Lone Star Park · Friday, June 28, 2024 · Race 3 of 8

Claiming

turf, firmFive FurlongsPurse $18,0008 ranPost 2024-06-28 19:31:00Final time 56.33Pool $18,703

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart3/163/8stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
15A Roze and Wine
pc in,lasted,gate
Christopher Elliott11111—3.3077A
E1 113 · LP 113
26Night Orb
stalk 2w,no match
Ernesto Valdez-Jiminez422222¼3.4049A
E1 113 · LP 107
33Maggie d'Cause
chs in,3w,need more
Richard Eramia633334½7.4058A
E1 113 · LP 101
42Tay Tay's Baby
brsh,in,mild rlly late
Iram Diego755445¼7.7049A
E1 113 · LP 99
58Gray Zone
imped,sted late,empty
Luis Quinonez577655¾22.6053A
E1 113 · LP 98
69Fast Track
brk in,bp,2-3w,no rspn
Erik Asmussen244567¼1.7054A
E1 113 · LP 94
77Basket Case
brk out,bmp,no threat
Rene Diaz366778¼12.1049A
E1 113 · LP 92
81Street Tapper
brush, no menace
Obed Sanchez8888810¼16.4046A
E1 113 · LP 87

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

12345678start3/163/8stretchfinish6Night Orb3Maggie d'Cause2Tay Tay's Baby8Gray Zone9Fast Track7Basket Case1Street Tapper5A Roze and Wine

Fractional times

Call 121.69
Call 244.28
Final56.33

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)5$8.60—
place ($2)5$5.40—
show ($2)5$3.80—
exacta ($2)5-6$26.80$9,962
place ($2)6$5.20—
show ($2)6$3.80—
superfecta ($0.10)5-6-3-2$24.84$2,699
show ($2)3$5.80—
trifecta ($0.50)5-6-3$52.10$5,366

Chart notes

A ROZE AND WINE showed the way from the inside into the turn, maintain a steady hand ride while being pursued by an outer foe into the early stretch, then dug in and was in an all out drive and lasted to the wire to prove best. NIGHT ORB stalked the emerging leader while two wide, was in a long drive leaving the turn, rallied in attempt to overtake the lead, lacked the winning bid and held onto the place position. MAGGIE D'CAUSE chased the pace from the inside, came out three wide leaving the bend to rally bid in the stretch, needed more and maintained the show position. TAY TAY'S BABY was brushed at the start, was allowed to settle along the rail early, then rallied in the upper stretch and kept on down the lane to no avail in the end. GRAY ZONE was bumped on both sides at the start, then was unhurried early, steadied in the late stretch and came up empty. FAST TRACK broke inwardly and bumped foe, then chased the pace while two to three wide into the turn and lacked the needed response in the stretch. BASKET CASE broke outwardly and bumped foe, was allowed to settle towards the back, bid while coming out three wide in the upper stretch and never threatened. STREET TAPPER brushed foe at the start, was out run and was no menace.