1:11.75

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Texas Red Bel, Chestnut Mare, by Texas Red out of Bel Air Kid, by Lemon Drop Kid. Foaled Mar 31, 2018 in Texas.
Breeder: Wayne Ray Detmar & Roland Cantu.
Owner: L and G Racing Stables
Trainer: Govea, Cesar

1 Claimed Horse(s):

Texas Red Bel

New trainer: Wayne F. George

New Owner: Wayne F. George

Claiming Prices: 1 - Texas Red Bel: $7,500; 2 - Eagle Express: $7,500; 3 - Natural Touch: $5,000; 6 - Its My Money Too: $7,500; 8 - Sharp Likeness: $5,000; 4 - Stormy Bisonette: $5,000; 5 - Mola Mia: $7,500; 9 - Mayapretty: $5,000; 7 - Claudette Heir: $5,000;

Total WPS Pool: $10,395

1 - Govea, Cesar 2 - Gourneau, Jerry 3 - Cravens III, Ronnie 6 - Davidson, Sarah 8 - Gourneau, Jerry 4 - Williams, Steve 5 - Davidson, M. 9 - Ascencio, Juan 7 - Williams, Steve

1 - L and G Racing Stables 2 - Henry S. Witt, Jr. 3 - Keene Thoroughbreds LLC 6 - Theophilus Deonta Adams Scales, Jr. 8 - Henry S. Witt, Jr. 4 - Steve F. Williams 5 - Stephen R. Baker 9 - Uriel Maya 7 - Steve F. Williams

TEXAS RED BEL hustled from the break and gained the lead with STORMY BISONETTE shadowing to the outside, was traveling well through the turn then opened up when set down at the three-sixteenths and powered away to an easy win. EAGLE EXPRESS was pushed to get forward position but unable to contest the early pace, remained inside in the tracking position while having to be ridden some to keep pace, got a clean run inside through the turn and into the stretch was no match for the winner then battled NATURAL TOUCH for the second spot and was able to keep that rival at bay. NATURAL TOUCH was close up behind the pace between horses down the backstretch then became boxed in through the turn, found a seam at the top of the stretch, had some trouble changing leads while battling with EAGLE EXPRESS for the place but could not get past while well clear of the rest. ITS MY MONEY TOO settled after the break and was well behind the pace early while racing, advanced steadily down the backstretch and through the turn, bid six wide into the stretch, finished willingly but was not quite good enough to threaten. SHARP LIKENESS got a stalking position behind the leading pair, bid four wide for the lead passing the quarter pole then flattened out. STORMY BISONETTE was lapped on the pacesetter from the start, gave way at the quarter pole and faltered in the stretch. MOLA MIA chased the tracking group while saving ground but was unable to improve. MAYAPRETTY broke well but lacked any early speed, dropped far behind down the backstretch then was kept to task and managed to pass one near the finish. CLAUDETTE HEIR tracked three wide through the early stages, then started to get out on the turn, drifted out to the seven or eight path at the top of the stretch and was galloped out to the finish.

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