Woodbine · Saturday, May 3, 2025 · Race 1 of 10

Optional Claiming

all_weather, fastSix FurlongsPurse $63,8005 ranPost 2025-05-03 13:11:00Final time 1:11.99Pool $74,885

Good for all except 5

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
11Zippy Gamble
late rally,up in time
Rene Hernandez53221—4.1547B
E1 90 · LP 99
22Bedtime
drifted/left lead str
Jose Campos111121½10.5047B
E1 96 · LP 93
34Neenah
mild run4W1/4,up3rd
Skye Chernetz444335¼2.6549B
E1 83 · LP 90
43Bonita Mundo
one paced thru-out
Austin Adams3554466.8544B
E1 81 · LP 91
55Ella It Is
brk out,faded at 1/4
Sofia Vives223557½1.0043B
E1 91 · LP 85

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

12345start1/41/2stretchfinish2Bedtime4Neenah3Bonita Mundo5Ella It Is1Zippy Gamble

Fractional times

Call 123.28
Call 246.05
Call 358.19
Final1:11.99

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
superfecta ($0.20)1-2-4-3$21.98$16,439
exacta ($1)1-2$26.95$48,201
trifecta ($0.20)1-2-4$14.04$31,234

Chart notes

ZIPPY GAMBLE travelled on the rail in mid-division with this short field down the backside, was asked to go after the leader with five sixteenths to go, still hard work to do making little headway on the leader turning for home while three wide, switched leads finding another gear at the furlong marker near the rail and closed smartly late for the victory. BEDTIME was away alertly setting the fractions unopposed down the back straight, continued to freewheel up top alone quickening the pace slightly around the bend, was in control at the top of the lane, stayed on the left lead with a furlong to go, drifted out under left-handed encouragement late and could not fend of the winner nearing the wire. NEENAH had a stalking role ahead of one runner in the early going, offered a mild run four wide outside challengers at the quarter pole, could not threaten the front pair down the stretch but did fight on to win the duel for third money. BONITA MUNDO trailed the field down the backstretch, caught up to the pack with a half mile remaining, kept up to runners moving inside horses through the turn and finished up evenly while losing the battle for the show award. ELLA IT IS broke out at the start, chased the frontrunner while outside a foe down the backside, was urged for more at the three eighths pole but was going the wrong way with a quarter mile left to run and wilted between foes in upper stretch.