Oaklawn Park · Friday, April 17, 2026 · Race 1 of 10

Claiming

dirt, fastSix FurlongsPurse $60,0006 ranPost 2026-04-17 12:48:00Final time 1:09.83Pool $120,865

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
14Always Spiteful
2-3p,clear upper, held
Francisco Arrieta12111—0.50109A
E1 126 · LP 123
23What's the Tea
2p, loom4p1/4, ran on
Ramon Vazquez3432236.6079A
E1 124 · LP 119
36Clap Back
bid 3p 5/16, even lane
Assael Espinoza232338½16.6054A
E1 125 · LP 108
41American Missy
ins,float5p upr,no bid
Kelsi Harr6666412¼22.1060A
E1 112 · LP 110
55Revel Toast
chase3p, cue5/16, wknd
Rafael Bejarano5554513¼2.1080A
E1 120 · LP 103
62Magic Seeker
dueled rail, gave way
Joseph Bealmear4145617¼30.2044A
E1 126 · LP 96

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

123456start1/41/2stretchfinish3What's the Tea6Clap Back1American Missy5Revel Toast2Magic Seeker4Always Spiteful

Fractional times

Call 121.86
Call 245.32
Call 357.44
Final1:09.83

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)4$3—
place ($2)4$2.20—
show ($2)4$2.10—
exacta ($1)4-3$5.10$64,904
place ($2)3$4.40—
show ($2)3$3—
trifecta ($0.50)4-3-6$23.25$41,146
show ($2)6$4.60—
superfecta ($0.10)4-3-6-1$12.88$25,575

Chart notes

ALWAYS SPITEFUL vied for the lead with an inner rival, took command in the two path passing the three-eighths pole, came under pressure midway around the turn, kicked on to open up from the three path at the top of the lane, and held firm. WHAT'S THE TEA tracked in the two path, ranged up under coaxing while tipping out to the four path passing the quarter, and ran from the five path down the stretch to clearly be second best. CLAP BACK laid up close outside of the leading inner duo, bid in the three path midway around the turn, but finished evenly from the four path down the lane for show. AMERICAN MISSY trailed inside, was coaxed along from just off the rail around the turn, floated out to the five path in upper stretch, but made no impact. REVEL TOAST chased in the three path, was cued midway around the turn, but weakened. MAGIC SEEKER dueled for the lead from along the rail but began to lose ground passing the three-eighths pole, and continued to give way down the stretch.