Golden Gate Fields · Friday, April 26, 2024 · Race 1 of 7

Maiden Claiming

all_weather, fastOne MilePurse $10,5004 ranPost 2024-04-26 14:17:00Final time 1:39.63Pool $21,660

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
16Veritas Aequitas
trckd 2-3w,drove clear
Alexander Chavez233311—0.8093C
E1 84 · LP 113
23Brother o' Brien
waited 1/4,swung 3w
Frank Alvarado4444322½2.4087C
E1 84 · LP 111
32Grand Slam Kid
slwd pace,gave way 1/4
Aniceto Gomez1111239½2.9051C
E1 88 · LP 102
44Mischief's King
pressed pace,weakened
Luis Jimenez Aburto3222441410.7095C
E1 87 · LP 98

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

1234start1/41/23/4stretchfinish3Brother o' Brien2Grand Slam Kid4Mischief's King6Veritas Aequitas

Fractional times

Call 124.64
Call 250.14
Call 31:15.12
Call 41:27.28
Final1:39.63

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
exacta ($1)6-3$2.60$9,388
trifecta ($0.50)6-3-2$2$6,569
superfecta ($0.10)6-3-2-4$0.40$3,483

Chart notes

VERITAS AEQUITAS stayed in the clear two to three wide, tracked the leading pair from close range always traveling well, was sent after the lead from the five-sixteenths pole, took command, drew off to open lengths in the stretch and won clear. BROTHER O' BRIEN broke out at the start and made light contact with MISCHIEF'S KING, saved ground, settled behind and raced close up to the leading pair to the far turn, became stuck behind horses approaching the stretch allowing the eventual winner to get first run, then swung out to the three path, finished well while racing on the left lead, was gaining once straightened but was too late. GRAND SLAM KID restless in the gate, was sent from the break for the early lead then set about to temper the early pace racing along the rail under a snug hold while pressed by MISCHIEF'S KING, then went together with that foe through very moderate fractions to the far turn, had no response when the eventual winner mounted a challenge from the quarter pole and finished even paced to the wire. MISCHIEF'S KING broke well and pressed GRAND SLAM KID on the lead racing in the two path, came under pressure from the quarter pole, did not go on and was outrun the rest of the way.