Woodbine · Saturday, June 22, 2024 · Race 8 of 10

Alywow S. Listed

turf, goodSix And One Half FurlongsPurse $100,0006 ranPost 2024-06-22 17:09:00Final time 1:16.45Pool $111,961

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
14Dancing Duchess
led 3/8,clr,kept busy
Sahin Civaci12111—1.45109B
E1 85 · LP 111
27Uphill Dance
fanned 6w,second best
Ryan Munger666421½8.85114B
E1 75 · LP 111
35Creed's Gold
btwn,4w str,nod show
Kazushi Kimura5553325.00120B
E1 80 · LP 110
42Zo Lee
bmpd brk,mssd 3rd btwn
Luis Contreras3445429.35110B
E1 80 · LP 110
53Karaya
prompt insd,outkicked
Patrick Husbands2122523.75116B
E1 85 · LP 108
66Rosa
3-4w trn,bob past 5/16
Pietro Moran4336684.00109B
E1 81 · LP 99

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

123456start1/41/2stretchfinish7Uphill Dance5Creed's Gold2Zo Lee3Karaya6Rosa4Dancing Duchess

Fractional times

Call 123.78
Call 247.20
Call 31:10.03
Final1:16.45

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)4$4.90—
place ($2)4$3.10—
show ($2)4$2.50—
Pick 3 ($0.20)9-2-1$10.03$16,144
place ($2)7$6.60—
show ($2)7$4—
superfecta ($0.20)4-7-5-2$86.32$25,424
show ($2)5$3.10—
daily double ($1)2-4$11.65$13,423
exacta ($1)4-7$21.70$65,291
trifecta ($0.20)4-7-5$21.73$40,402

Chart notes

DANCING DUCHESS got away well and had the very early lead before relegated to second pressing up the backstretch from outside, moved to a short lead three furlongs out, drew clear in mid-stretch under urging and was kept busy to the wire. UPHILL DANCE settled at the rear tucking in but off the rail, fanned six wide leaving the far turn, edged past rivals late to be a clear second best but was no match for the winner. CREED'S GOLD brushed a rival lightly after the start, stalked from between the second flight, moved out four wide for the drive, kept on well to get the nod for show in a three-way photo. ZO LEE was bumped at the start and prominent in the very early going before being taken back to track in behind the leading pair and inside foes in the second group, kept on three wide between runners in the stretch but missed show. KARAYA bumped the inside rival at the start, moved forward between under mild coaxing, gained the lead soon after and forced the pace from inside, could not kick on with the top one and was outfinished for the minor awards. ROSA was brushed lightly after the start, stalked from outside, advanced three to four wide on the turn, bobbled or appeared to jump past the five-sixteenths coming to the top of the stretch, floated out a couple paths, was not persevered with late once clearly beaten.