Starter Optional Claiming

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DISCREPANCY broke a step slow on the outside, sat off the pace, traveled two wide on the turn, split foes at the quarter pole, closed into the final furlong, drew latched onto the leader from inside approaching the sixteenth pole, dueled late and won the bob at the wire. UR IN TROUBLE broke out then went up to take control, set the pace under pressure from inner rival then between foes past the half-mile pole, held a short lead inside WOODBINE WAY around the turn, drifted out in upper stretch, held a short lead over rivals on both sides into deep stretch, dueled outside DISCREPANCY late and got outnodded on the line. WOODBINE WAY broke out, stalked the leader early then challenged from outside on the backstretch, kept the pressure on through the turn, got floated out in upper stretch and could not summon the needed late kick in deep stretch. WHY BEHAVE broke a step slow, raced in range up the backstretch, saved ground through the turn, stayed within striking distance down the stretch but finished evenly late. GYPSY LYNN threw her head then dwelt at the start, had one rival beat three wide into the turn, moved out to the four path briefly then angled inward at the quarter pole, kept trying down the lane but failed to threaten in the late stages. DANCE KID threw her head then hopped in the beginning, trailed along the inside into the turn, saved ground to the stretch and failed to menace. SHE'S RESILIENT pressed the pace from inside, chased the top pair along the rail into the turn, drifted out to the four path around the bend and weakened in the lane. THE STEWARDS REVIEWED THE START OF BOTH DANCE KID AND GYPSY LYNN AND RULED THAT BOTH HORSES CAUSED THEIR OWN PROBLEMS AND ARE CONSIDERED STARTERS.