Central Park S. Black Type

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SPIRIT PRINCE angled in early and put a few foes in tight quarters, went three wide on the first turn, was hard held while rated just off the pace, remained under tight restraint while inside to the two path on the far turn, was asked in the four path into the stretch, came in while taking the lead near the three-sixteenths then was straightened by the rider, responded well in the final furlong and held under strong urging. WALLEY WORLD bumped with a rival early then was taken up, was reserved in the two path, came under urging on the far turn, chased in the stretch and finished with good courage for the place. TYPHOON FURY was bumped hard at the start and forced into another foe then was taken up, went three to four wide on the turns, shifted six wide near the three-sixteenths and finished willingly to get the show. FRONTLINE WARRIOR made light contact with a foe at the start, was forced out early, went four wide on the first turn, was reserved off the pace, came under encouragement while three wide on the far turn, came five wide into the stretch, pursued the vanguard in the drive and was outfinished. SANDERSON bumped hard with a rival at the start, saved ground at the rear, came off the rail late on the far turn and improved position while near the inside in the stretch. WINE COLLECTOR broke out and bumped hard with a foe, was rated on the inside, came off the rail on the far turn, spun three wide into the stretch then angled out and just missed the superfecta. BUFFOON (FR) made light contact with an opponent at the start, settled in the two path, came four wide into the stretch and lacked the needed kick then was vanned off after the race. QUOKKA was forced out early then taken up, checked while rank and swerved out five wide into the first turn, remained five wide around that bend, settled on the outside, moved from three to five wide on the far turn, came six wide into the stretch, drifted out outside the furlong marker and was no factor. RUDDY BUDDY bumped with foes early, went around the first turn in the two path, showed the way on the inside of a rival, vied along the rail on the far turn and weakened. BLUE CREEK angled in at the rear, saved ground at the back, angled four wide late on the far turn, came five wide into the stretch, moved out outside the furlong marker then dropped back in and failed to threaten. UNCLE TRULY bumped with a rival early, showed speed on the inside, was eased back off the pace early on the backstretch then taken back, came up empty along the rail on the far turn and capitulated. DAY AWAY went five then four wide on the first turn, tugged hard on the bit onto the backstretch, attended the pace on the outside under a tight hold, was asked in the two path on the far turn, spun three wide into the stretch, checked near the three-sixteenths and had nothing left.