Maiden Optional Claiming

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REBELIOUS stalked on the rail in the first turn, rated kindly settling into stride near the back along the back straight, edged closer by the half, shifted out four wide following a rival making a quick move at the quarter pole and under left handed encouragement, closed fast in the final eighth to get up just in time for the win. MYRA'S BOY was brushed outside on the start, was pushed out six wide in the first turn, improved smartly down the back straight, cruised around foes four wide midway on the final turn, bid up top in upper stretch, seized the lead at the furlong marker but was caught late by the winner who was closing sharply. MONDAY MORNING broke in to begin, was fanned five wide between horses in the first bend, settled in midfield three deep along the backside, was battling for a share in the two path between foes at the top of the lane and gamely with horses on both sides closed for show in the final eighth. LOST STAR took control from the start, dictated the pace with the wind down the backside unopposed, was still clinging onto the front in mid-stretch but had little left late and faded in the final seventy yards to be a fringe player in the end. DUBAWI BULL broke outwards on the start, stalked in the three path between foes on the first turn, settled in the third flight, inside down the backstretch, closed the gap three furlongs from home and finished willingly in the two path to the wire. ITS TIME TO SHINE tracked three wide outside in the first turn, continued three deep keeping a close eye on the pacesetter down the backside, took up the chase midway on the far turn when urged left handed, could not find more in the lane and gave way with runners on both sides at the furlong marker. AWESOME ENTRY was pushed out on the start, travelled on the rear near the back of the pack in the beginning, was scrubbed on three furlongs out, offered little rally and was one paced to the finish line. REDNECK REBEL was bounced around when in tight between horses in the first turn, travelled outside runners in the third flight down the back straight, was ridden between foes three furlongs out, lacked a rally and had no finish in the four path in the stretch drive. GOOD SIN was brushed inside to begin, trailed in the early stages of the race, could not get involved on the final turn and passed a stopping foe in the stretch. SPEEDY BULLEIT veered out on the break, tracked two wide on the first turn, content to watch outside the pacesetter along the backstretch, was asked for more three eighths out, had little response and emptied out on the fence at the quarter pole.