Woodbine · Saturday, August 3, 2024 · Race 7 of 10

Maiden Optional Claiming

turf, firmOne MilePurse $65,70010 ranPost 2024-08-03 16:17:00Final time 1:37.74Pool $239,216

Good for all except 2,3

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
111Storms of Life
got up last few jumps
Rene Hernandez101010761—11.8566A
E1 97 · LP 107
210English Jubilee
to lead16th,not enough
Patrick Husbands999632a nose3.7551A
E1 101 · LP 105
33Just Magnificent
brk in,no match top 2
Ryan Munger2222132¾4.3557A
E1 109 · LP 99
46Silent and Sinful
even thru-out,fringes
Emma-Jayne Wilson4334444¾7.2562A
E1 109 · LP 100
55Princessonamission
led,headed1/4,faded
Fraser Aebly31112558.5549A
E1 114 · LP 97
68Vrana
inrange4Wstr,faltered
Luis Contreras5443566¾5.3539A
E1 107 · LP 98
74Duval Street
mild run4W3/8,weaken
Sahin Civaci7665777½3.8552A
E1 104 · LP 98
82Good News Money
bump st,no factor
Damario Bynoe8881088824.7553A
E1 101 · LP 102
91Scat Humor
midfield rail,tired1/4
Jeffrey Alderson15589911¾63.5030A
E1 106 · LP 98
109Princess Jade
4Wturns,nevercontended
Da-Sean Gaskin6779101012½15.4563A
E1 101 · LP 98

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

12345678910start1/41/23/4stretchfinish10English Jubilee3Just Magnificent6Silent and Sinful5Princessonamission8Vrana4Duval Street2Good News Money1Scat Humor9Princess Jade11Storms of Life

Fractional times

Call 123.11
Call 247.30
Call 31:12.26
Call 41:25.08
Final1:37.74

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)11$25.70—
place ($2)11$10.60—
show ($2)11$6.40—
Pick 3 ($0.20)1-1-11$22.18$37,527
place ($2)10$5.60—
show ($2)10$3.80—
Pick 4 ($0.20)7-1-1-11$129.52$115,295
show ($2)3$4.10—
daily double ($1)1-11$31$31,295
exacta ($1)11-10$55.80$181,426
superfecta ($0.20)11-10-3-6$394.37$74,109
trifecta ($0.20)11-10-3$80.10$105,128

Chart notes

STORMS OF LIFE was allowed to settle at the back into the first turn, galloped along finding her stride trailing the field down the back straight, began to reach for ground smartly going by rivals at the quarter pole, shifted out five wide for clear run at the top of the lane and under a well timed late run got up for the win in the shadow of the wire outside. ENGLISH JUBILEE settled near the rear just outside horses in the first turn, started to mount a rally going through rivals at the half, waited for a seam with a quarter mile to run, shifted inwards to the rail by upper stretch, angled out three wide taking control at the sixteenth pole but could not fend off the surging winner outside in deep stretch. JUST MAGNIFICENT broke in, bumping rival on the break, contested the lead on the rail in the first turn, patiently llet the frontrunner go ahead down the backstretch, rebid outside by the quarter pole, briefly poked her head in front between runners with a furlong remaining, was no match for the top two late but did stay on gamely for third money. SILENT AND SINFUL tracked on the fence in the second flight in the early stages, kept pace when roused through the far turn and finished up evenly to the wire to be a fringe player in the end. PRINCESSONAMISSION pressed the pace issue outside into the first turn, opened up on the field along the backside, was headed outside by the quarter pole, was just clinging to the lead on the fence with an eighth to go and faded in deep stretch. VRANA (IRE) stalked in the third flight outside down the backstretch, chased the front pair, two wide outside rivals in the far turn, in the four path was in the hunt straightening for home but could not continue the rally and faltered at the furlong marker. DUVAL STREET travelled in mid-pack outside a runner, rallied four wide outside rivals with three furlongs to go taking closer order, was in range in the four path turning for home but weakened with a furlong left to run. GOOD NEWS MONEY broke out, bumping foe on the start, was ahead of one rival down the backside, could see the field when stuck behind a tiring horses on the fence at the quarter pole and could not factor in the drive to the wire. SCAT HUMOR settled on the rail in mid-division in the early stages, had no more to offer when roused on the rail in the final bend and tired on the fence at the quarter pole. PRINCESS JADE travelled four wide near the rear in the first turn, made no impression three deep along the backside, had little to give four wide outside foes on the far turn and failed to get into contention down the lane.