1:43.24

Run-Up: 60 feet

Winner: Yo Soy Roy, Chestnut Gelding, by Yoshida (JPN) out of Quality Lane, by Quality Road. Foaled Feb 17, 2021 in Texas.
Breeder: Glen Robertson.
Owner: Glen Robertson
Trainer: Cappellucci, Dick

Claiming Prices: 7 - Yo Soy Roy: $15,000; 5 - Uptown Tappin: $15,000; 3 - Singing Dixie: $15,000; 8 - Adger: $15,000; 2 - Bayou Boy: $15,000; 1 - Sippin Scotch: $15,000; 6 - Summer Help: $15,000;

Scratched Horse(s): King Adolis (Veterinarian)

Total WPS Pool: $8,496

7 - Cappellucci, Dick 5 - Werneth, Robert 3 - Castellanos, Jaime 8 - Willis, Mindy 2 - Cravens III, Ronnie 1 - Gourneau, Jerry 6 - Padilla, Carlos

7 - Glen Robertson 5 - Krista Henningsgard 3 - Darrell W. Bravenec 8 - Sonny Ellen III 2 - Charles Bradley Douglas 1 - Henry S. Witt, Jr. 6 - Kenneth E. Sykes

YO SOY ROY was held up near the back through the first turn, settled well behind the pace, started to close in three-wide through the far turn, continued into the stretch, finished up well under steady handling and right-handed urging, pulled even with UPTOWN TAPPIN at the sixteenth marker, and drove past nearing the wire. UPTOWN TAPPIN settled in the middle of the strung-out field early, then made a strong mid-race move to gain contention going into the far turn, pulled to the lead past the three-furlong pole while not really being asked, responded when set down in upper stretch, finished strong but could not hold off the winner in the final yards. SINGING DIXIE reserved near the rear, navigated an inside path on the far turn, swung four-wide into the stretch and made a grinding advance to be along for the show. ADGER went three-wide and was outpaced through the clubhouse turn, got to the rail for the run down the backstretch, advanced to within range of the leaders heading into the far turn, improved with a rail run, took aim on the leaders turning into the stretch, but flattened out and was unable to threaten. BAYOU BOY settled off the pace while in range up the backstretch, then lost ground on the far turn, and failed to menace through the stretch. SIPPIN SCOTCH hustled away to grab the early lead, had SUMMER HELP lapped on the outside leaving the first turn, left that one behind at the three-furlong pole, then had no answer when UPTOWN TAPPIN challenged before the quarter pole and stopped in the stretch. SUMMER HELP pressed the pace two wide, then suddenly dropped out approaching the three-furlong pole and had nothing to offer in the stretch and was eased to the wire.

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