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ACE ON THE TURN broke well, avoided trouble to the inside and outside, was sent to get a forward position but was outpaced to the clubhouse turn, settled mid-pack late on that turn, then advanced steadily down the backstretch run to put a head in front at the seven-sixteenths marker, moved aggressively through the far turn to put some distance on the rest, came into the stretch with a clear lead and maintained a clear advantage to the finish. NICE SHOT DOUG hustled from the break, but broke into the path of AMERICA SILVER, ceded the front but secured an inside position, was close up to the far turn, then lost some ground on the leaders late on that turn, but kept to task and outfinished the rest to gain the place, while no real threat to the winner. THEFRONTIERSMAN was sent hard from the break, raced three-wide always close up to the pace, then was outfinished for second. HIGH ENOUGH broke slowly, settled between horses at the back, then started a forward move after passing the five-furong pole, kept to task, but was never a serious threat to hit the board. UNUSUAL ACTIVITY reserved early, saved ground, and mildly improved position after the issue had long been decided up front. AMERICAN SILVER lost the path and took up after the break, was last into the first turn, then advanced closer down the backstretch, launched a bid in earnest from the three-furlong pole, lugged in at the head of the stretch, and flattened out. LYLA'S LUCKY BOY raced three-wide mid-pack through the early running, made a brief bid midway through the far turn but could not sustain and was unable to threaten late. EGYPTIAN QUEST broke sharply and outsprinted the field into the first turn to set the early pace, led the way to the far turn, then gave way readily and had nothing left for the stretch run. HECTOR B vied between horses for the early lead for the first half-mile, then steadily retreated and was not a factor in the late stages. Copyright 2026 Equibase Company LLC. All Rights Reserved.