Belterra Park · Thursday, October 2, 2025 · Race 2 of 8

Claiming

dirt, fastOne MilePurse $9,5005 ranPost 2025-10-02 13:08:00Final time 1:39.08Pool $19,532

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13Big Paper
5-6w rally,driving
Victor Lebron344511—2.2068B
E1 92 · LP 121
21Riesenberg
pace,battled,outfinish
Rafael Mojica, Jr.52113211.6071B
E1 97 · LP 115
36Bobby's Gift
angld 3-4w,outkicked
Summer Pauly4334231½2.1073B
E1 94 · LP 119
42Mason A. P.
inside bid,flattened
Kerry Bryan1553445¾7.2074B
E1 91 · LP 112
54Race Day Rebal
press 2-3w,gave way
Sara Hess2122556¾9.7082B
E1 96 · LP 109

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

12345start1/41/23/4stretchfinish1Riesenberg6Bobby's Gift2Mason A. P.4Race Day Rebal3Big Paper

Fractional times

Call 125.25
Call 249.14
Call 31:13.65
Call 41:26.37
Final1:39.08

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)3$6.40—
place ($2)3$3—
show ($2)3$2.10—
exacta ($1)3-1$7.80$13,623
place ($2)1$3—
show ($2)1$2.20—
trifecta ($0.50)3-1-6$6.30$9,578
show ($2)6$2.20—
superfecta ($0.10)3-1-6-2$1.76$5,306
daily double ($1)3-3$12.60$6,327

Chart notes

BIG PAPER settled in the early stages while never far back, raced widest to the half-mile marker, mounted a five to six wide rally leaving the quarter pole then vied for the lead into the stretch, took a narrow lead into the final sixteenth and edged away in deep stretch. RIESENBERG sent to contest the early pace, set a pressured pace up the backstretch, dueled RACE DAY REBAL to the quarter marker then drifted to the two path nearing the top of the lane, dug in while under pressure nearing the furlong pole, battled along the rail into the final sixteenth, was outfinished for the win in deep stretch and held well late for second. BOBBY'S GIFT rated off of the early pace, was well placed to the backstretch, saved ground to the far turn then angled three to four wide for the stretch drive, bid between rivals at the furlong marker, was outkicked in the final sixteenth and was clear in the end for third. MASON A. P. broke alertly then took back off of the early pace, settled between rivals into the backstretch, lost position into the far turn, saved ground to the stretch and advanced along the rail nearing the furlong grounds, could not sustain that run to the final sixteenth and flattened out. RACE DAY REBAL contested the modest pace into the backstretch, pressed two to three wide nearing the quarter marker, battled to mid-stretch then gave way in the final furlong.