Woodbine · Saturday, December 6, 2025 · Race 2 of 11

Claiming

all_weather, fastSix FurlongsPurse $26,2009 ranPost 2025-12-06 13:36:00Final time 1:12.42Pool $107,665

Good for all except 9

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
12Naughty Destiny
check11/16,drew off
Rene Hernandez85311—3.5550A
E1 103 · LP 90
25Not So Swift
duel btwn3/16,held2nd
Austin Adams531223¼3.1546A
E1 108 · LP 82
33Rosieposie
5Wstr,best stride late
Daisuke Fukumoto998434¼3.5037A
E1 81 · LP 92
48Rookie Court
rail run str,up minors
Fraser Aebly165547½17.2029A
E1 98 · LP 84
56Silent Sunshine
led,re-engage3/16,fade
Xarel Forde412358¼60.8525A
E1 115 · LP 73
69Lillz Star
veer out,retreat3W1/4
Cheyenne Kerr2897610¾63.4516A
E1 83 · LP 81
71Get Out the Vote
check rail nearing 5/8
Leo Salles7766711½8.0530A
E1 88 · LP 77
87Kitty'sspeedystarr
drop back1/2,no factor
Christopher Douglas3479819½22.2514A
E1 103 · LP 64
94Em Chamas
hustled st,weaken5/16
Pietro Moran62489302.908A
E1 110 · LP 42

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

123456789start1/41/2stretchfinish5Not So Swift3Rosieposie8Rookie Court6Silent Sunshine9Lillz Star1Get Out the Vote7Kitty'sspeedystarr4Em Chamas2Naughty Destiny

Fractional times

Call 122.53
Call 245.81
Call 358.63
Final1:12.42

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)2$9.10—
place ($2)2$4.20—
show ($2)2$2.90—
daily double ($1)4-2$26.10$28,381
place ($2)5$4—
show ($2)5$2.80—
exacta ($1)2-5$15.15$106,730
show ($2)3$3—
superfecta ($0.20)2-5-3-8$65.79$45,588
trifecta ($0.20)2-5-3$8.34$66,017

Chart notes

NAUGHTY DESTINY was sharply checked between rivals at the eleven sixteenths pole, recovered smartly down the backside to watch the lead trio by the half, waited for the cue to move nestled on the rail in the turn with a quarter mile still to run, angled out six wide gliding up to assume the lead outside foes at the top of the lane and drew off convincingly in deep stretch for the win. NOT SO SWIFT had a tracking position between challengers early on, sat poised outside of horses three wide at the three eighths marker, moved in edging away for the lead by the five sixteenths pole, dueled between rivals four wide at the top of the stretch, could not keep up to the winner outside in the final furlong but did fight on to last for the place share at the wire. ROSIEPOSIE was taken up briefly between horses shortly after the start to trail the field down the backside, began to pick up runners on the fence at the five sixteenths pole, shifted out three wide at the quarter marker gathering more speed, moved out to the five path finding her best stride in the drive and rallied to be a clear third by the time she crossed the finish line. ROOKIE COURT was isolated sitting in midfield down the backstretch at the half, took the short way around the oval keeping pace with rivals, had a chance on the rail for a piece of the prize at the head of the lane and finished up mildly in the two path in the final furlong to garner a minor placing in the end. SILENT SUNSHINE emerged from the scramble in the beginning to be loose up top by the five furlong marker, surrendered the front end on the fence midway around the turn, stubbornly re-engaged inside two others battling up front three wide in upper stretch, had little left by the furlong marker and faded inside of rivals in the last sixteenth. LILLZ STAR veered out sharply on the break, co-trailed on the outside midway along the backside, regressed three wide on the bend to be at the rear with a quarter mile from home and could only manage to finish up down the lane passing tired runners in the final furlong. GET OUT THE VOTE was urged on the rail early on trying to be more forwardly placed, had to be checked on the fence losing momentum and positioning coming to the five eighths pole, made little headway just off the fence around the turn and failed to menace six wide in the drive to the wire. KITTY'SSPEEDYSTARR tracked the pacesetter three deep initially, dropped back by the half, travelled three to four wide retreating outside on runners through the turn, shifted to the six path turning for home but could not be a factor in the late running. EM CHAMAS was hustled soon after the gates opened up angling inwards down to the rail through the backside to chase the leader by the half, vied between horses under a vigorous ride at the three furlong pole, had enough going in the wrong direction by midturn and folded four wide shortening strides when straightening out for the drive.