Maiden Special Weight

Chart notes

GO OLIVIA was forwardly placed from the onset sitting back just off the frontrunner midway around the first of two turns rating kindly under a hard hold, drafted behind the pacesetter having the fence down the backside, waited for the cue to goon the rail measuring the pacesetter around the last bend, angled out three wide straightening out for home pouncing outside by the furlong pole and with a quick late turn off foot won going away when crossing the finish line. ASHLEE B settled at the back of the pack outside two others while going six wide heading into the first turn, shared the rear on the outside down the backstretch, had one beaten going three wide midway on the final bend, swung out widest in the seven path for the drive and flew home in the furlong eighth of a mile to get up right at the finish line outside besting the rest for the runners up position. BAZOOKA JANE had the lead getting over to the two path setting a brisk early pace, slowed the tempo down unopposed by the half, inched away again up top by the quarter pole when let out a notch, was holding digging in on the rail at the furlong pole, could not go with the winner outside by the sixteenth pole giving way on the front end and just got nabbed outside for the place share right at the wire. DYNA was jostled between horses on the start, had the rail sharing the rear inside of two others in the early going, was under a snug hold making no gain on the fence with the field clustered down the backside, inched up on the far turn having no room to lengthen stride inside of horses through the far turn, could not get clear run until four wide at the furlong pole and finished up mildly between rivals for a minor placing. AFLEET FLATTER broke in having to be taken up for a stride or two in tight leaving the gate, had the four path between horses part of the back trio on the first turn, co-trailed inside down the backstretch, was relegated to solo last on the fence at the five sixteenths pole, rallied on the rail in upper stretch and found its best stride late inside of rivals coming on. BORIKA (IRE) veered out on the start, was floated out eight wide heading into the first turn part of the scramble up front, settled three deep near the rear down the back straight, kept pace four wide midway around the last turn, had the six path for the stretch run but was outkicked between runners in the furlong pole. PRINCESS RAINBOW was well spotted on the rail taking back off the lead fivesome that were arguing on the front end in the first turn, settled nicely on the fence in midfield down the backside, kept pace running evenly inside of runners through the last turn, scraped paint at the top of the lane moving inti the third place share at the furlong pole but could not find more late and wilted between runners in the last seventy yards. CLASSIC DISCOVERY was checked going four wide between runners trying to hold position close to the back between runners midway around the first bend, offered little change along the backstretch, made little headway with runners on both sides around the second turn, shifted to the five path but lacked running room eventually losing its path coming up to the furlong pole and could not factor afterwards. MISS BRIT had the four path between horses in the mix up front heading into the first turn between rivals, chased the pacesetter down the backside and through the final turn, shifted out three wide in upper stretch, was no match for the lead pair by the furlong pole while still was dueling for a minor share though but ran out of energy and folded between runners in the late going. ABDUL broke sharp on the fence but dropped back off the early mad scramble into the first turn sitting between runners in midfield, had little progression still with runners on either side down the backstretch in the middle of the pack, came under a ride just trying to hold position on the last oval and yielded to others in the four path by mid-stretch. SPICY BOURBON was part of the forwardly placed mix going seven wide with horses on each side on the first bend, travelled three deep keeping an eye on the lead three rivals while outside of horses, kept even with runners while going three wide on the far bend, drifted out to the five path turning for home but emptied out between foes at the furlong marker.