1:40.41

Run-Up: 45 feet

Winner: Right to Party, Chestnut Colt, by Constitution out of Havin' a Party, by Emcee. Foaled Apr 20, 2023 in Kentucky.
Breeder: Tony Holmes & Timothy C. Thornton.
Owner: Chester Broman, Sr.
Trainer: McPeek, Kenneth

Total WPS Pool: $296,305

5 - McPeek, Kenneth 7 - Terranova II, John 3 - Pletcher, Todd 1 - Gargan, Danny 4 - Brown, Chad 6 - Handal, Raymond 2 - Summers, Chad

5 - Chester Broman, Sr. 7 - C R K Stable LLC 3 - Leland Ackerley Racing 1 - Reeves Thoroughbred Racing, R. A. Hill Stable, Belmar Racing and Breeding, LLC and Pine Racing Stables 4 - Klaravich Stables, Inc. 6 - Rosemont Racing, Dorrian, Michael, Woolford, James, Delaney, Samuel P., Pavilion Racing, Brown Road Racing and Skelly, Matthew S. 2 - Valente, Roddy J., Brown, Edward Rusty J., Fantacola, Anthony and RAP Racing

RIGHT TO PARTY bumped soundly with a rival at the start, settled at the rear, gained while inside to the two path on the turn, was driven into the stretch in the four path then moved further out, rallied on the outside while remaining on his inside lead in the drive and closed well to get up in the final sixteenth and prevail. DR. SINATRA was hustled from the gate, disputed the pace on the outside, was urged along in the three then four path on the turn, dueled outside of a foe into the final furlong, led into the final sixteenth but was overtaken while able to get the place. FELONIOUS contested the pace between horses, was asked in the two then three path on the turn, battled with the runner-up under a drive into the final sixteenth and was outfinished while clear for the show. GOOD ILLUSION settled off the pace, moved closer with about six furlongs to run, chased while moving from the inside to the three path on the turn, spun into the stretch in the five path and came up empty. COST EFFECTIVE was rated off the pace under a snug hold, moved from the two path to the four path while let out on the turn, chased in the six path into the stretch and had nothing left. FLEET N READY bumped soundly with a rival at the start, pressed the pace between horses, dropped back outside the five-eighths pole, came up empty in the four path on the turn, spun into the stretch in the five path and faltered. FEROCE pressed the pace on the inside of opponents, drew even for the lead inside the three-quarter pole, was urged along while inside to the two path on the turn, dropped back late on that bend and faded.

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