Belterra Park · Thursday, October 2, 2025 · Race 3 of 8

Claiming

dirt, fastOne MilePurse $10,1006 ranPost 2025-10-02 13:38:00Final time 1:41.93Pool $31,943

Good for all except 4

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
12Char
trckd 3w,bid,driving
Summer Pauly333111—3.4041A
E1 82 · LP 108
23Tap the Line
inside,rallied for 2nd
Joseph Trejos5443321¼11.7040A
E1 82 · LP 111
36Fearless Cowgirl
stalk 2w,bid,outkicked
Jane Elliott1222231¾10.0014A
E1 84 · LP 107
44Tuenda
bobbled,3w,gaining
Oscar Villarreal6654443½0.3049A
E1 79 · LP 112
55Last Chance Dance
settled,no factor
Kevin Jimenez2566551529.4023A
E1 79 · LP 104
61Satis
pace to 3/8,tired
Rafael Mojica, Jr.41156619½24.0012A
E1 85 · LP 97

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

123456start1/41/23/4stretchfinish3Tap the Line6Fearless Cowgirl4Tuenda5Last Chance Dance1Satis2Char

Fractional times

Call 125.65
Call 250.40
Call 31:15.44
Call 41:28.39
Final1:41.93

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)2$8.80—
place ($2)2$4.40—
show ($2)2$4—
exacta ($1)2-3$29.70$28,622
place ($2)3$8.40—
show ($2)3$9.80—
trifecta ($0.50)2-3-6$84.25$27,111
show ($2)6$8.60—
superfecta ($0.10)2-3-6-4$18.57$17,938

Chart notes

CHAR forwardly placed in the early stages, tracked the modest pace three wide up the backstretch, was given her cue at the three-eighths marker, took a narrow lead at the quarter pole then dug in into upper stretch, kept to task into the final sixteenth and held safely for the win in deep stretch. TAP THE LINE well placed while saving ground in the early stages, maintained an inside path to the far turn then rallied into upper stretch, closed willingly into the final sixteenth, could not reel in the winner in deep stretch but got up in time to earn the place honors. FEARLESS COWGIRL vied for the early lead, ceded the front to SATIS into the backstretch and stalked the modest pace heading to the far turn, bid between rivals and vied for the lead nearing the quarter pole, battled into upper stretch, was outkicked by the winner in the final furlong and was caught late for second, while clear of the rest for third. TUENDA bobbled at the start and was away slowly, allowed to settle, improved position three wide into the far turn, was gaining in the stretch drive but could not reel in the leaders in the final sixteenth. LAST CHANCE DANCE was well placed while three wide into the first turn, settled into the backstretch run, lacked a response nearing the quarter marker and did not factor in the stretch drive. SATIS contested the pace into the first turn, assumed command and showed the way up the backstretch, was overtaken into the second turn, could not keep pace nearing the quarter marker and tired in the stretch drive.