Turf Paradise · Saturday, January 24, 2026 · Race 8 of 8

Maiden Claiming

dirt, fastFive And One Half FurlongsPurse $10,00010 ranPost 2026-01-24 16:29:00Final time 1:04.45Pool $130,836

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/43/8stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
110Big Stetson
duel 3-2wd,ridden out
Manuel Americano12111—1.0044A
E1 115 · LP 109
21Im Gunna
traffic 1/4,2nd best
Karlo Lopez787524½23.5027A
E1 97 · LP 101
35Classic Alphie
step slow,swung widest
Daylor Berrios-Lopez9999366.9042A
E1 80 · LP 99
46Towhee
inside gain,flattened
Jose Asencio555347½42.5026A
E1 102 · LP 96
58Hugh Glass
awk st,by tired foes
Frank Alvarado668847½15.9038A
E1 98 · LP 96
62Barkley's Image
awk st,4w,evenly late
Kevin Krigger1076668½30.7019A
E1 98 · LP 95
77Lord Anthem
trck 3w,weakened late
Kiaman McGregor443478¾6.5037A
E1 106 · LP 94
89Uh Oh El Travador
off bit slow,no factor
Adrian Morales8101010812¼20.3019A
E1 72 · LP 89
93Mister O
duel pace inside,tired
Orlando Mojica2122913¼2.5041A
E1 116 · LP 87
104Suave Vron
shuffled 7/16,tired
German Rodriguez33471013½35.409A
E1 110 · LP 87

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

12345678910start1/43/8stretchfinish1Im Gunna5Classic Alphie6Towhee8Hugh Glass2Barkley's Image7Lord Anthem9Uh Oh El Travador3Mister O4Suave Vron10Big Stetson

Fractional times

Call 122.19
Call 244.75
Call 357.67
Final1:04.45

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)10$4—
place ($2)10$2.60—
show ($2)10$2.20—
daily double ($1)3-10$8.50$25,663
place ($2)1$18.20—
show ($2)1$8.40—
exacta ($1)10-1$46.50$106,052
show ($2)5$5.40—
quinella ($1)1-10$38.10$7,828
trifecta ($0.50)10-1-5$146.25$84,577
superfecta ($0.10)10-1-5-6$115.17$59,566
superfecta ($0.10)10-1-5-8$146.51$0
Pick 3 ($0.50)2-3$14.25$21,644
Pick 4 ($0.50)2$27.40$16,853
Pick 5 ($0.50)6-2$224.85$25,140
Pick 6 ($0.20)3-6-2$353.92$74,474

Chart notes

BIG STETSON raced close up to the early pace, pressed three deep to the turn then dueled to the quarter pole, shook free of MISTER O into upper stretch, drew away into the final furlong and was ridden out as much the best. IM GUNNA allowed to settle in the early running, saved ground into the turn then got caught a bit in tight nearing the quarter marker, shifted two wide for the stretch drive and rallied into the final furlong, was no match for the winner in the late stages but was clear in the end for the place. CLASSIC ALPHIE got bumped at the start and was off a bit slowly, allowed to settle in the early running, coaxed outside of foes into the turn, swung widest to upper stretch and closed for third in the late stages. TOWHEE broke in and bumped inner rival at the start, was well placed in the early stages, tracked between foes into the turn then chased from the inside nearing the quarter pole, gained ground into the stretch, could not sustain that run to the final sixteenth and flattened out late. HUGH GLASS broke awkwardly and was off a bit slowly, tracked the early pace from outside of rivals, lost ground while three to four wide nearing the quarter pole, stayed on into the stretch and passed tiring rivals in the late stages. BARKLEY'S IMAGE broke awkwardly and was off a bit slowly, settled off of the early pace while not far back, coaxed two then three wide nearing the quarter pole, swung four wide to upper stretch, needed more in the final stages and finished evenly. LORD ANTHEM tracked the early pace from the second flight, was well placed to the turn and chased three wide nearing the quarter marker, ran in pursuit into upper stretch, could not find more into the final furlong and weakened late. UH OH EL TRAVADOR got crowded at the start and was away a bit slowly, lacked early speed and trailed into the turn, saved ground to upper stretch and did not factor late. MISTER O broke in at the start and crowded inner rival, showed good early speed and contested the pace from the inside along the backstretch, dueled inside of BIG STETSON into the turn, disputed a solid pace to the quarter marker then was repelled into upper stretch, could not find more into the final furlong and gave way. SUAVE VRON was away in good order and pressed the early pace from between rivals, contested the pace to the turn then got shuffled back nearing the three-eighths, chased the dueling leaders to the quarter pole, lacked the needed response into upper stretch and tired in the drive.