Woodbine · Monday, July 20, 2026 · Race 2 of 9

Maiden Claiming

all_weather, fastOne And One Sixteenth MilesPurse $32,5004 ranPost 2026-07-20 13:37:00Final time 1:50.10Pool $49,806

Good for all except 8

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
12Albie First
carryout6W3/16,driving
Eswan Flores232211—0.2027C
27Flightmare
drift5W3/16,no match
Leo Salles3111225½6.2010C
35Race Day Chance
trail,won show battle
Corey Jordan1444331016.107C
48Precious Kid
bobbled,duel3rd,empty
Christopher Douglas42334419¾4.407C

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

1234start1/41/23/4stretchfinish7Flightmare5Race Day Chance8Precious Kid2Albie First

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)2$2.40—
place ($2)2$2.10—
show ($2)2$2.10—
daily double ($1)1-1$4.60$12,562
place ($2)7$3.20—
show ($2)7$2.10—
daily double ($1)1-2$6.40$0
show ($2)5$2.70—
exacta ($1)2-7$2.45$23,081
superfecta ($0.20)2-7-5-8$0.72$6,999
trifecta ($0.20)2-7-5$0.92$10,138

Chart notes

ALBIE FIRST was hustled on the inside from the start getting into the race pressing the pace on the inside, tracked the loose frontrunner down the backside with an outside foe, started to come with a run at the three furlong marker, reached for more ground picking up speed when urged right handed at the quarter pole, was carried out six wide by the pacesetter straightening out for the drive and powered past by the furlong to win going away in the end. FLIGHTMARE had a slim lead between horses heading into the first bend, shook loose along the back straightaway slowing the tempo down in the process, had a dwindling advantage on the rail on the far turn by the quarter pole, was allowed to drift out five wide brushing the winner at the top of the stretch but could not match strides in the final furlong being a distant but clear second best at the wire. RACE DAY CHANCE was unhurried at the back of the pack around the initial bend, travelled three deep making little progression outside along the backstretch, shared the rear inside another throughout the final turn, hugged the rail at the top of the lane and won the show battle inside by the furlong pole. PRECIOUS KID bobbled on the break, recovered to prompt the pace three wide outside around the first turn, tracked the lone speed leader outside of the eventual winner down the backstretch, dropped back unable to keep up to the front two rivals by the three eighths pole, dueled outside for the third place share turning for home but emptied out in the final furlong.