Woodbine · Friday, August 28, 2026 · Race 2 of 8

Maiden Claiming

all_weather, fastOne And One Sixteenth MilesPurse $33,7008 ranPost 2026-08-28 13:39:00Final time 1:46.15Pool $191,393

Good for all except 3,4,7

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
17Tiz the Power
bobbled,lead,had more
Jose Campos4111119.4038A
E1 119 · LP 97
22Audi's World
long rally1/2-1/8pole
Pietro Moran7884220.7542A
E1 94 · LP 99
35Fog d'Oro
clsd belatedly for 3rd
David Moran6445433.3034A
E1 100 · LP 98
43Carrick On Stage
brk out,evenly,minors
Austin Adams13335411.3516A
E1 105 · LP 93
51Bildean
6Pstr,good late energy
Luis Reyes27687512.3534A
E1 95 · LP 98
66Summer Train
made little impression
Fraser Aebly367766118.3533A
E1 95 · LP 96
78Back Street Driver
chased far turn,wilted
Christopher Douglas8222371268.1017A
E1 114 · LP 89
84Uxbridge Arms
brk in,
Jeffrey Alderson5556881531.4023A
E1 99 · LP 93

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

12345678start1/41/23/4stretchfinish2Audi's World5Fog d'Oro3Carrick On Stage1Bildean6Summer Train8Back Street Driver4Uxbridge Arms7Tiz the Power

Fractional times

Call 123.97
Call 247.74
Call 31:12.69
Call 41:39.41
Final1:46.15

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)7$0.80
place ($2)7$6.10
show ($2)7$3.60
daily double ($1)3-7$39.75$26,550
place ($2)2$2.40
show ($2)2$2.10
daily double ($1)3-9$5.20$0
show ($2)5$2.60
exacta ($1)7-2$30.10$155,890
superfecta ($0.20)7-2-5-3$85.98$65,910
trifecta ($0.20)7-2-5$18.20$88,531

Chart notes

TIZ THE POWER bobbled slightly on the break, recovered smartly getting to the fence controlling things on the front end, rolled along comfortably unopposed down the backside, got a breather with no rivals making applying pressure throughout the far turn, was headed outside in mid-stretch but under a well rationed out ride had more in the final furlong to repel the late challenge and held swat at the finish line for the front running tally. AUDI'S WORLD could see the field with just off the fence taking the first turn, started make an early move three deep at the half seeing the winner getting things his own way down the backside, continued to close in three wide circling foes around the final turn, posed the only threat to the winner outside at the furlong pole but could not sustain the lengthy rally in deep stretch and finished up second best in the end. FOG D'ORO settled in mid-division while travelling three wide outside foes around the first corner, made little progression down the backside, was scrubbed on for more two wide at the three eighths pole trying to match strides with an outside rival rallying on the final turn, shifted to the four path in with a chance for a piece of the prize turning for home and closed in belatedly to begin a non threatening third. CARRICK ON STAGE broke out slightly brushing the outside rival at the start, was well placed on the fence keeping a close eye on the front two runners on the first turn as well as down the backstretch, edged up closer two wide through the last bend at the quarter pole to begin the three path in the conversation for small share in upper stretch and finished up evenly between rivals at the furlong marker to settle on the fringes. BILDEAN had only one runner beaten while on the fence on the first of two turns, was relegated to the tail end at the half mile marker, still could see the field through the second turn, shifted out widest in the six path straightening out for the drive, found his best stride through the stretch and closed in with good late energy to almost get a minor share outside at the wire. SUMMER TRAIN travelled three wide near the rear early on, offered little movement between foes down the backside at the half, had a mild run passing an inside challenger at the five sixteenths pole but could not make any further impression four wide in the stretch running. BACK STREET DRIVER sat two wide outside off the frontrunner on the first turn, continued to be just back of the leader while well ahead of the rest of the strung out field along the backside, came under a drive unable to gain on the winner at the five sixteenths pole, shifted to the two path still in the mix at the top of the stretch but had little for the late drive when wilting inside of horses in the final furlong. UXBRIDGE ARMS (GB) broke inwards exchanging brushes with a rival on the start, settled inside another in midfield in the early stages, had the being urged on for more but was going in the wrong direction around the final bend and came up empty having the three path at the head of the lane.