Woodbine · Friday, July 24, 2026 · Race 7 of 9

Maiden Optional Claiming

turf, firmOne MilePurse $49,2009 ranPost 2026-07-24 16:19:00Final time 1:36.77Pool $132,044

Good for all except 1,5,6,7

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
15Go Go Alexander
brk out,grinded,got up
Pietro Moran554321—1.7553A
21No Cape
awk st,led,kept trying
David Moran212112½4.5544A
32Border Fox
loom4W3/16,no match
Jalon Samuel1865334¼44.2521A
48Celestial Heart
one paced,fringes
Leo Salles44565469.2530A
57Joshua Strike
brk in,led1/2,yield1/8
Christopher Douglas721245910.5538A
63Fin Del Mundo
vied btwn,retreat2W1/4
Eswan Flores33346611¾2.6054A
74High Beam
made little impression
Sunny Singh66777713¾30.1529A
86Full Star
sqzd st,trail,pass one
Jodeien Anderson99998814½56.6519A
99Oceanography
stalk near rear,empty
Emma-Jayne Wilson87889924½6.1520A

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

123456789start1/41/23/4stretchfinish1No Cape2Border Fox8Celestial Heart7Joshua Strike3Fin Del Mundo4High Beam6Full Star9Oceanography5Go Go Alexander

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)5$5.50—
place ($2)5$3.30—
show ($2)5$3.10—
Pick 3 ($0.20)1$33.96$21,777
place ($2)1$4.90—
show ($2)1$3.80—
Pick 4 ($0.20)1-1$92.08$56,733
show ($2)2$14.20—
daily double ($1)5-5$59$9,031
exacta ($1)5-1$12.10$104,520
superfecta ($0.20)5-1-2-8$149.17$49,128
trifecta ($0.20)5-1-2$34.45$66,546

Chart notes

GO GO ALEXANDER broke out on the start, had the fence in tandem with an outside foe tracking the lead trio,, began to make a move creeping up on the rail at the the three furlong pole, shifted out three wide lengthening stride coming to the lead pair at the quarter pole, grinded away on the leader whittling away its advantage by the sixteenth pole and inch away late for the hard fought win from a stubborn rival. NO CAPE had an awkward beginning but recouped to have a narrow lead on the rail under the wire for the first time, took back on the rail being reined in to let the outside dictate the pace down the backstretch, shifted outside by the half, regressed-engaged seizing command two wide outside by the five sixteenths pole, had the two path still holding on moving well at the furlong pole inside of rivals, kept trying gamely until the very end but gave way grudgingly to the winner in deep stretch. BORDER FOX had the fence sitting close to the back for the first half of this two turn event, moved in improving smartly on the rail through the far turn by the quarter pole, shifted outside four wide outside the contested lead duo posing a threat at the top of the stretch, was no match for the top duo when stalling at the furlong pole but still finished up strong enough to be a clear third at the wire. CELESTIAL HEART had a good spot keeping in close range of the lead trio while having the eventual winner pinned in on the inside, took closer order narrowing the margin at the half, went the overland route going three to four wide on the final bend keeping pace, had a chance in the five path if good enough at the top of the lane but could run one paced in the final furlong to settle in the fringes in the end. JOSHUA STRIKE broke in at the start, had trouble navigating the first turn going five wide while pressing the pace outside, got a head in front entering the ba stretch, opened up by the half, battled inside with the early pacesetter coming back on in the final bend two wide on the outside,hugged the rail still in the mix for a small share straightening out for the drive but yielded to outside foes at the furlong marker. FIN DEL MUNDO vied between runners heading into the first turn, sat all alone watching the engaged twosome down the backside,, could roused but offered little response around the last turn retreating between horses at the quarter pole and had little left to offer in the stretch drive. HIGH BEAM stalked in the third flight with runners on both sides, made little progress outside in the three oath the half, had to rail on the far turn making little impression and could not be a factor in the drive to the wire. FULL STAR was squeezed on the break trailing on the rail in the first turn, still remained at the rear down the back straight, could see the field travelling just off the fence in the second turn and could only manage to catch a tired foe late in the stretch running. OCEANOGRAPHY travelled three wide outside two others near the rear early on, could not gain on rivals through the ba stretch, made no gain just off the fence onthe last turn and in the three path emptied in the drive in the final furlong.