Claiming

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MAKAYLA had a tracking role on the outside in the first turn,, continued to sit outside measuring the pacesetter along the backside, cruised on by to seize control at the quarter pole, was well in command in the three path in upper stretch, under a busy ride kept finding more when asked and just held for the win from the oncoming rivals at the finish line. PICKFORD SWEET got to the rail from the outer post seeing the field into the first turn, continued to find her stride at the rear down the back straight, started to circle a pair of rivals three wide midway on the last bend, swung out widest gathering more speed in the six path at the top of the lane and was gradually gaining on the leader late but just could not get there in the end. TAKE CHANCES settled in mid-pack going four wide on the first turn, remained in midfield outside foes down the backside, started to reach for more ground three wide with five sixteenths from the finish, shifted out in the five path in the hunt entering the stretch, was coming on strong late but lost the nod for the place share right at the wire between foes. DADDY'S DAISY had a good spot watching the leader while inside another down the backstretch, was roused at the three eighths marker but could not continue with the lead duo on the final bend, still was in the mix though three wide for a share at the top of the lane, drifted in under right handed encouragement at the furlong pole and faded slightly inside foes in deep stretch losing a couple of placings late. WILD QUEENIE rated kindly between rivals in the middle of the pack in the beginning stages, saved all the ground on the far turn edging closer on the fence, shifted off the tiring early leader in mid-stretch and ran on mildly to the finish line. SERENADING AMAYA was isolated watching the lead three in the early going, was hard ridden but was being passed from both sides with a quarter mile from the wire, shifted out four wide in upper stretch and finished up evenly to wire. POWAQA had position on the rail in midfield, was shuffled back entering the backstretch to be ahead of only one rival, was scrubbed for more making little impression on the far bend, shifted five wide turning for home looking for a seam, lacked running room, had to be throttled down at the furlong pole losing momentum and could not recover in time to be involved late. THE FIERY ONE (GB) was alone up top into the first of two turns, was headed outside with five sixteenths to go, offered no resistance to the new leader while on the fence at the quarter pole, tried to fight back briefly inside in upper stretch but wilted in the last sixteenth of a mile. SPIRIT O'TIPPERARY travelled four wide outside stalking near the rear in the early stages, regressed between horses through the final bend to be last with a quarter mile to go and could not factor three wide in the stretch running.