Woodbine · Friday, October 23, 2026 · Race 2 of 8

Claiming

all_weather, fastSeven FurlongsPurse $29,6008 ranPost 2026-10-23 13:41:00Final time 1:25.58Pool $79,661

Good for all except 1,3

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/2stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
17Apeldoorn
shook clr7/16,prevail
Fraser Aebly12111—5.1537A
E1 92 · LP 114
26Monday Morning
loom rail,jump shadow
Ryan Munger68532½7.9043A
E1 84 · LP 113
32Lake Como Heist
re-rally3/16,need more
Eswan Flores312231¼2.2046A
E1 89 · LP 111
43Paradise Perfect
slw st,drift3/16,rebid
Keveh Nicholls853545¼2.4046A
E1 85 · LP 102
55Nycely
check7/16,evenly str
Luis Contreras234455½7.6523A
E1 85 · LP 101
61Halcon Negro
stp slw,improved3/16
Jeffrey Alderson77866839.4526A
E1 76 · LP 96
74Sunnyville
3Wturn,6Wstr no factor
Dane Nelson447771135.2020A
E1 81 · LP 90
88Professor Reload
4Wturn,retreated1/4
Christoff Douglas56688125.2527A
E1 82 · LP 88

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

12345678start1/41/2stretchfinish6Monday Morning2Lake Como Heist3Paradise Perfect5Nycely1Halcon Negro4Sunnyville8Professor Reload7Apeldoorn

Fractional times

Call 123.48
Call 247.39
Call 31:12.51
Final1:25.58

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
win ($2)7$2.30—
place ($2)7$7.50—
show ($2)7$4.50—
daily double ($1)6-7$25.05$15,479
place ($2)6$7.60—
show ($2)6$5.10—
exacta ($1)7-6$57.25$66,724
show ($2)2$2.60—
superfecta ($0.20)7-6-2-3$61.99$26,982
trifecta ($0.20)7-6-2$32.82$39,003

Chart notes

APELDOORN was hustled from the get-go dueling outside for the front end, shook clear when the inside early speed opposition took back heading into the turn, rolled along getting a slight breather through the turn, had the two path bracing for the challengers bearing down in mid-stretch but would not be denied under a vigorous ride in the last sixteenth of a mile just prevailing for the win at the wire. MONDAY MORNING co-trailed on the outside at the midpoint down the back straight, began to reach for more ground on the rail going into the turn, closed in smartly on the fence well in hand around the turn, scraped paint posing a menacing presence inside taking the corner, continued to fight on inside inching even closer with a sixteenth to run but lost all chance for possibly surging for the win in deep stretch when jumping the shadow from the finish line pole nearing the wire losing momentum and just missing on the rail for the top spot. LAKE COMO HEIST argued for the lead being roused inside down the backstretch, relinquished the front end being wrangled back at the seven sixteenths pole shifting to the outside, edged up two wide around the turn, re-engaged outside the leader in the three path at the top of the lane but needed more in the final furlong finishing up evenly outside two others losing the three way battle down the stretch easily besting the rest for the show award. PARADISE PERFECT broke slowly leaving the gate, advanced steadily on the rail down the backside to sit in midfield by the half, ranged up taking closer order three wide midway through the turn, drifted out considerably to the seven path losing position in upper stretch but stubbornly fought back closing in regaining a minor award right at the finish line. NYCELY had a good spot in the beginning sitting all alone watching the contesting duo down the backside, had to be steadied at the seven sixteenths pole coming up to a runner who took back off the lead shifting outside, regressed two wide being passed on both sides by runners in midturn, angled out to the four oath in with a shot for a small share in upper stretch but faded inside late when getting picked up in deep stretch losing a minor share at the wire. HALCON NEGRO was away a step slow on the break being a joint last on the rail midway down the backstretch, could see the field unable to quicken with others at the three eighths pole, improved slightly making a brief move three wide inside a couple of runners turning for home but could not sustain the run and finished up one paced in the late going. SUNNYVILLE settled close to the back end inside another at the half, made little impression between horses three wide in the turn running, shifted to the six path for the drive to the wire but could not factor in the final furlong. PROFESSOR RELOAD travelled four deep near the rear along the backside, took the overland route going four wide around the turn but was retreating outside of rivals at the quarter pole and emptied out when angling widest in the seven path at the top of the lane.