Claiming

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MARGIN OF AIR went around the first turn in the three path, stalked the pace on the outside, rounded the far turn in the three path, was asked outside the five-sixteenths pole, chased the runner-up on the outside into the final furlong, gained under the crop into the final sixteenth then took the lead and prevailed under a hand-ride in the end. SWAGGISH rounded the first turn in the two path, contested the pace between horses, took the lead near the three-quarter pole, moved to a solo lead with five furlongs to run, vied inside on the far turn, was asked outside the quarter-pole, came under a left-handed crop in upper stretch, switched to a right-handed crop outside the furlong marker, led into the final sixteenth but was caught while able to get the place. FROMANOTHAMUTHA went to the front, raced inside on the first turn, lost the lead near the three-quarter pole then dropped back off the pace, was roused late on the backstretch, moved from the two path to the four path while ridden along on the far turn, was driven into upper stretch in the five path, kept on while gaining with good courage in the stretch and missed the place but was well clear for the show. WILD BANKER settled on the inside, was urged along passing the five-eighths pole, saved ground for most of the far turn then shifted to the three path and lacked the needed response. SKYLANDER became keen under restraint in the two path on the first turn, was rated off the pace, came under urging late on the backstretch, went around most of the far turn in the three to four path, dropped to the two path late on that bend and came up empty. SUNDAESWITHSANDY broke out then was hustled, raced in the four path on the first turn, settled on the outside, dropped back while moving from the five path to the two path on the far turn and capitulated. HE'S GOT THIS bumped with a rival early, traveled around the first turn in the three path, was well placed just off the pace, passed the nine-sixteenths pole under urging, rounded the far turn in the four path and faltered. BAD LARRY was sent hard from the start then bumped with an opponent early, started the turn in the two path, moved out to the five path late on that bend, was urged along on the outside, fell well behind in the three path on the far turn, came out into upper stretch and showed little.