Woodbine · Sunday, November 3, 2024 · Race 8 of 10

Mazarine S.

all_weather, fastOne And One Sixteenth MilesPurse $135,0009 ranPost 2024-11-03 16:52:00Final time 1:45.00Pool $303,643

Good for all except 2,3

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
17Somethinabouther
well timed move,held
Declan Cannon455321—15.8577A
E1 113 · LP 105
210As Catch Can
late surge,just missed
Vincent Cheminaud987852¼18.3552A
E1 110 · LP 106
36Ready for Candy
taken up1/4,rebid 3rd
Jose Campos8786631¼8.5570A
E1 110 · LP 105
43Salt
bump st,trail,rally1/8
Luis Contreras599534215.6075A
E1 107 · LP 104
55Foxtastic
led,gave way70yds
Kazushi Kimura3111152¾1.9073A
E1 120 · LP 100
62Social Code
brk tangle,no room3/8
Jason Hoyte666976637.9566A
E1 112 · LP 102
74Aristella
rally3W5/16,faded16th
Fraser Aebly144447616.7551A
E1 116 · LP 99
89No Time
stopped fence1/4
Patrick Husbands722288185.9044A
E1 119 · LP 89
91Charlotte's Heart
back thru field5/16
Rene Hernandez23379924¼1.9553A
E1 116 · LP 86

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

123456789start1/41/23/4stretchfinish10As Catch Can6Ready for Candy3Salt5Foxtastic2Social Code4Aristella9No Time1Charlotte's Heart7Somethinabouther

Fractional times

Call 124.01
Call 247.65
Call 31:12.59
Call 41:38.53
Final1:45.00

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)7$3.70—
place ($2)7$15.60—
show ($2)7$8.80—
Pick 3 ($0.20)7$68.24$12,238
place ($2)10$16.10—
show ($2)10$10.60—
superfecta ($0.20)7-10-6-3$946.17$87,158
show ($2)6$5.70—
daily double ($1)7-7$89$11,882
exacta ($1)7-10$189.10$208,198
trifecta ($0.20)7-10-6$237.49$127,629

Chart notes

SOMETHINABOUTHER stalked outside in the third flight, loped along making no movement down the backside, mounted a rally circling three wide outside horses three furlongs out, angled to the six path with her sights set on the frontrunner in upper stretch, took control by the sixteenth pole outside and with that well timed late move had just enough in reserve to hold off the late challenge outside at the wire for the victory. AS CATCH CAN was situated outside a runner close to the back of the pack, galloped along making little progression three deep along the backstretch, had a quick turn of foot three wide with runners on both sides moving sharply at the five sixteenths pole, was in range for a piece of the prize three wide by the time they straightened out for the drive, shifted out four wide with a sixteenth left to run and with one last burst closed with a rush just missing at the finish line outside for the win. READY FOR CANDY stalked on the inside close to the back, darted between foes starting to make a sharp move in the two path with three furlongs from home, had to be taken up coming up quickly on a stopping rival having no room to navigate at the quarter pole, lost all momentum, regrouped three wide in upper stretch and tenaciously fought back closing smartly late to be a clear but troubled third while not being beaten all that much for the win as well. SALT was bumped at the start trailing in the early going, settled into stride at the rear three deep down the backside, had a sharp turn of foot circling four wide midway through the final bend, angled five wide at the top of the lane, kept on coming willingly in deep stretch but just missed hold for the show money at the wire. FOXTASTIC seized command right from the start, dictated the pace quickening the tempo up top along the backside, comfortably remained in command unopposed throughout the far turn, was clinging onto the lead in the two path at the furlong marker and gave way seventy yards from the finish line losing a few placings late. SOCIAL CODE broke in a tangle at the start, stalked on the rail in the third group, tried to commence a rally on the fence three eighths from home, was stopped having no room to maneuver when stuck behind a tiring runner on the far turn, could see the field in last with five sixteenths to go, re-rallied three wide around horses by the quarter pole, shifted out to the four path for the stretch drive but failed to fire down the lane. ARISTELLA had a tracking role between runners in the first of two turns, settled in the second flight outside a challenger down the backside, was nudged midway around the last turn three wide between horses making a good rally, continued to run in upper stretch on the fence until the sixteenth pole but needed more late to threaten for a share in deep stretch. NO TIME travelled three wide watching the pacesetter outside into the first turn, moved in to flank the frontrunner outside down the back straight, was urged three eighths out but could not move forward with the leader on the far turn, stopped quickly on the fence at the quarter pole and had no more to offer in the stretch running. CHARLOTTE'S HEART was tucked in on the rail behind the pacesetter in the early stages, travelled on the fence in the second flight on the inside down the backstretch, was roused on the rail three furlongs out offering no response, backed away through the field with five sixteenths remaining and galloped down the stretch to the wire.