Woodbine · Thursday, September 24, 2026 · Race 3 of 8

Claiming

all_weather, fastOne And One Sixteenth MilesPurse $41,3009 ranPost 2026-09-24 16:18:00Final time 1:48.03Pool $72,138

Good for all except 2,3,4

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13Nile Passage
brk out,spurt1/8,held
Pietro Moran122111—6.85—
21Ratings Upgrade
stuck behind3/8-1/4
Daisuke Fukumoto8877621¼1.35—
34Pipinna
in tight st,up late3rd
Romero Maragh7566532¾6.75—
42Tan Toast
hop st,evenly,minors
Jose Campos3443342¾7.05—
56Reload Eh
chance3W3/16,stalled
Christopher Douglas5655453½11.80—
67Greenwich Pike
chased,wilted70yds
Skye Chernetz2332264¼7.50—
75Sunnyville
6Wstr,showed little
Fraser Aebly67887711½13.90—
89Conquer the Storm
trailed1/2,passed one
Jason Hoyte99999814½26.05—
98Dixie Doll
hard sent,empty out
Wilbert Gobay411489158.50—

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

123456789start1/41/23/4stretchfinish1Ratings Upgrade4Pipinna2Tan Toast6Reload Eh7Greenwich Pike5Sunnyville9Conquer the Storm8Dixie Doll3Nile Passage

Fractional times

Call 123.46
Call 247.89
Call 31:13.76
Call 41:40.86
Final1:48.03

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)3$15.70—
place ($2)3$7.20—
show ($2)3$4.80—
Pick 3 ($0.20)2$8.51$23,001
place ($2)1$3.30—
show ($2)1$2.20—
daily double ($1)4-3$24.55$9,977
show ($2)4$3.60—
exacta ($1)3-1$25.75$51,164
superfecta ($0.20)3-1-4-2$86.65$20,889
trifecta ($0.20)3-1-4$19.61$30,790

Chart notes

NILE PASSAGE broke out at the start, had the early lead in the two path under the wire for the first time, took back being reined in at the midpoint of the initial bend letting the outside rival go on with it up top, shifted outside tracking the frontrunner at the half, regained control by the seven sixteenths pole, rolled along unopposed around the final bend, spurted away from her closest pursuers in mid-stretch and held safe at the wire for the win. RATINGS UPGRADE (IRE) was unhurried inside being a joint last in the beginning, took closer order lengthening stride heading into the last turn, had no running room stuck behind the tiring early frontrunner from the three eighths pole until shifting out at the quarter marker and when clear rushed home down the stretch but could only finish up a troubled second best behind the winner. PIPINNA was in tight between horses on the break, had company outside sitting in mid-division throughout, angled to the five path finding her best stride in the drive and closed in belatedly outside just getting up at the finish line for the show money. TAN TOAST hopped at the start, kept a close eye inside on the leader on the first bend, sat isolated rating kindly behind the front three rivals down the backstretch, edged up two wide around the far turn in the mix at the top of the stretch but evened out in the last furlong just getting nabbed outside at the wire settling for only a minor share in the end. RELOAD EH travelled in midfield outside another, started to come with a good rally around foes three wide at the five sixteenths pole, remained in the three path in with a shot for a small share in upper stretch but stalled with a sixteenth left to run. GREENWICH PIKE was forwardly placed in the mix up front between foes in the beginning, had a good spot outside watching the loose leader down the backstretch, chased the eventual winner two wide through the far turn as well as down the lane but had little left and wilted between horses in the final seventy yards losing a few placings very late. SUNNYVILLE settled close to the back having only a couple of runners beaten, was relegated to the tail end between foes at the half, closed the gap on the field three wide by the quarter pole, swung out widest in the six path turning for home but showed little, lacking a rally in the stretch drive. CONQUER THE STORM co-trailed on the outside in the early stages, was spinning her wheels three wide on the far turn unable to keep up to runners by the three eighths marker and could only manage to pass the leg weary early frontrunner in the drive. DIXIE DOLL was hard sent from the outside making her intentions known getting a clear lead outside midway around the first turn, set a lively pace loose up top along the backside, had no answer when the winner seized control powering past at the seven sixteenths marker, dropped back steadily on the rail throughout the last bend and emptied out in the fence, running out of gas by the eighth pole.