Mountaineer · Sunday, May 31, 2026 · Race 5 of 8

Claiming

dirt, fastOne MilePurse $9,5009 ranPost 2026-05-31 20:45:00Final time 1:45.51Pool $51,156

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13Super Honey Timber
surged up late 3deep
Andrew Ramgeet677431—17.4054A
E1 87 · LP 91
24Handle On You
bid clear, caught wire
Michael Pagan455212¼1.1050A
E1 94 · LP 87
39Co Heart
7 wide, finished well
Nomar Arroyo Bueno9998632¼5.1042A
E1 77 · LP 94
47Eloper
finished evenly mid tk
Kevin Gonzalez766554312.8034A
E1 88 · LP 89
51Widerthanamile
hard used, spent
Yuri Yaranga3121255¼4.4031A
E1 102 · LP 81
68Mean to Me
pressed pace, tired,
Brandon Whitacre121346816.0036A
E1 103 · LP 79
72Una Roca
tracked early faded
Luis Batista543777114.9026A
E1 97 · LP 82
86Wild Gold Rush
evenly, tired far turn
Bailey Weatherly23468815¼24.2014A
E1 95 · LP 77
95Dixie Rag
always outrun
Miguel Martinez88899916½78.7012A
E1 84 · LP 81

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

123456789start1/41/23/4stretchfinish4Handle On You9Co Heart7Eloper1Widerthanamile8Mean to Me2Una Roca6Wild Gold Rush5Dixie Rag3Super Honey Timber

Fractional times

Call 124.09
Call 248.60
Call 31:15.90
Final1:45.51

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)3$36.80—
place ($2)3$11.40—
show ($2)3$6.20—
place ($2)4$3—
show ($2)4$2.20—
superfecta ($1)3-4-9-7$9.90$14,457
show ($2)9$3—
trifecta ($1)3-4-9$452.20$28,349

Chart notes

SUPER HONEY TIMBER slow early raced evenly to upper stretch surging up late three deep. HANDLE ON YOU gave a middle move bidding clear into upper stretch digging in late being grabbed in the last strides. CO HEART slow early lost ground ground to upper stretch finishing well seven wide. ELOPER finished evenly at mid track. WIDERTHANAMILE pressed the pace dueling through the far turn wearing out the final eighth. MEAN TO ME pressed the early pace tiring to upper stretch. UNA ROCA tracked evenly for a half then faded on the far turn. WILD GOLD RUSH raced evenly tiring on the far turn. DIXIE RAG was always outrun.