Prairie Meadows · Saturday, August 16, 2025 · Race 4 of 10

Claiming

dirt, fastOne MilePurse $13,0005 ranPost 2025-08-16 19:17:00Final time 1:39.07Pool $18,050

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
15Karaoke
up 1/4p,duel,edg awy
Tyler Bacon243111—1.0082B
E1 96 · LP 119
21Sincerely Mine
prolonged pressure
Kylee Jordan411322¾1.1085B
E1 100 · LP 118
34I Got a Guy
vied 2w,no match 3/16p
Elvin Gonzalez3222336½11.4059B
E1 100 · LP 111
46Bureaucratic
circled up 1/4p,4w,wkn
Walter De La Cruz1344447¼9.9056B
E1 93 · LP 111
53Eye of the Panthor
saved ground,no bid
Alberto Pusac55555511¾11.4055B
E1 89 · LP 110

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

12345start1/41/23/4stretchfinish1Sincerely Mine4I Got a Guy6Bureaucratic3Eye of the Panthor5Karaoke

Fractional times

Call 124.80
Call 248.85
Call 31:13.98
Final1:39.07

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)5$4—
place ($2)5$2.20—
show ($2)5$2.10—
exacta ($2)5-1$6.60$6,057
place ($2)1$2.20—
show ($2)1$2.10—
quinella ($2)1-5$4$724
show ($2)4$3.20—
trifecta ($0.50)5-1-4$5.25$2,625
superfecta ($0.10)5-1-4-6$1.84$1,679

Chart notes

KARAOKE was off to a good start then was allowed to settle and raced three wide into the first turn, was well placed sitting off the embattled pair up the backstretch, let out a notch and advanced to challenge for the lead approaching the quarter pole, dueled outside of SINCERLY MINE into the lane, dug in gamely under firm handling and edged clear late. SINCERELY MINE vied for the lead around the first turn and dueled with I GOT A GUY up the backstretch, continued to match strides and took on the added challenge of KARAOKE near the quarter pole, battled back gamely from the inside down the lane, never gave up but could not move on with the winner late. I GOT A GUY vied outside of SINCERLY MINE around the first turn and continued to battle into the far turn, could not move on with the top pair at the head of the lane, ran on for a share. BUREAUCRATIC rated off the early pace, came under a ride late on the backstretch, circled up four wide to race in striking distance at the quarter pole, swung four wide into the upper stretch and flattened out. EYE OF THE PANTHOR was unhurried and settled in the back, saved ground throughout and had no response when called upon.