Woodbine · Thursday, May 22, 2025 · Race 2 of 7

Claiming

all_weather, fastFive And One Half FurlongsPurse $52,4006 ranPost 2025-05-22 15:34:00Final time 1:04.82Pool $77,000

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/43/8stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
14Hanlan
wore down foe stretch
Damario Bynoe22221—4.9568A
E1 83 · LP 111
25He Shoots He Wins
gave way grudgingly
Jose Campos31112¾5.6061A
E1 88 · LP 110
32Fracen Macho
surging,not in time
Keveh Nicholls64333¾1.5073A
E1 78 · LP 110
41Frac Right
mild runs5/16,fringes
Daisuke Fukumoto455544½2.6547A
E1 77 · LP 101
53Cadfael
retreated rail1/4
Brooke Bays534455½31.3047A
E1 81 · LP 99
66Midnight Tempesta
outrun early,no gain
Pietro Moran166666½5.2051A
E1 76 · LP 97

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

123456start1/43/8stretchfinish5He Shoots He Wins2Fracen Macho1Frac Right3Cadfael6Midnight Tempesta4Hanlan

Fractional times

Call 123.10
Call 246.07
Call 358.22
Final1:04.82

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)4$11.90—
place ($2)4$4.40—
show ($2)4$2.90—
daily double ($1)3-4$28.75$17,686
place ($2)5$5—
show ($2)5$3.40—
exacta ($1)4-5$23.10$43,480
show ($2)2$2.60—
superfecta ($0.20)4-5-2-1$34.07$22,115
trifecta ($0.20)4-5-2$12.08$33,957

Chart notes

HANLAN cruised up three deep while under a tight hold outside horses to watch the frontrunner, patiently shadowed the pacesetter outside around the bend and grinded away on the outside down the stretch to get the better of the inside speed rival at the sixteenth pole and was edging away when at the wire getting the victory. HE SHOOTS HE WINS was away alertly to shake loose up top getting to the rail by the half, was nudged on for more in midturn maintaining a slim advantage inside, battled smartly on the fence through the stretch but gave way grudgingly in the final sixteenth just hold late for the runners up share. FRACEN MACHO had a stalking position ahead of only one runner along the backside, inched up three wide around the oval gaining position, shifted to the three path behind the embattled pair in upper stretch and was surging quite well late outside but could not get to the front two in time when crossing the finish line. FRAC RIGHT settled on the rail in mid-pack, co-trailed on the fence in the third flight entering the turn, shifted outside with five sixteenths to go offering a mild run, angled four wide at the top of the lane and finished up one paced to be a fringe player in the end. CADFAEL chased between runners after the start, kept pace with the contesting duo while on the fence into the turn, retreated on the rail by the quarter pole and could not play a factor in the stretch running. MIDNIGHT TEMPESTA broke sharp to have the lead after the break, then, was outrun early on dropping back to last while being nudged on for more, came under a more vigorous ride making little progression around the bend, angled out to the three path entering the stretch but could not get involved.