch, was collared by the winner near the sixteenth-pole and weakened but just held the show. SHOP LIFTING came outward at the start, settled off the pace, moved from the rail to the three path on the turn, came five wide into the stretch and improved to just miss the show. EVER SO SWEET (IRE) was forwardly placed on the far outside, went four wide while asked on the turn, came five wide into the stretch, chased into the final furlong and weakened. CAMILA T (IRE) was rated just off the pace, came under urging while two then three wide on the turn and lacked the needed kick. GRAM settled off the pace, raced in the two path on the turn, was taken in hand inside the three-eighths pole, dropped to the rail late on the bend, moved out while asked for her best in upper stretch and lacked the needed response. SHE'S FIRE settled at the rear, went two then three wide on the turn, came six wide into the stretch and was no factor. NICKY JOLENE was urged along towards the front, chased three wide on the turn, angled out in upper stretch and came up empty. ROSIE JEEKS settled towards the rear, went two then three wide on the turn, moved out in upper stretch and failed to threaten. LOVE TO EAT was hustled to the front, showed the way down the backstretch, was urged inside on the turn, lost the lead at the three-eighths pole, dropped back near the five-sixteenths and capitulated.