Woodbine · Sunday, July 19, 2026 · Race 5 of 14

Claiming

all_weather, fastSix And One Half FurlongsPurse $56,1006 ranPost 2026-07-19 15:13:00Final time 1:18.01Pool $93,339

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13Indy One
insd,headed,resurgent
Romero Maragh21111—8.6581A
21Indian Peak
3w1/4,led late,denied
Jose Campos54422a nose2.85104A
35Poseidon Steel
rally btwn 1/16,up 3rd
Ryan Munger155533¾6.2585A
46Pine Knoll
3-4w turn, no rally
Rafael Hernandez3334452.9087A
54Arabian Prince
press winner,faltered
Keveh Nicholls422355¼1.6594A
62Moon Landing
light bmp brk,no speed
Jeffrey Alderson6666611¾11.6069A

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

123456start1/41/2stretchfinish1Indian Peak5Poseidon Steel6Pine Knoll4Arabian Prince2Moon Landing3Indy One

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)3$19.30—
place ($2)3$8.60—
show ($2)3$4.50—
Pick 3 ($0.20)1$14.13$25,780
place ($2)1$4.70—
show ($2)1$2.80—
daily double ($1)6-3$23.10$12,992
show ($2)5$3.80—
exacta ($1)3-1$30.20$50,565
superfecta ($0.20)3-1-5-6$50.33$16,740
trifecta ($0.20)3-1-5$30.33$27,721

Chart notes

INDY ONE was coaxed quickly to the lead, set a pressured pace inside dueling on the turn, put away the sparring partner but found a new challenger to the outside, was headed past the furlong marker, fought back to regain command nearing the wire. INDIAN PEAK was lightly bumped at the start, tracked inside the second flight, moved out three then four wide past the quarter pole under urging, struck a narrow lead past the eighth pole while coming in a bit, was outfinished. POSEIDON STEEL lacked early speed racing last but one and outside, moved nearer the fence early on the turn saving some ground, came out a bit in the stretch and rallied between foes near the sixteenth pole to get up for show honors. PINE KNOLL chased from outside going three to four wide on the turn, was one-paced and failed to rally. ARABIAN PRINCE pressed the eventual winner, moved closer to duel on the turn drawing nearly even at the five-sixteenths and encouraged soon after, faltered and weakened in the stretch. MOON LANDING bumped a rival lightly at the start, was devoid of early speed trailing inside, moved out on the turn, made no impact.