Woodbine · Friday, July 4, 2025 · Race 8 of 8

Maiden Claiming

all_weather, fastSix FurlongsPurse $32,5009 ranPost 2025-07-04 17:05:00Final time 1:11.74Pool $163,001

Good for all except 3,4,9

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
18Fourlegsgood
gate to wire score
Ryan Munger21111—18.2019A
E1 110 · LP 103
22Big Lew
left lead str,2nd best
Fraser Aebly765223½9.1533A
E1 94 · LP 104
37Reggie Boy
late rally5W,won 3rd
Pietro Moran4765357.1525A
E1 93 · LP 102
43Yoddha
brsh st,mildly,minors
Affrie Ward543445¼3.7054A
E1 101 · LP 96
51Livininthefastlane
could not keep up 5/16
Jake Samuels937655¾26.7040A
E1 101 · LP 100
66Admiral Nelson
chck3/8,bore out7W3/16
Xarel Forde1223661.1537A
E1 108 · LP 91
75Halcon Negro
trail,pass tired ones
Jason Hoyte898876½9.9028A
E1 78 · LP 104
84Im Not Lost
brk in/brsh foe,
Dalila Rivera6547815¾21.157A
E1 99 · LP 80
99Hapi Ekati
veer out st,bore out
Austin Adams3899923½15.254A
E1 84 · LP 76

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

123456789start1/41/2stretchfinish2Big Lew7Reggie Boy3Yoddha1Livininthefastlane6Admiral Nelson5Halcon Negro4Im Not Lost9Hapi Ekati8Fourlegsgood

Fractional times

Call 122.74
Call 246.31
Call 358.38
Final1:11.74

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)8$8.40—
place ($2)8$14.20—
show ($2)8$9.10—
superfecta ($0.20)8-2-7-3$49.14$46,904
place ($2)2$7.90—
show ($2)2$5.30—
daily double ($1)1-8$1.10$24,470
show ($2)7$6.10—
Pick 3 ($0.20)6-1-8$90.06$27,366
super high five ($0.20)8-2-7-3-1$26.65$108,088
Pick 6 ($0.20)6-8-3-6-1-8$39.48$19,936
exacta ($1)8-2$19.90$112,751
trifecta ($0.20)8-2-7$55.56$77,187

Chart notes

FOURLEGSGOOD seized command from the onset just outside a rival along the backstretch, angled to the rail shaking clear at the three furlong pole, was headed outside with a quarter mile remaining, had a clear advantage when the pursuing rival missed the turn for home and cruised home for the front running score in the final furlong. BIG LEW stalked on the rail in the early stages, shifted just off the fence to commence a run between challengers at the three furlong pole, progressed smartly on runners with a quarter mile from the wire, stayed on the left lead to the finish line, could not threaten the winner late but ran on well to safely best the rest for the runners up share in the end. REGGIE BOY stalked near the rear outside foes, began to pick up the bit three wide with five sixteenths still to run, surged between rivals in the five path straightening out for home and dug in late at the wire to capture the show money. YODDHA was brushed outside on the break, settled between horses in the second flight in the early going, was urged right handed to go after the lead twosome with a quarter mile remaining, dueled for a piece of the prize in the three path in mid-stretch and finished up mildly in the last furlong for a minor role in the end. LIVININTHEFASTLANE was nudged early on to secure rail position in the second flight at the half, could not keep up to others making an outside move midway around the bend and finished up evenly on the fence in the stretch running. ADMIRAL NELSON pressed the pace on the rail down the back straight, had to be checked slightly giving up the rail position to the leader who was angling in entering the turn, shifted out to rebid on the outside two furlongs from the wire, bore out to the seven path losing ground at the top of the stretch and faded when battling for the place share in the last sixteenth of a mile outside runners. HALCON NEGRO was unhurried trailing along the backside, went by the troubled foe inside at the three furlong pole, shifted out with a quarter mile from home, swung out widest in the eight path for the stretch run and could only pass a weary foe down the lane. IM NOT LOST broke in brushing the inside rival on the start, watched the lead pair while outside three deep down the backside, was hard ridden going four wide on the turn holding position, angled to the six path at the top of the lane but yielded in upper stretch between horses. HAPI EKATI veered out on the start, continued to get out down the backside, trailed throughout the turn, drifted out to the eight-path straightening for the drive but could not factor in the late running.