Maiden Claiming

Chart notes

BLING D'MONEY HOME broke out a bit, moved to the fore challenging for the early lead inside, took command early on the first turn, was shadowed by foes up the backstretch, edged clear passing the seven-sixteenths, shot away later on the turn and under urging at the top of the stretch coming into upper stretch well clear, shortened stride late but lasted. CONQUER THE STORM settled off the pace outside a foe two to three wide through the first turn, advanced outside foes three to five wide into and on the far turn, gained steadily in the stretch but missed. SUNNYVILLE brushed the gate and steadied slightly at the start, settled inside at the back, moved out to advance past foes three to four wide on the far turn, fanned seven wide into upper stretch, kept on to get up for show honors. LOVE TO DREAM shifted in on the first turn settling near the inside mid-pack, was encouraged from the seven-sixteenths, moved past foes inside then off the rail in upper stretch, kept on but needed more. PAT'S HOLIDAY settled outside toward the back three to four wide, made a mild advance on the far turn fanning five then six wide turning for home, flattened out late and was outkicked for the minors. BLACK GODDESS pursued from mid-pack two to three wide, dropped back rapidly between foes three furlongs out to be nearly last coming to the quarter pole, came out nine wide in the stretch, passed tired rivals. ALMASTY'S LUST broke outwardly, was forwardly-placed vying for the lead into the first turn, was prominent pressing between foes then eased back off the leaders two wide at the four- and one-half, stalked in behind, saved ground near the rail on the far turn, failed to rally. D'S KANDY saved ground inside running evenly and made no bid. CLOSING APPEAL broke a bit awkwardly and was in tight shuffling back, settled outside at the rear two to three wide, failed to menace. NASHYAN broke outwardly a bit, was forwardly-placed outside four then three wide through the first turn, pressed starting up the backstretch, steadily retreated. CRUMLIN MISSION broke a half-step slowly, tucked in behind the leaders saving ground inside, was asked at the five-sixteenths chasing the leader, came out off the fence turning for home, turned up empty. HEY NIAMH was forwardly-placed three then two wide and between foes chasing into the first turn, raced a bit rank at the seven-eighths then settled in to chase, dropped back and faded, was not persevered with in the stretch, walked off.