1:38.09

Run-Up: 210 feet

Winner: Circuit Breaker, Dark Bay or Brown Gelding, by Essential Quality out of Coniah, by Harlington. Foaled Apr 11, 2023 in Kentucky.
Breeder: Clearsky Farms.
Owner: White Fence, LLC, Bayer, Robert C., Gallegos, Elizabeth and Lambert, Jeffrey
Trainer: Hess, Jr., Robert

2 Claimed Horse(s):

Circuit Breaker
Redial

New trainer: Antonio C. Garcia
New trainer: Ian Kruljac

New Owner: Battle Born Racing Stable
New Owner: Seltzer Thoroughbreds

Claiming Prices: 2 - Circuit Breaker: $25,000; 7 - Straight Buzzin: $25,000; 4 - Redial: $25,000; 1 - Curly's Agenda: $25,000; 3 - Che (IRE): $25,000; 5 - Amador: $25,000; 6 - Skyquist: $25,000;

Total WPS Pool: $314,333

2 - Hess, Jr., Robert 7 - Wright, Blaine 4 - Garcia, Antonio 1 - Rodriguez, Francisco 3 - O'Neill, Doug 5 - Wilensky, Sam 6 - Gallagher, Patrick

2 - White Fence, LLC, Bayer, Robert C., Gallegos, Elizabeth and Lambert, Jeffrey 7 - Mayo, Tom and Robinson, Jacquetta 4 - Les Blake 1 - JKX Racing 3 - Run Fast Racing 5 - Rase Stables, LLC 6 - U.S. Equine, Bowden, David E., Bowden, Tracie D., Fisher, Derrick and Takamoto, Shigetoshi

CIRCUIT BREAKER stalked along the inside, moved up close on the backstretch, challenged between rivals into the far turn, took over with a quarter mile remaining, carried the lead over STRAIGHT BUZZIN into the final furlong, then kicked clear midstretch and drew away. STRAIGHT BUZZIN closest in pursuit from the two path early, followed the leader outside CIRCUIT BREAKER on the backstretch, challenged three deep on the far turn, fought outside CIRCUIT BREAKER in upper stretch, could not stay on with that rival midstretch and held second. REDIAL stalked three deep between rivals then got squeezed back to last into the first turn, trailed three then two wide around the bend, passed a couple rivals early on the far turn and continued in the two then three path, kept trying down the lane despite not threatening and gained the show honors. CURLY'S AGENDA sat off the pace on the inside, moved into range while steering out on the backstretch, went four wide through the far turn and weakened. CHE (IRE) coaxed along in the two path or between rivals on the first turn giving chase, fell back to last on the far turn, angled to the inside, steered out into the stretch and failed to menace. AMADOR sped clear and controlled the pace in the opening stages, challenged by a pair of rivals on the far turn, lost command at the quarter pole, yielded to the new leader turning for home and tired in the lane. SKYQUIST settled four deep then three deep on the clubhouse turn, went four wide around the far turn, got floated out at the top of the lane and came up empty.

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