1:46.01

Run-Up: 110 feet

Winner: Armando R, Bay Gelding, by Blame out of Alpaca Fina, by Big Brown. Foaled Apr 12, 2016 in Kentucky.
Breeder: Brushy Hill, LLC.
Owner: Ronald E. Cuneo
Trainer: Dilodovico, Damon

Claiming Prices: 1 - Armando R: $20,000; 4 - Storming Chrome: $20,000; 8 - Hay Chief: $20,000; 2 - It's Sizzling Time: $20,000;

Scratched Horse(s): B Dawk (Stewards)

Total WPS Pool: $70,811

1 - Dilodovico, Damon 7 - Pradenas, Sergio 5 - Maldonado, Jonathan 4 - Ness, Jamie 8 - McMahon, Hugh 2 - Smith, Valrie 3 - Ward, Dan

1 - Ronald E. Cuneo 7 - Elena A. Pradenas 5 - Gokmen Kaya 4 - DEA Thoroughbred Racing LLC 8 - Larry E. Rabold 2 - Chuckie, Inc. and Bowley, Mona 3 - Brad's Equine Adventure and Equi-Venture Stable

ARMANDO R , coaxed along into the first turn, saved ground well off the early pace, gathered some steam and advanced between rivals into the lane, leveled off under some right handed asks, shifted in towards the rail, sustained while being flashed the crop, took over a sixteenth out and drew clear. MASTER OF NONE , four wide between runners through about the opening three furlongs, dropped in a bit and edged up into the far turn, drew alongside the leader after six furlongs, wrested command soon into the lane, shook clear under a drive, wandered out a bit near mid stretch, failed to deny the winner's charge but kept on gamely to be well clear of the rest. SELF TAUGHT bobbled at the break, regrouped and stalked three wide, steadied when in close leaving the half, shifted inside and kept on trying to the wire. STORMING CHROME stumbled at the break, recovered and took a short lead into the first turn, shook clear six furlongs out, was joined nearing the five sixteenths, fought on to about mid stretch then faded through the final seventy yards. HAY CHIEF lost ground five wide around the first turn and continued well wide to the five eighths, angled to the rail near the half then came back out exiting the far turn, circled five to six wide into the lane but came up empty. IT'S SIZZLING TIME , a bit rank after the break, settled around the first turn then raced outside the winner, angled out and commenced a run leaving the far turn, boldly ranged up five wide into the lane, chased to mid stretch then faded. MAILMAN MONEY bobbled at the break, vied inside around the first turn then eased back off the leader soon into the backstretch, stalked towards the rail, steadied when in tight with three and a half furlongs remaining then weakened.

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