Woodbine · Sunday, November 17, 2024 · Race 7 of 12

Maiden Special Weight

all_weather, fastOne And One Eighth MilesPurse $111,3009 ranPost 2024-11-17 15:59:00Final time 1:51.80Pool $192,251

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
17Saccharine
loom4W3/16,edge clr
Rene Hernandez745421—0.9530A
E1 100 · LP 105
24Why Em Sea Ay
in front1/8,not enough
James Steineman13331215.6554A
E1 105 · LP 102
39Thor's Cause
stubbornly won 3rd
Jeffrey Alderson876643210.4049A
E1 96 · LP 105
410Stoke the Fire
floated7Wstr,gaining
Patrick Husbands96787424.1548A
E1 96 · LP 107
52Big Shooter
rally4W1/4,mildly6Wstr
Austin Adams4999652¼40.8011A
E1 93 · LP 107
63Paradise Perfect
led,collar1/8,wilted70
Da-Sean Gaskin311136345.4050A
E1 115 · LP 92
71Sprung Loose
lack room1/4,no finish
Jason Hoyte6887576½65.8052A
E1 94 · LP 98
88Weller Green
5Wstr in range,flatten
Fraser Aebly5545888½5.4030A
E1 100 · LP 94
95Barons Blitz
tracked,empty3/16
Eduardo Leiva Flores2222992252.2514A
E1 109 · LP 72

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

123456789start1/41/23/4stretchfinish4Why Em Sea Ay9Thor's Cause10Stoke the Fire2Big Shooter3Paradise Perfect1Sprung Loose8Weller Green5Barons Blitz7Saccharine

Fractional times

Call 124.59
Call 248.32
Call 31:13.02
Call 41:39.10
Final1:51.80

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)7$3.90—
place ($2)7$2.60—
show ($2)7$2.30—
Pick 3 ($0.20)5-7$13.20$18,144
place ($2)4$4—
show ($2)4$3.10—
Pick 4 ($0.20)6-5-7$84.88$76,915
show ($2)9$3.60—
daily double ($1)10-6$3.35$17,724
daily double ($1)10-7$9.45$0
exacta ($1)7-4$7.90$115,635
superfecta ($0.20)7-4-9-10$26.18$88,227
trifecta ($0.20)7-4-9$6.93$68,253

Chart notes

SACCHARINE travelled inside runners in mid-pack, ranged up midway around the far turn to loom boldly four wide in upper stretch and fought on determinedly to edge clear for the win in deep stretch. WHY EM SEA AY had a good spot alone watching the front two horses, moved in two wide at the quarter pole, poked his head in front between rivals with a furlong left to go but could not fend off the winner in the last sixteenth of a mile. THOR'S CAUSE stalked near the rear outside foes, took closer order but could not improve position around the far turn, was in with a chance sitting just behind the embattled leaders in early stretch four wide, dug in late and outdueled a few challengers for the show money at the finish line. STOKE THE FIRE travelled in mid-pack three wide on the first of two turns, regressed losing position along the backside, started to commence a run with a quarter mile remaining, was floated out widest in the seven path at the top of the lane and was gaining on rivals late just missing for the third place share in the end. BIG SHOOTER co-trailed on the last, stalking in last seeing the field down the backside, mounted a rally between rivals four wide at the quarter pole, shifted out a touch to be in the six path for the stretch run and finished up mildly to the wire. PARADISE PERFECT was headstrong loose on the lead into the first turn, continued to roll along unopposed down the back straight, still played catch me if you can, having the advantage around the far turn, was finally collared at the eighth pole by outside foes and wilted in the final seventy yards losing some placings late. SPRUNG LOOSE co-trailed on the inside in the beginning, improved mildly on the fence by the half, took closer order on the turn, lacked running room behind a wall of horses for a moment at the quarter pole, found a seam in the two path at the top of the lane but could not offer a finishing kick in the final furlong. WELLER GREEN tracked outside in midfield, was scrubbed on for more trying to match strides with the eventual winner to his inside at the three eighths pole, closed in to be in range for a piece of the prize five wide turning for home but flattened out at the furlong marker. BARONS BLITZ rated kindly sitting behind the lone speed in the early stages, was roused at the quarter pole trying to reel in the frontrunner but was being passed by many foes outside who were commencing a run, emptied out in upper stretch and galloped across the finish line.