Golden Gate Fields · Sunday, June 2, 2024 · Race 4 of 8

Claiming

all_weather, fastSix FurlongsPurse $11,5005 ranPost 2024-06-02 14:59:00Final time 1:11.64Pool $108,123

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13Yoderando
well handled,came back
Frank Alvarado11111—2.6055B
E1 94 · LP 112
25Roses R Blue
pressd,led,nailed wire
Assael Espinoza22222a nose2.3068B
E1 93 · LP 112
37Trojan Way
3w,chased,gd effort
Luis Jimenez Aburto3333312.0059B
E1 91 · LP 111
41Matchless
outrun,wide late rally
William Antongeorgi III555445½3.2049B
E1 71 · LP 115
56A Broken Breeze
inside,no rally
Francisco Monroy444557¾19.6051B
E1 77 · LP 109

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

12345start1/41/2stretchfinish5Roses R Blue7Trojan Way1Matchless6A Broken Breeze3Yoderando

Fractional times

Call 123.37
Call 246.88
Call 359.05
Final1:11.64

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)3$7.20—
place ($2)3$3.40—
show ($2)3$2.60—
exacta ($1)3-5$8.10$44,843
place ($2)5$3—
show ($2)5$2.20—
trifecta ($0.50)3-5-7$12.05$32,389
show ($2)7$2.60—
superfecta ($0.10)3-5-7-1$3.69$19,020
daily double ($2)5-3$40.80$4,872
Pick 3 ($0.50)3-5-3$26.15$5,221

Chart notes

YODERANDO broke best seized the early lead and set a measured pace two paths away from the rail, went in hand through the turn despite some pressure from ROSES R BLUE just to the outside and TROJAN WAY another path out, held sway through the turn then responded when roused at the top of the lane, opened up in upper stretch, then lost the lead inside the eighth pole then came back on under strong handling and intermittent urging to prevail. ROSES R BLUE pressed the pace set by YODERANDO but allowed that one to set the tempo, went through moderate fractions to the turn, then moved up to challenge in earnest from the five-sixteenths pole, bid three wide into the stretch and could not get by the rival at first then took a short lead in mid-stretch but was outfinished in the final yards by the resurgent foe. TROJAN WAY stalked three wide to the turn, continued that path through the turn, bid for the lead approaching the quarter pole, chased the top pair home but came up short in a good effort. MATCHLESS dropped far back early, started to run on from the three-eighths pole, passed one but had too much ground to make up on the others. A BROKEN BREEZE was outrun early and chased the leading trio to the turn, saved ground to no avail, lacked any rally and was never a factor.