Emerald Downs · Sunday, July 20, 2025 · Race 2 of 10

Maiden Claiming

dirt, fastOne MilePurse $8,5007 ranPost 2025-07-20 14:24:00Final time 1:39.15Pool $53,329

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
11Golden Affair
6-w, up final strides
Kiaman McGregor577641—0.5774A
E1 95 · LP 122
25Code Breaker
vied, held gamely
Frank Alvarado411112¼2.9083A
E1 104 · LP 114
38Chasin a Dollar
2,3-w, mild rally
Alex Cruz74422326.0265A
E1 101 · LP 114
43Hunting for Gold
2,4-w, late gain
Manuel Americano1664542½13.1351A
E1 98 · LP 116
56R D Stimulus
vied, weakened
Francisco Monroy3233354¾49.1552A
E1 101 · LP 111
64John Porter
inside, lacked rally
Chel-c Bailey2555666¼27.7639A
E1 99 · LP 112
77Not too Hot Cocoa
disputed, tired
Francisco Duran63277738¾23.022A
E1 101 · LP 85

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

1234567start1/41/23/4stretchfinish5Code Breaker8Chasin a Dollar3Hunting for Gold6R D Stimulus4John Porter7Not too Hot Cocoa1Golden Affair

Fractional times

Call 124.33
Call 248.50
Call 31:13.51
Call 41:26.23
Final1:39.15

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)1$3.14—
place ($2)1$2.16—
show ($2)1$2.10—
exacta ($1)1-5$3.59$24,140
place ($2)5$3.10—
show ($2)5$2.48—
trifecta ($0.50)1-5-8$3.80$15,684
show ($2)8$2.72—
superfecta ($0.10)1-5-8-3$1.63$20,143
daily double ($1)7-1$13.39$4,412
daily double ($1)7-2$5.25$0

Chart notes

GOLDEN AFFAIR was unhurried early, rallied six-wide into the stretch and finished fast to be up in the final strides. CODE BREAKER vied for the early lead from along the inside, opened a clear lead nearing the half mile pole but was unable to resist the winner late in a game effort. CHASIN A DOLLAR was forwardly placed racing three-wide, angled in to be two-wide nearing the quarter pole split rivals and finished in a mild rally. HUNTING FOR GOLD was reserved while racing two-wide, came four-wide into the stretch and was gaining late. R D STIMULUS vied with CODE BREAKER for the early lead and weakened. JOHN PORTER was allowed to settle while saving ground but lacked a rally. NOT TOO HOT COCOA disputed the early pace while three-wide and tired.