Woodbine · Sunday, December 14, 2025 · Race 5 of 12

Maiden Special Weight

all_weather, fastOne Mile And Seventy YardsPurse $115,1006 ranPost 2025-12-14 15:05:00Final time 1:46.54Pool $172,254

Good for all except 2,3,4,5

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13Kinzie Girl
poor st,control pace
Emma-Jayne Wilson511111—9.3038A
E1 94 · LP 96
22Heart Tap
veer st,chased in vain
Rene Hernandez1223221½1.3036A
E1 90 · LP 96
36Auntie's Bambino
6Wstr,won show duel
Chad Lee3554334¾7.7037A
E1 80 · LP 94
41Tracy Arm
jump shadow1st turn
Pietro Moran4445545¼5.7038A
E1 84 · LP 94
55Ada Clare
brk in,ask3W5/16,tired
Fraser Aebly2332459½2.4039A
E1 90 · LP 88
64Guerra
bump st,trail thru-out
Austin Adams666666239.3524A
E1 71 · LP 82

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

123456start1/41/23/4stretchfinish2Heart Tap6Auntie's Bambino1Tracy Arm5Ada Clare4Guerra3Kinzie Girl

Fractional times

Call 124.89
Call 249.63
Call 31:15.38
Call 41:41.96
Final1:46.54

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)3$0.60—
place ($2)3$5.90—
show ($2)3$4—
Pick 3 ($0.20)1-3-3$15.01$19,347
place ($2)2$2.90—
show ($2)2$2.30—
daily double ($1)3-3$28.30$16,034
show ($2)6$3.70—
exacta ($1)3-2$16.85$108,450
superfecta ($0.20)3-2-6-1$43.84$43,175
trifecta ($0.20)3-2-6$15.07$61,748

Chart notes

KINZIE GIRL stumbled then was crowded at the start, recovered smartly to actually be loose on the lead clearing to the rail heading into the first turn, remained uncontested along the backside, rolled along slowing the tempo down slightly still controlling the pace throughout the last turn and under a well rated ride had more when called upon in the final furlong to comfortably hold for the win. HEART TAP veered out sharply on the break while assuming command under the wire for the very first time, was content sit back off the new leader around the first turn, continued to sit behind the pacesetter keeping a close eye along the backstretch, shifted out in the two path closing in at the quarter pole, angled three wide for the drive and gave futile chase on the winner down the lane finishing up second best at the wire. AUNTIE'S BAMBINO stalked near the rear just outside in the early stages, began to lengthen stride ranging closer three wide outside of rivals at the five sixteenths pole, swung out widest in the six path in upper stretch, kept on stubbornly trying to the wire while staying on the incorrect lead and got up for the show money outside in deep stretch. TRACY ARM settled on the rail in midfield, took an awkward step appearing to jump a shadow going into the first turn, remained in the middle of the pack down the backside, made no movement just off the fence in the last bend, scraped paint turning for home and ran on mildly in the final eighth of a mile to be a fringe player. ADA CLARE broke inwards on the start, tracked the loose leader on the outside down the back straight, was scrubbed for more trying to keep up in the front mix three wide midway around the last turn, still remained in the fray near the front end four wide between horses in upper stretch, had little to offer late and tired by the furlong marker. GUERRA was bumped between horses on the break trailing into the first turn, continued to see the field along the backside, still was well behind making no headway on the far turn and failed to menace in the late running.