1:40.95

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Imperia Blue, Dark Bay or Brown Filly, by Audible out of Hello Charlie, by Indian Charlie. Foaled Mar 29, 2023 in Kentucky.
Breeder: Tim Thornton & Gray Lang.
Owner: Cairoli Racing Stable
Trainer: Sano, Antonio

Claiming Prices: 6 - Imperia Blue: $50,000; 4 - World Builder: $50,000; 7 - Lucky Berry: $50,000; 3 - Rainbow Lane: $50,000; 2 - Tale of Lemonbelle: $50,000; 8 - Riyah Al Nil: $50,000; 1 - The Great Amira: $50,000;

Scratched Horse(s): New Life (Off-Turf)

Total WPS Pool: $91,561

6 - Sano, Antonio 4 - Sweezey, J. 7 - Sano, Antonio 3 - Nunez, Milton 2 - Barboza, Jr., Victor 8 - Seyler, Douglas 1 - Quiroz, Angel

6 - Cairoli Racing Stable 4 - Starry Night Racing 7 - Tami Bobo 3 - AP Stable 2 - Vicente Stella Stables LLC 8 - Tempo Dulu Investments LLC 1 - Porta Pia Stables, LLC and Quiroz, Angel

IMPERIA BLUE was forwardly placed away from the start, tracked the pace three deep to the backstretch, bid along the far turn and took command nearing the quarter marker, drew off through the stretch and was hand ridden to the wire to win as much the best. WORLD BUILDER prominent away from the start, attended to the early pace then went up and pressed the decent pace to the far turn, vied for the lead between rivals nearing the quarter marker, was no match for the winner in the stretch and was clear of the rest for second. LUCKY BERRY settled while never far back, saved ground to the far turn then angled three wide for the stretch drive, needed more in the final furlong but ran on late to be a clear third. RAINBOW LANE settled away from the start, was well placed while two wide and between foes up the backstretch, chased two wide to the top of the lane and did not rally late. TALE OF LEMONBELLE showed speed away from the start and assumed early command, set a prompted pace up the backstretch, was pressured into the far turn then overtaken nearing the quarter marker, chased to upper stretch then faded through the drive. RIYAH AL NIL caught four wide into the first turn, settled into the backstretch and tracked the decent pace three wide heading to the half-mile marker, lacked a response while three wide at the quarter pole and tired in the stretch. THE GREAT AMIRA allowed to settle, saved ground into the first turn, trailed to the half-mile point, could not find a response into the far turn, was eased through the stretch and walked off.

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