Woodbine · Friday, July 19, 2024 · Race 7 of 9

Allowance Optional Claiming

turf, firmOne And One Sixteenth MilesPurse $110,70011 ranPost 2024-07-19 16:20:00Final time 1:42.97Pool $204,055

Good for all except 3,4,5,6,7

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
111Swift Delivery
quickly past foes str
Patrick Husbands86101051—2.5047A
E1 100 · LP 107
26Runaway Charlie
bmp st,led,game effort
Eduardo Leiva Flores3111121¼30.7527A
E1 116 · LP 103
32Pierre
bold move1/4,outfinish
Rene Hernandez5863231¼6.9552A
E1 106 · LP 104
48Legal Catch
fan6W3/16,up minors
Daisuke Fukumoto755664326.4022A
E1 107 · LP 104
510Exude
in hunt5W3/16,stalled
Emma-Jayne Wilson10197453¼31.5524A
E1 102 · LP 104
63McAvoy
brsh st,even thru out
Sahin Civaci2434363½7.4521A
E1 111 · LP 102
77Roscar
brk in,lacked room1/4
James Steineman4345773½9.759A
E1 110 · LP 103
85Spinzar
brshd,getting out 5/16
Luis Contreras110111984¾5.800A
E1 97 · LP 101
91Bail Us Out
lacked bid in stretch
Pietro Moran1978895¼5.1049A
E1 106 · LP 103
109Fanore
3W,had little to offer
Jose Campos97891010814.9029A
E1 105 · LP 101
114Hawkesbury
duel lead,engulfed1/4
Fraser Aebly6222111123¾10.9022A
E1 116 · LP 90

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

1234567891011start1/41/23/4stretchfinish6Runaway Charlie2Pierre8Legal Catch10Exude3McAvoy7Roscar5Spinzar1Bail Us Out9Fanore4Hawkesbury11Swift Delivery

Fractional times

Call 123.28
Call 247.17
Call 31:11.76
Call 41:36.69
Final1:42.97

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)11$7—
place ($2)11$4.60—
show ($2)11$3—
Pick 3 ($0.20)3$7.05$21,021
place ($2)6$20.70—
show ($2)6$12.10—
Pick 4 ($0.20)3-3$40.63$96,348
show ($2)2$4.30—
daily double ($1)7-11$14.90$20,015
exacta ($1)11-6$89.70$166,716
superfecta ($0.20)11-6-2-8$63.88$70,654
trifecta ($0.20)11-6-2$27.93$95,599

Chart notes

SWIFT DELIVERY was unhurried travelling four wide outside horses near the back of the pack in the first turn, relaxed well just ahead of one rival down the backstretch, weaved through runners in the two path at the quarter pole, shifted out to the five path at the top of the lane, accelerated quickly when a seam presented itself four wide at the furlong marker and when asked with only mild urging ran by runners to take control seventy yards from home. RUNAWAY CHARLIE was bumped at the break, recovered to take this field into the first turn, set the pace while pressed outside down the backstretch, put away the early speed foe by the quarter pole, braced for the new challenger outside in upper stretch, fought on courageously on the fence to the wire and held for the place share with that solid effort. PIERRE stalked in the third flight between horses, closed in three wide with three eighths to go, poked his head in front outside the pacesetter briefly at the quarter pole but could not find more late and was outfinished by the rivals on both sides in the final sixteenth to settle for third money. LEGAL CATCH tracked three deep outside foes in the second flight down the backstretch, rallied four wide midpoint on the far turn, was fanned out to the six path straightening for home and won the battle for a minor role in the end. EXUDE made a good move, saving ground early getting to the fence into the first turn, stalked near the rear inside down the backstretch, shifted out to be two wide between foes at the three furlong marker, had an impressive turn of foot splitting runners three wide midway on the final bend, was in the hunt in the five path turning for home but stalled a bit with runners on both sides in final sixteenth. MCAVOY was brushed outside on the start, watched the front duo while tucked in on the rail in the early stages of the race, waited on the fence in the far turn, shifted just outside in the two path behind the leaders at the top of the stretch and evened out through the stretch. ROSCAR broke inwards to begin, tracked two wide between foes in the first turn, lacked running room when stuck behind a stopping rival at the quarter pole and had no bid to offer in the drive to the finish line. SPINZAR was brushed on the start, trailed the field down the backstretch, tried to start a rally on the final turn but appeared to be getting out with five sixteenths to go, but did finish with some intent in the four path through the stretch running. BAIL US OUT saved ground throughout, was nestled on the rail in the third tier for the race, had clear run on the fence in the stretch but lacked a serious bid to the wire. FANORE (IRE) stalked in the third flight three wide outside foes for the most part, offered a mild run three wide outside horses at the three furlong marker but had little to offer in the stretch drive. HAWKESBURY broke in to begin, pulled the rider to force the issue outside in the first turn, continued to battle up front down the back straight, had no more to offer when engulfed by runners on both sides at the quarter pole, was checked and retreated in upper stretch.