Woodbine · Friday, June 26, 2026 · Race 4 of 7

Maiden Claiming

all_weather, fastSeven FurlongsPurse $36,10010 ranPost 2026-06-26 14:32:00Final time 1:25.09Pool $80,724

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
16Mac Gowan
2-3w,split,edged away
Rene Hernandez86531—2.4046A
E1 107 · LP 109
21Mr. Perfect
inside,fought,no match
Prayven Badrie441121½12.9036A
E1 110 · LP 105
32Baccaro Point
vie btwn,6w3/16,ran on
Ryan Munger1344343.2530A
E1 107 · LP 99
44Uxbridge Arms
step slow, 5-7w str
Jeffrey Alderson10109945½14.9025A
E1 90 · LP 96
53Interim Analysis
move 4w,led 1/4,flattn
Slade Jones683255¾3.4030A
E1 108 · LP 96
65Summer Train
btwn,insd turn,kept on
Daisuke Fukumoto977765¾13.1032A
E1 99 · LP 96
77Lake Como Heist
vied btwn,drop back1/2
Da-Sean Gaskin52667712.4534A
E1 105 · LP 93
88Carrick On Stage
no speed,came out 9wd
Romero Maragh79101087¾13.4515A
E1 87 · LP 91
910A Real War Story
vied outside,3w,empty
Austin Adams312599¾15.2014A
E1 110 · LP 87
109Border Fox
chased,swung 7w,faded
Jake Samuels25881010½23.709A
E1 99 · LP 86

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

12345678910start1/41/2stretchfinish1Mr. Perfect2Baccaro Point4Uxbridge Arms3Interim Analysis5Summer Train7Lake Como Heist8Carrick On Stage10A Real War Story9Border Fox6Mac Gowan

Fractional times

Call 123.12
Call 246.25
Call 31:11.66
Final1:25.09

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)6$6.80—
place ($2)6$3.70—
show ($2)6$3.30—
Pick 3 ($0.20)7-1-6$45.39$16,525
place ($2)1$9.10—
show ($2)1$6.30—
daily double ($1)1-6$20.40$9,096
show ($2)2$4—
exacta ($1)6-1$26.60$70,578
superfecta ($0.20)6-1-2-4$233.27$35,241
trifecta ($0.20)6-1-2$19.89$48,486

Chart notes

MAC GOWAN tracked in behind the leading group first between runners then inside but off the fence two to three deep, floated out a path or so leaving the turn exchanging light brushes in the process, shifted in a bit once in upper stretch to rally between foes striking the lead a sixteenth from home and edging away late. MR. PERFECT moved forward inside to take a share of the lead up the backstretch, vied for that position into and on the turn saving ground on or juts off the rail, was headed late on that bend but fought back to retake a narrow advantage in upper stretch, was overtaken by the winner in deep stretch and proved no match but second best. BACCARO POINT vied between runners, dropped back to the second flight early on the turn chasing in behind the leaders and outside a foe, fanned six wide into upper stretch exchanging incidental brushing in the process, kept on to secure show honors. UXBRIDGE ARMS (GB) broke a step slowly and steadied just slightly when in tight, lacked early speed bringing up the rear, saved some ground on the turn angling out five wide turning for home, moved out a bit further for room in later stretch and finished well but was not enough. INTERIM ANALYSIS was allowed to settle early dropping back off rivals and angling out at the five-eighths, advanced four wide into the turn, took a narrow lead near the quarter pole, could not sustain the effort and flattened out in the lane. SUMMER TRAIN chased from between foes early, dropped back but saved ground near the rail on the turn, kept on in the stretch just off the inside to improve. LAKE COMO HEIST vied between runners briefly for the early lead, dropped back between at the half, continued to chase near but off the rail running on one-paced. CARRICK ON STAGE lightly bumped a rival at the start, lacked early speed dropping back to last up the backstretch, raced outside a foe at the rear through the turn, came out nine wide at the top of the stretch, failed to menace. A REAL WAR STORY was just a bit restless in the gate, got away well and forced the pace from outside, vied with runners three wide on the turn racing between foes, came up empty in the stretch. BORDER FOX was lightly bumped at the start, chased the leaders briefly from close range then dropping back outside a foe heading into the turn, swung seven wide into upper stretch, was carried out a bit, faded.