Woodbine · Friday, November 15, 2024 · Race 9 of 10

Allowance Optional Claiming

all_weather, fastSix FurlongsPurse $113,70010 ranPost 2024-11-15 17:24:00Final time 1:09.58Pool $231,708

Good for all except 4,7

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13Souped Up
bid3W3/16,edged away
Rene Hernandez42211—1.35102A
E1 102 · LP 116
210Maakwa
gave way grudgingly16
Austin Adams111221¼14.3591A
E1 107 · LP 112
37Boston Tea Party
brk in,surge rail1/8th
Patrick Husbands91010831¾9.7098A
E1 86 · LP 123
42Forester's Fortune
rally3/16,lost duel3rd
Jeffrey Alderson768441¾31.70102A
E1 93 · LP 116
55Old Chestnut
7W1/8,flew home late
Da-Sean Gaskin6771052¾7.55116A
E1 92 · LP 114
61Air Combat
waited turn,lacked bid
Leo Salles54336317.30112A
E1 98 · LP 110
74Giant Teddy
stmble st,7Wstr,no run
Eduardo Leiva Flores10999746.75102A
E1 87 · LP 113
86Rapid Grey
3Wstr,had no finish
Sahin Civaci3355844.1584A
E1 98 · LP 109
98Light the Lamp
4W3/16inmix,not enough
Keveh Nicholls254694¼18.8097A
E1 97 · LP 108
109Roi Soleil
6W,one paced thru str
Ryan Munger8867104½46.8095A
E1 89 · LP 109

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

12345678910start1/41/2stretchfinish10Maakwa7Boston Tea Party2Forester's Fortune5Old Chestnut1Air Combat4Giant Teddy6Rapid Grey8Light the Lamp9Roi Soleil3Souped Up

Fractional times

Call 122.85
Call 245.03
Call 357.06
Final1:09.58

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)3$4.70—
place ($2)3$3.10—
show ($2)3$2.50—
Pick 3 ($0.20)2-3-3$20.29$16,335
place ($2)10$10.70—
show ($2)10$7.80—
daily double ($1)3-3$9.80$20,143
show ($2)7$5.30—
superfecta ($0.20)3-10-7-2$362.09$79,911
exacta ($1)3-10$25.50$162,076
trifecta ($0.20)3-10-7$42.17$107,224

Chart notes

SOUPED UP contently tracked the lone speed in the two path with runners on either side down the back straight, crept closer keeping tabs on the pacesetter in the turn, moved in to bid three wide at the top of the lane, was encouraged right handed at the sixteenth pole and edged away for the win in deep stretch. MAAKWA broke sharp clearing from the outer post to get to the rail for the lead by the five eighths marker, continued to roll along unchallenged around the turn, was clinging onto the leader with the winner bearing down outside in upper stretch, gave way grudgingly inside at the sixteenth pole and still stayed on determinedly for the runners up share. BOSTON TEA PARTY broke in at the start to co-trail on the outside at the half, stalked at the rear around the turn closing the gap on the leaders by the time they entered the stretch, burst up the rail finding a seam at the furlong marker and shifted just outside in the final seventy yards to capture the third-place share. FORESTER'S FORTUNE settled in the middle of the pack inside runners in the two path along the backside, kept pace on the fence when nudged on through the turn, rallied two wide at the top of the stretch, shifted to the three path at the sixteenth pole but lost the duel for the show money late. OLD CHESTNUT travelled in midfield between foes three wide, was looking for running room behind rivals in the two path through the turn, angled out to the five path having no lane behind horses in upper stretch, shifted out seven wide at the furlong marker finally getting clear and flew home late outside rivals in deep stretch. AIR COMBAT was tucked in on the rail tracking the frontrunner down the backside, patiently waited for the cue on the fence sitting behind the leaders around the bend, shifted off three wide from the dueling pair in mid-stretch but lacked a bid in the late stages of the race. GIANT TEDDY stumbled on the break to co-trail on the rail at the half, started a rally four wide at the quarter pole, angled seven wide in the stretch run and could only run on gradually down the lane stalling in the final seventy yards. RAPID GREY tracked between foes three wide, chased the lead duo while between rivals in the two path around the bend, had a chance for a small share three wide turning for home but could not offer a finish in the last eighth of a mile. LIGHT THE LAMP travelled four deep on the outside watching the frontrunner, tracked the top two while three wide on the outside through the turn, was in touch if good enough in the four path at the top of the lane but did not have enough late to threaten in deep stretch. ROI SOLEIL stalked four deep on the outside ahead of only the poor starters along the backside, put in a mild run three wide outside rivals in the turn to be in range in the six path between foes in upper stretch, could not find another gear in the drive and finished up one paced in the final furlong.