Pleasanton · Sunday, October 20, 2024 · Race 2 of 8

Claiming

dirt, fastFive And One Half FurlongsPurse $17,0005 ranPost 2024-10-20 13:18:00Final time 1:03.15Pool $21,943

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/43/8stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13Sir Greyson
duel, won geard down
Alexander Chavez22111—0.20115B
E1 121 · LP 114
25Winter Falcon
trkd,bid1/4,held 2nd
Santos Rivera3332247.1087B
E1 118 · LP 106
34Bobby's Alibi
stp slw,5w,mssd 2nd
Kevin Orozco544434½12.9077B
E1 110 · LP 106
41Hey Batman
inside,no factor
Hugo Herrera455548½16.9070B
E1 109 · LP 99
52Evenerevenworse
dueled to 1/4, spent
Assael Espinoza1123512½6.6072B
E1 123 · LP 92

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

12345start1/43/8stretchfinish5Winter Falcon4Bobby's Alibi1Hey Batman2Evenerevenworse3Sir Greyson

Fractional times

Call 121.92
Call 243.84
Call 356.57
Final1:03.15

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)3$2.40—
place ($2)3$2.10—
show ($2)3$2.10—
daily double ($2)5-3$270.80$2,318
place ($2)5$4.20—
show ($2)5$2.60—
exacta ($1)3-5$3.40$6,860
show ($2)4$4—
trifecta ($1)3-5-4$15$6,661

Chart notes

SIR GREYSON broke well and dueled with EVENEREVENWORSE through swift fractions, left that rival behind at the quarter pole, opened up in the stretch and won geared down at the wire. WINTER FALCON tracked behind the speed duel then made a bid for the lead near the quarter pole, loomed three to four wide at the top of the stretch, proved no match for the winner but was kept to task in the stretch and held off BOBBYS ALIBI for the place. BOBBY'S ALIBI was allowed to settle from the break, raced at the rear of the field but pushed on to stay in contact, went into a drive with three furlongs to came into the stretch about five wide and ran on well but came up short for the place. HEY BATMAN was outrun from the break, tracked on the rail behind the pace battle, saved ground through the turn but dropped well behind before the three furlong marker, was kept to task and finished evenly. EVENEREVENWORSE broke best and dueled with SIR GREYSON to the turn, gave way approaching the quarter pole and shortened strides in the final furlong.