Keeneland · Thursday, April 17, 2025 · Race 1 of 9

Starter Allowance

dirt, fastOne And One Eighth MilesPurse $55,0005 ranPost 2025-04-17 13:01:00Final time 1:53.36Pool $165,898

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
14Copper Missile
3p,ask2nd,grind,up1/16
Luan Machado544421—2.2713B
E1 101 · LP 105
23First of His Name
loose ld,collared 1/16
Brian Hernandez, Jr.31111212.4981B
E1 107 · LP 101
37National Eclipse
2w,rail aim1/8,blocked
Jaime Torres2222332¾2.3353B
E1 104 · LP 101
41Schifty's Haloid
tracked ins,gave way
Flavien Prat13335474.5674B
E1 104 · LP 97
52Gorilla Trek
ins,2-3p1/4,no factor
Jose Ortiz4555457½7.3841B
E1 100 · LP 98

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

12345start1/41/23/4stretchfinish3First of His Name7National Eclipse1Schifty's Haloid2Gorilla Trek4Copper Missile

Fractional times

Call 124.30
Call 248.65
Call 31:13.58
Call 41:39.85
Final1:53.36

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)4$6.54—
place ($2)4$3.96—
show ($2)4$2.32—
exacta ($1)4-3$12.76$91,973
place ($2)3$3.50—
show ($2)3$2.26—
trifecta ($0.50)4-3-7$13.75$47,001
show ($2)7$2.24—

Chart notes

COPPER MISSILE took back from between horses to settle off of the pace in the three path, came under strong urging while pursuing around the far turn, yet rallied with a gradual gain into midstretch, ranged up to vie for the lead entering the final sixteenth and drove past. FIRST OF HIS NAME dictated terms via a loose and uncontested advantage along the inside, remained clear and well in hand around the far turn, came under urging entering upper stretch, drifted out to the two path at the furlong grounds, leaned back inwardly under right handed urging while getting collared by an outer challenger at the sixteenth pole and got bested. NATIONAL ECLIPSE stalked two wide, chased the clear leader around the far turn, pursued along with an outer foe in upper stretch, tipped inwardly after changing leads in midstretch, took aim inside of the leader leaving the furlong grounds, but lacked ample racing room when that rail seem closed at the sixteenth pole and settled for show. SCHIFTY'S HALOID tracked along the inside, chased turning for home and gave way. GORILLA TREK settled at the rear of the short field along the inside, moved outwardly entering the lane and failed to factor.