Woodbine · Saturday, September 27, 2025 · Race 3 of 11

Allowance Optional Claiming

turf, firmOne And One Half MilesPurse $114,6005 ranPost 2025-09-27 14:05:00Final time 2:28.69Pool $87,035

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainer1/41/21m11/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
12Twowaycrossing
proved much the best
Sahin Civaci555311—0.5526B
E1 97 · LP 104
24Tour the City
set pace,valiant try
Patrick Husbands1111227¼5.8070B
E1 107 · LP 97
31Zabo
bobble st,mildy,up3rd
Rene Hernandez2344339½3.4533B
E1 105 · LP 95
43Cornwall
hard ridden5/16 chased
Leo Salles32224411½7.5537B
E1 105 · LP 94
55Ratings Upgrade
3Wtrip,retreated 5/16
Austin Adams44355524¼17.3543B
E1 104 · LP 83

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

123451/41/21m11/4stretchfinish4Tour the City1Zabo3Cornwall5Ratings Upgrade2Twowaycrossing

Fractional times

Call 124.54
Call 249.44
Call 31:13.90
Call 41:38.64
Call 52:03.83
Final2:28.69

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
Pick 3 ($0.20)5-7-2$8.75$28,845
daily double ($1)7-2$13.75$15,407
exacta ($1)2-4$6.85$56,322
superfecta ($0.20)2-4-1-3$3.91$24,812
trifecta ($0.20)2-4-1$3.67$32,515

Chart notes

TWOWAYCROSSING was unhurried seeing the field still within range early on, lagged behind well back in the second turn, ranged up taking closer order moving well along the backside, powerfully circled the field on the last turn still not asked for run, proved much the best in the four path easily taking over control coming to the furlong marker and under very mild urging won going away impressively at the wire. TOUR THE CITY was loose up top on the first of three turns, had company to his outside under the wire for the first time, remained up top by a narrow margin from two others outside along the backside, edged away from the pesky speed foe by the five sixteenths marker, braced for the challenge outside by the eventual winner in upper stretch, offered little resistance by the furlong pole but finished up well enough easily besting the rest for the runners up share at the finish line. ZABO bobbled on the break, tracked the frontrunner on the rail in the beginning, took back to smartly sit off the engaged trio with seven eighths to run, still patiently waited behind the contesting threesome along the backside, began to inch up on the fence midway on the last turn, scraped paint making a rally, was no threat to the lead two down the lane but finished up well enough inside another down the lane to be a clear but distant third at the finish line. CORNWALL settled between foes keeping an eye on the lone leader on the first turn, moved in by the second turn vying for the front with runners on either side, continued to force the issue between rivals down the backside for the last time, was hard ridden at the five sixteenths trying to duel outside but the winner was still in hand edging away on the final turn, had little left for the drive and wilted in the three path by mid-stretch. RATINGS UPGRADE (IRE) had a three wide trip in the early stages pressing the pace on the outside, remained forwardly placed three deep hounding the pacesetter along the backstretch, was going in the wrong direction between foes by the five sixteenths marker, emptied out seeing the field turning for home and cantered across the finish line.