Maiden Claiming

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RESTORING ORDER broke out but was quickly corrected on the start, progressed down the backstretch to settle in midfield by the half, galloped along under a good hold alone in the third tier in the turn, ranged up on the inside at the quarter pole being a menacing presence turning for home, burst up the rail to take the lead with a furlong left to run and continued on to hold safe for the win at the finish line. ALPHA KADIN was hustled taking the lead leaving the chute, tracked outside entering the backstretch, moved in three wide through the turn, poked his head in front at the quarter pole, was in the hunt four wide at the top of the stretch, kept on trying to the wire but was second best to the winner on this day. BIG LEW travelled on the rail inside horses watching the front duo, advanced smartly on the fence in the turn, bid for the lead inside with a quarter mile remaining, seized command in the t wo path in early stretch, was no match for the winner who swept past on the inside at the furlong pole and faded late to settle for the show money at the wire. STEPHEN B GOOD settled between rivals tracking the lead pair, crept closer while in the second flight around the turn, shifted to the five path in the conversation for a share at the top of the stretch and finished up willingly the last eighth of a mile for a minor placing in the end. LOST STAR broke out on the break to trail early on, began to lengthen stride three wide outside horses in the turn, angled out widest in the seven-path gaining momentum in upper stretch and finished up gradually passing some outside in deep stretch. SCREEN LEGEND settled near the rear in the beginning, co-trailed on the inside at the half, commenced a rally when scrubbed for more splitting foes at the quarter pole, was in range in the two path turning for home for a piece of the prize but levelled off while not switching leads down the lane in the last sixteenth of a mile. NIGHT STRIKER travelled three deep on the outside watching the lead two down the backside, kept pace three wide while under a ride around the bend, shifted out to the six path straightening for the wire, had little left late and wilted between foes in the last furlong. ASHUKA pressed the pace inside at the start, took over the front on the rail at the five furlong marker, maintained a slim lead through the turn, was engulfed by runners on both sides at the quarter pole, relinquished the front three wide by the time they entering the stretch and folded by the furlong marker. KNOWING stalked three deep outside foes, regressed in the three path throughout the turn, could see the field at the quarter pole and managed to pass a weary foe in the final furlong. JAVA POWER had a stalking trip on the rail ahead of a couple of rivals along the backside, was roused saving ground on the turn but was making little impression, travelled on the fence down the lane but failed to menace in the stretch drive.