Woodbine · Thursday, November 20, 2025 · Race 5 of 8

Claiming

all_weather, fastSix And One Half FurlongsPurse $39,9009 ranPost 2025-11-20 19:28:00Final time 1:18.56Pool $115,841

Good for all except 3

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
12Tiger Town
exploded btwn16th pole
Rene Hernandez74531—1.8061A
E1 91 · LP 104
28Captivating Name
6Wstr,strong late kick
David Moran187721¼3.9057A
E1 81 · LP 105
39Ride for the Purse
stymied1/8,upfor3rd
Xarel Forde2988327.3569A
E1 78 · LP 105
45Alpha Kadin
inhunt3Pstr,even out
Dane Nelson432242¾15.0058A
E1 93 · LP 97
51Drake Drive
cling lead1/8,wilted
Jose Campos811153¼25.1519A
E1 98 · LP 95
66Knowing
check3P3/8ths btwn
Austin Adams679963¼35.4543A
E1 82 · LP 103
77Stirling Castle
lost path 5W16th pole
Eduardo Leiva Flores354573½4.5076A
E1 89 · LP 98
83Pin Boy
poor st,failed to fire
Ryan Munger9664844.9062A
E1 84 · LP 98
94Yoddha
chased,engulfed2P1/8
Jason Hoyte52369944.8559A
E1 94 · LP 87

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

123456789start1/41/2stretchfinish8Captivating Name9Ride for the Purse5Alpha Kadin1Drake Drive6Knowing7Stirling Castle3Pin Boy4Yoddha2Tiger Town

Fractional times

Call 123.22
Call 246.56
Call 31:12.01
Final1:18.56

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)2$5.60—
place ($2)2$3.50—
show ($2)2$2.80—
superfecta ($0.20)2-8-9-5$62.16$44,132
place ($2)8$5.50—
show ($2)8$3—
Pick 3 ($0.20)4-3-2$5.34$30,875
show ($2)9$3.80—
daily double ($1)3-2$11.25$11,795
exacta ($1)2-8$15.65$89,526
trifecta ($0.20)2-8-9$14.22$60,677

Chart notes

TIGER TOWN had a good position on the fence drafting behind the frontrunner, sat poised in mid-pack just off the fence in the running around the bend, skimmed the rail taking closer order turning for home, weaved through rivals shifting to the two path leaving the furlong pole and exploded between horses in the final sixteenth of a mile to draw away for the late running win. CAPTIVATING NAME settled three deep close to the back of the pack down the backstretch, ranged up trying to circle foes three to four wide around horses through the turn, shifted to the six path having a good late rally outside rivals midway down the lane and finished up strongly to be second best behind the winner. RIDE FOR THE PURSE was unhurried down the backside to trail this field at the half, shared the rear inside two others early through the turn, shifted out at the quarter pole starting to reach for more ground, angled to the five path looking for running room at the top of the stretch, was stymied at the furlong poke losing his lane, switched out seven wide at the sixteenth pole and charging home late to get up at the finish line to be a troubled third in the end. ALPHA KADIN had the three path between foes tracking the leader down the backside, moved in three wide around the turn to force the issue outside at the quarter marker, was in the thick of things three wide in upper stretch, evened out drifting outside slightly in the late running and was nabbed for the show money in the final few jumps. DRAKE DRIVE assumed command on the fence soon after the start, rolled along on the turn having company on the outside by the quarter pole, spurted away briefly on fence in upper stretch, still was clinging onto the lead inside while shortening stride never switching leads down the lane and wilted on the fence in the final seventy yards. KNOWING stalked near the rear in the two path, was checked three wide between runners at the three furlong pole losing its run to be at the back of the pack by the quarter pole, swung out widest in the seven path for the stretch drive, closed in smartly outside rivals late but could not get into contention at the finish line. STIRLING CASTLE travelled four deep in midfield down the back straight, kept pace outside two others while three wide around the bend, had a chance dueling between rivals in the four path in mid-stretch, lost its path with an inside rival drifting outside at the sixteenth pole losing his momentum and was wrapped up in deep stretch. PIN BOY popped up and outwards hitting the gate on the break to see the field after the start, improved along the backside between foes to sit in midfield in the two path by the half, waited for the cue to go looking for a seam running two wide though the turn, had a chance for a small share but was in tight in the three path vetween horses in upper stretch and failed to fire with the group clustered in the final eighth of a mile. YODDHA chased the pace outside early on, could not keep up to the lead duo on the turn by the quarter pole, had little to offer in the stretch drive and was engulfed by runners on either side at the furlong marker.