Gulfstream Park · Friday, November 28, 2025 · Race 7 of 9

Claiming

all_weather, fastOne Mile And Seventy YardsPurse $28,0006 ranPost 2025-11-28 15:23:00Final time 1:41.43Pool $150,248

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
15Ninja Star
btwn,bid3w,drove clear
Edgard Zayas234321—1.4078A
E1 100 · LP 118
23Full Nelson
bid ins,outkck,2d best
Miguel Vasquez11211211.4088A
E1 102 · LP 114
31Honesto
inside bid,needed more
Heriberto Figueroa3455333½25.6081A
E1 100 · LP 116
42Sunshine Frolic
2p,btwn 1/2,no rally
Eduardo Perez6566646½8.2077A
E1 99 · LP 114
57Leo Monte
4w1st,bid3w,tired 1/8
Joe Bravo42124574.2074A
E1 103 · LP 110
66Speed Control
3-4p far turn,no rally
Luis Fuenmayor563456821.2082A
E1 101 · LP 110

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

123456start1/41/23/4stretchfinish3Full Nelson1Honesto2Sunshine Frolic7Leo Monte6Speed Control5Ninja Star

Fractional times

Call 124.92
Call 248.95
Call 31:13.45
Call 41:37.65
Final1:41.43

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)5$4.80—
place ($2)5$2.40—
show ($2)5$2.10—
exacta ($1)5-3$4.60$116,930
place ($2)3$2.40—
show ($2)3$2.20—
trifecta ($0.50)5-3-1$9.80$66,132
show ($2)1$4—
superfecta ($0.10)5-3-1-2$3.94$41,763
daily double ($1)6-5$18.80$20,977
Pick 3 ($1)6-6-5$69.60$13,545

Chart notes

NINJA STAR tracked the pace from between rivals under a good hold, then was patient two wide on the far turn and split rivals leaving the turn to make a three wide bid and drove clear in the final sixteenth to prove best. FULL NELSON set the early pace on the inside under a good hold, then relented the lead leaving the five furlong marker and then made a inside bid on the far turn while being ridden along and gained a short lead nearing the quarter pole and then was out-kicked late and had to settle for being second best. HONESTO was rated along the inside and cut the corner leaving the bend to make a bid but needed more late. SUNSHINE FROLIC was settled early two wide and was in between rivals by the nine sixteenths and then two wide on the far turn and had no significant rally. LEO MONTE was four wide into the first turn, tugged way up to prompt the pace and then took over leaving the five furlong marker and gained a short lead, then was headed by the three eighths marker and fought on to the quarter pole but tired in the final furlong. SPEED CONTROL was allowed to settle early, three to four wide on the far turn but had no rally.