Sunray Park · Saturday, April 25, 2026 · Race 1 of 10

Maiden Claiming

dirt, fastSix And One Half FurlongsPurse $13,5007 ranPost 2026-04-25 13:17:00Final time 1:21.43Pool $1,969

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
17Toni the Grrreat
press pace 3w,best
Oscar Andrade, Jr.42311—1.4017A
E1 91 · LP 92
26Emotional Runaway
traffic 2nd turn,bid
Tracy Hebert25432111.2043A
E1 86 · LP 91
31Debbie Z
vied inside,flattened
Jose Torres331233¾17.305A
E1 90 · LP 86
48Charlizeangelbaby
3-4wd trip,no rally
Francisco Amparan5455451.2031A
E1 90 · LP 87
53Desert Hope
5w,needed more late
Jose Vazquez777655½38.408A
E1 77 · LP 90
65Shenanigans Storm
traffic 2d turn,no bid
Alejandro Medellin6667612½9.607A
E1 83 · LP 80
72Yield Curve
set pace,gave way
Alfredo Sigala11247136.8012A
E1 92 · LP 73

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

1234567start1/41/2stretchfinish6Emotional Runaway1Debbie Z8Charlizeangelbaby3Desert Hope5Shenanigans Storm2Yield Curve7Toni the Grrreat

Fractional times

Call 123.71
Call 247.36
Call 31:14.23
Final1:21.43

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)7$4.80—
place ($2)7$3.20—
show ($2)7$2.60—
exacta ($1)7-6$21.20$1,142
place ($2)6$8—
show ($2)6$4.80—
trifecta ($0.50)7-6-1$86.65$1,260
show ($2)1$5.80—
superfecta ($0.10)7-6-1-8$25.43$1,236

Chart notes

TONI THE GRRREAT close up to the early pace, attended to the pace three wide along the backstretch, took command into the far turn, kept to task in the stretch drive and held safely over the runner-up. EMOTIONAL RUNAWAY well placed in the early going, got caught in traffic into the second turn, angled three wide to upper stretch, was gaining late but could not reel in the winner and was a clear second best. DEBBIE Z broke out at the start, on heels into the first turn, chased the pace from the inside up the backstretch, vied for the lead into the far turn, flattened out in the drive but held safely for third. CHARLIZEANGELBABY forwardly placed while four wide to the first turn, never far back along the backstretch, asked for run three then four wide into the far turn, no late rally. DESERT HOPE unhurried early on, coaxed along while widest into the second turn, spun five wide to upper stretch and needed more late. SHENANIGANS STORM settled early, advanced between rivals into the far turn then was caught in tight nearing the top of the lane, was bottled up into upper stretch then could not find the needed late response. YIELD CURVE assumed early command, set a pressured pace to the second turn, was overtaken nearing the top of the lane, gave way.