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RELOAD BABA was brushed by the outside foe on the break, recovered quickly having a slim lead inside another down the backside, continued to be pestered outside up top while just being nudged along the fence maintaining the advantage, shook loose while still well in hand with the outside early speed rival throwing in-the towel at the quarter pole, opened up at the top of the stretch being asked for more to have a commanding lead with a furlong to go and won comfortably under a poised front-running ride. NOYZEE GIRL was forwardly placed in the beginning, dropped back inside to be a joint last on the rail by the half, lagged behind the group around the bend, shifted to the five path picking up the bit, moved out even further getting clear run seven wide at the furlong pole and stormed on home in the final eighth of a mile to best the rest for the secondary share. LITTLE ALEXA had runners on both sides while in midfield down the backstretch, advanced two to three wide around the turn closing in smartly at the quarter pole, angled to the four oath in the hunt taking the corner and ran in willingly between runners for the show award but was nabbed outside in the late running for the place share. ALMASTY'S LUST had the rail position sitting in mid-pack, regressed briefly inside of two others in midturn, was resurgent finding a seam three wide at the top of the lane, had to alter course outside losing its path at the furlong marker and finished up mildly capturing a minor award in the end. AMI'S CRY was well placed isolated behind the contesting duo along the back straightaway, edged up two wide around the turn at the quarter pole between runners but could not find more for the stretch drive and faded inside of horses with a furlong remaining. BUTTERFLY BILLIE broke with the field but dropped back to last entering the backstretch, co-trailed on the outside at the half, made no headway going three wide around the oval, swung out widest to the eight path for the stretch run but could not get involved between runners in the final furlong. MISS CANDY GIRL broke outwards on the start, settled in midfield three deep down the backside, travelled three to four wide around runners taking closer order by the quarter pole,, moved out to the six path in with a chance for a small share turning for home but tired between horses in the final sixteenth of a mile. OOKPIK battled outside for the lead down the backside and throughout the turn, could not keep pace fighting up top with the eventual winner inside at the quarter pole, and stopped in the four path between runners in upper stretch.