1:17.41

Run-Up: 36 feet

Winner: It's All Right, Bay Gelding, by Cairo Prince out of Rudita, by Valid Expectations. Foaled Apr 26, 2023 in Texas.
Breeder: Macassar Corporation.
Owner: Ron A. Stolich
Trainer: Ashford, Tristan

Claiming Prices: 8 - It's All Right: $100,000; 3 - High Cinco: $100,000; 4 - Big Time Charlie: $100,000; 2 - Flashout: $100,000; 7 - Lexi's Comeback: $100,000;

Scratched Horse(s): Slamin Sammie (Veterinarian)

Total WPS Pool: $54,388

8 - Ashford, Tristan 3 - Pish, Danny 4 - Jacks, Karen 2 - Caldwell, J. 7 - Newbold, Jon 5 - Scholl, Kevin 1 - Gelner, Jayde

8 - Ron A. Stolich 3 - Gee Family Racing LLC 4 - Diamond W Racing Stable and Sills, James 2 - Rinn, Rick and Rinn, Sheri 7 - Highlander Training Center 5 - Puryear, Jeffry L and Puryear, Julie 1 - Carson, Bill and Harvey, Bourke

IT'S ALL RIGHT settled mid-pack four-wide down the backstretch, ranged up approaching the three-furlong marker to join the early fray, engaged in a stretch duel with BIG TIME CHARLIE, bested that rival inside the sixteenth, then held off a late charge from HIGH CINCO to prevail in a driving finish. HIGH CINCO broke well but took back to a tracking position through the early stages, moved up in the three-path through the turn, came into the stretch with aim on the duling leaders, closed well, and just missed. BIG TIME CHARLIE broke on top, seized the early advantage, was joined by a pair of rivals on the inside, moved clear of those foes passing the half-mile pole, was travling well approaching the quarter pole, then hooked into a spirited duel through the stretch with IT'S ALL RIGHT, and gave way inside the sixteenth marker. FLASHOUT was a little slow into stride, then rushed up to join BIG TIME CHARLIE on the lead, remained in a stalking position on the rail through the turn, then was outkicked in the stretch. LEXI'S COMEBACK was void of early speed and dropped far back early, angled to the inside before the turn, continued to chase, and managed to pass tired foes in the stretch. SHOP TIME allowed to settle after the break, was outrun and under the crop while falling behind early, came under the crop again near the quarter pole, but did not respond. OLD MONEY exchanged bumps with the outer rival, was hustled up into the early pace mix, dropped back after passing the half-mile pole, and had nothing left in the stretch.

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