Clark S. presented by Norton Healthcare

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RATTLE N ROLL laid off of the pace in the three path and between horses, tracked among foes down the backstretch, tipped outside of the leading trio to loom a danger from the five path at the five sixteenths pole, bid entering the lane, dueled with an inner foe while floating out subtly in midstretch, sparred through the late stages and prevailed. MOST WANTED stalked outside of the leader and from the three path, vied into the far turn, led narrowly as an outer bidder joined the fray at the three furlong pole, repelled that one as a wider RATTLE N ROLL vied in upper stretch, shifted out to brace for the duel with that one nearing midstretch, sparred gamely through the final furlong but was bested. HIT SHOW tracked behind the leaders and a path off of the inside, awaited racing room while pursuing with run from the pocket around the far turn, surpassed a tiring rival entering the lane before taking aim inside of the leaders, but only managed to gain show in the process, chased the top pair into the final furlong, drifted out many paths at the sixteenth pole and held show late. UNO MAS BOURBON laid off of the pace in the four path, chased in the five to six path around the far turn, got brushed and floated out to the seven path by an inner rival in upper stretch, took contact again from that one leaving the three sixteenths pole, yet sustained his chase through the final furlong, bumped firmly with his inner counterpart at the sixteenth pole and was denied show late. CRUPI broke in a tangle, rated off of the pace along the inside, pursued from the three to four path around the far turn, brushed an outer foe while moving to the six path into the lane, leaned on that foe once more leaving the three sixteenths pole, yet sustained his chase into the final furlong, but was forced to firmly bump his outer counterpart and steady hard when an inner foe drifted across his path at the sixteenth pole and failed to recover. COOKE CREEK stumbled outwardly at the start, tracked outside of the top pair and from the four path, bid three deep at the three furlong pole, vied as an outer rival joined the fray nearing the lane, but yielded in upper stretch and gave way. RED ROUTE ONE trailed in the three path, then in the four to five path around the far turn and failed to factor. GRAND ASPEN got briefly keen while showing the way a path off of the inner rail around the first turn, got headed by a pair of outer bidders at the three furlong pole and weakened. THE RIDER OF CRUPI CLAIMED FOUL AGAINST HIT SHOW AND UNO MAS BOURBON ALLEGING INTERFERENCE IN THE STRETCH-RUN. FOLLOWING THE OBJECTION, AS WELL AS A STEWARDS' INQUIRY REVIEWING THE MATTER, HIT SHOW WAS DISQUALIFIED AND PLACED FIFTH.