Turf Paradise · Monday, January 12, 2026 · Race 6 of 8

Claiming

dirt, fastOne MilePurse $10,00010 ranPost 2026-01-12 15:47:00Final time 1:37.98Pool $37,270

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
19Big Spin
loomed 5w,ridden out
Jose Asencio999411—7.2075A
E1 105 · LP 116
210Saqeel
swung 7w,up for 2nd
Orlando Mojica1010108823¾3.1092A
E1 101 · LP 116
32Naval Escort
sqzd st,angl 6w,up 3rd
Alex Cruz6879934¼5.20110A
E1 109 · LP 118
47Happy Does
ins-2w,gain,outkicked
Kiaman McGregor4667444½10.0094A
E1 112 · LP 113
56Outofquemado
angl 6w,gain,flattened
Karlo Lopez878655514.0088A
E1 108 · LP 112
61Hadlees Honor
press inside,weakened
Sachin Parris2222367¼43.3088A
E1 121 · LP 107
74Furlongin for Luv
pace 2wd,faded stretch
Daniel Vergara1111278½18.6086A
E1 121 · LP 105
88Fort Langley
trck 4w,gave way
Hannah Leahey5453689½1.2082A
E1 118 · LP 105
95Sugar Beets
ins,angl 3w,tired
Silvio Amador7545791231.4085A
E1 119 · LP 102
103Muay Thai
eased stretch,walked
Felipe Garcia-Luna3331010104226.2048A
E1 120 · LP 82

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

12345678910start1/41/23/4stretchfinish10Saqeel2Naval Escort7Happy Does6Outofquemado1Hadlees Honor4Furlongin for Luv8Fort Langley5Sugar Beets3Muay Thai9Big Spin

Fractional times

Call 122.84
Call 246.80
Call 31:12.39
Call 41:25.19
Final1:37.98

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)9$6.40—
place ($2)9$6.40—
show ($2)9$4—
daily double ($1)5-9$35.40$9,099
place ($2)10$4.20—
show ($2)10$3.40—
exacta ($1)9-10$31.20$27,437
show ($2)2$3.40—
quinella ($1)9-10$14.20$3,306
trifecta ($0.50)9-10-2$68.50$21,824
superfecta ($0.10)9-10-2-7$59.20$14,878
Pick 3 ($0.50)5-5-9$177.50$17,932

Chart notes

BIG SPIN allowed to settle to the first turn and unhurried into the backstretch run, was roused approaching the far turn and loomed five wide nearing the quarter marker, took command into upper stretch, drew clear into the final furlong and was ridden out in the late stages to win as much the best. SAQEEL settled while saving ground to the first turn, trailed to the half-mile pole, advanced three wide into the far turn then swung seven wide to upper stretch, could not impact the winner into the final sixteenth but closed well in the late stages and was up in time for the place honors. NAVAL ESCORT was squeezed and shuffled back at the start and settled while saving ground to the first turn, coaxed between foes along the backstretch, roused three then four wide along the far turn, angled six wide to upper stretch, closed well through the lane and was up in time for third. HAPPY DOES settled in mid-pack early on, saved ground along the backstretch run and into the far turn, advanced between rivals into the stretch then chased BIG SPIN into the final furlong, could not find more into the late stages and was outkicked for the minor awards. OUTOFQUEMADO allowed to settle to the first turn, was coaxed three wide along the backstretch run then chased into the far turn, angled six wide to upper stretch and gained ground into the drive, could not sustain that run into the final sixteenth, flattened out in the late stages and was outfinished for the minor awards. HADLEES HONOR showed good early speed, contested the pace to the first turn then pressed the decent pace from the inside along the backstretch run, dueled into the far turn, could not keep pace to upper stretch and weakened in the final stages. FURLONGIN FOR LUV hustled away from the start, assumed early command and set a contested pace to the backstretch run, carved out solid fractions while pressed from the inside heading to the half-mile, dueled two wide into the far turn and led to the quarter pole, was overtaken to upper stretch, chased BIG SPIN into the final furlong and faded late. FORT LANGLEY was forwardly placed while outside of rivals in the early stages, tracked the solid pace four wide into the backstretch run, was well placed to the far turn and bid four wide heading to the quarter pole, could not find more into the stretch drive and gave way. SUGAR BEETS was well placed while saving ground in the early stages, tracked the decent pace to the half-mile pole, angled out into the far turn and chased three wide nearing the quarter marker, could not find more into the stretch and tired in the final furlong. MUAY THAI (IRE) was squeezed a bit at the start but was away in good order and was forwardly placed to the first turn, stalked the leading pair up the backstretch, dropped back along the far turn, was eased through the lane and walked off.