Penn National · Thursday, August 27, 2026 · Race 1 of 7

Maiden Claiming

dirt, fastSix FurlongsPurse $22,0006 ranPost 2026-08-27 17:48:00Final time 1:11.15Pool $27,603

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
15Walkers Beach
confidently handled
I Beato121110.9075A
E1 105 · LP 119
22Sippnsummerspirits
sttld midpack,2nd best
W Corujo433321.8062A
E1 100 · LP 113
33Coach Michael
hustled,dueled,weakend
D Cora312233.4062A
E1 106 · LP 106
41Katischuo
brushed,lacked finish
E Flores5444410½15.4050A
E1 100 · LP 104
54King of Salsa
always outrun
L M Ocasio655551429.5043A
E1 99 · LP 101
66Colonial Knight
outpaced, no factor
J J Radosevich2666625½32.7018A
E1 98 · LP 85

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

123456start1/41/2stretchfinish2Sippnsummerspirits3Coach Michael1Katischuo4King of Salsa6Colonial Knight5Walkers Beach

Fractional times

Call 122.91
Call 246.28
Call 358.69
Final1:11.15

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)5$3.80
place ($2)5$2.20
show ($2)5$2.10
exacta ($1)5-2$4.30$16,688
place ($2)2$3
show ($2)2$2.10
superfecta ($0.10)5-2-3-1$1.98$7,410
show ($2)3$2.10
trifecta ($0.50)5-2-3$4.40$10,178

Chart notes

WALKERS BEACH broke best but ceded the lead to COACH MICHAEL while remaining close down the backstretch, moved up under confident handling to challenge approaching the three-furlong pole, took command at the head of the stretch and drew clear through the final furlong under a strong hand ride. SIPPNSUMMERSPIRITS was squeezed at the start but recovered well, moved out to the three path for running room down the backstretch, settled behind the two leaders and responded to strong handling and urging through the stretch, but could not get to the winner. COACH MICHAEL veered in while being hustled to the lead, set the pace with WALKERS BEACH in close pursuit, was challenged by that rival approaching the three-furlong pole, yielded the lead entering the stretch and weakened late to lose second. KATISCHUO was brushed after the start, settled in midpack, came under pressure after a quarter mile and lacked a finishing kick. KING OF SALSA broke last, moved up under a ride approaching the turn, continued three to four wide through that turn, then lost ground through the stretch. COLONIAL KNIGHT was outpaced, dropped to the rail before the turn and was never a factor.