Prairie Meadows · Saturday, September 21, 2024 · Race 7 of 9

Claiming

dirt, fastSix FurlongsPurse $15,2005 ranPost 2024-09-21 20:41:00Final time 1:10.57Pool $6,628

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
16Biyombo
vied,clear,pull away
Glenn Corbett12111—3.7095B
E1 118 · LP 114
23Rock City Rocket
4-5wd upr,good finish
Alberto Pusac333324¾1.3086B
E1 118 · LP 108
34Champion by Design
in back,up 3/8,vied tn
Kevin Roman552237¼3.2072B
E1 114 · LP 101
45Lover Boy
chase 3wd,no threat
Walter De La Cruz245449¼4.60106B
E1 115 · LP 103
52Burn Jakey Burn
vied,collared 3/8,tire
Ken Tohill41455165.1064B
E1 118 · LP 90

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

12345start1/41/2stretchfinish3Rock City Rocket4Champion by Design5Lover Boy2Burn Jakey Burn6Biyombo

Fractional times

Call 122.27
Call 245.30
Call 357.44
Final1:10.57

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
exacta ($2)6-3$27.60$4,137
quinella ($2)3-6$8$745
trifecta ($0.50)6-3-4$11.85$3,112
Pick 3 ($0.50)6-1$9.90$1,311
Pick 4 ($0.50)1$19.15$5,728
daily double ($2)7-6$22$766

Chart notes

BIYOMBO broke on top then quickly took on challengers and vied with BURN JAKEY BURN up the backstretch, began to edge away from rival while taking on the challenge of CHAMPION BY DESIGN entering the turn, vied for the lead then shook free at the head of the lane, quickly widened to a clear advantage and kept to task. ROCK CITY ROCKET tracked the pace up the backstretch, hustled along four to five wide into upper stretch, finished with good response and cleared second best. CHAMPION BY DESIGN raced in the back in the opening quarter, quickly moved up to challenge BIYOMBO for the lead leaving the backstretch, vied around the turn, could not move on with eventual winner at the head of the lane and weakened to show. LOVER BOY vied briefly in opening stages then weakened out of top flight, chased three wide around the turn and into upper stretch and lacked a needed rally. BURN JAKEY BURN vied for the lead up the backstretch, got collared by the eventual winner entering the turn and steadily retreated.