1:10.68

Run-Up: 45 feet Temporary Rail: 30 feet

Winner: Pinehurst (IRE), Gray or Roan Gelding, by =Clodovil (IRE) out of Grand Oir, by Grand Slam. Foaled Apr 18, 2019 in Ireland.
Breeder: N. Hartery.
Owner: Benowitz Family Trust, CYBT, Nentwig, Michael and Peskoff, Jeremy
Trainer: D'Amato, Philip

1 Claimed Horse(s):

Uncle Reg

New trainer: Richard Baltas

New Owner: JKX Racing

Claiming Prices: 8 - Pinehurst (IRE): $50,000; 7 - Uncle Reg: $50,000; 4 - Rostovsky: $50,000; 6 - Quintecents: $50,000; 3 - Adebayo: $50,000; 5 - Gaelic Nation (IRE): $50,000; 2 - Bowtie Boys: $50,000; 1 - Good At Being Bad: $50,000;

Total WPS Pool: $253,352

8 - D'Amato, Philip 7 - McCarthy, Michael 4 - Glatt, Mark 6 - Barocio, Librado 3 - Quinonez, Rolando 5 - Baltas, Richard 2 - Yakteen, Tim 1 - Baltas, Richard

8 - Benowitz Family Trust, CYBT, Nentwig, Michael and Peskoff, Jeremy 7 - Jay W. Bligh 4 - Muir Hut Stables, LLC 6 - Rockingham Ranch 3 - Slam Dunk Racing 5 - Panic Stable LLC 2 - Caposio, Herold LLC 1 - Sayjay Racing LLC

PINEHURST (IRE) away quickly from outside, showed speed outside the top pair then ceded command and took a stalking position outside another pair, bid three deep at the quarter pole, put a head in front midstretch, inched ahead in the final sixteenth and held over the late charge from closing rivals. UNCLE REG stalked outside a rival then between foes, had to pause in traffic past the quarter pole and again into the stretch, angled out at the top of the lane, put in late run but was not enough. ROSTOVSKY was off slow then lost his path, split foes early then chased two wide into the turn, had to pause in traffic behind rivals around the bend, angled out in upper stretch, surged late and gained third. QUINTECENTS came in leaving the gate, vied between rivals then dueled from outside up the backstretch, fought two wide around the bend, clung to a narrow lead at the eighth pole, relinquished the lead shortly after and outfinished in deep stretch. ADEBAYO dueled for the lead from inside, fought on from the fence through the lane but was outkicked in the late stages. GAELIC NATION (IRE) broke a bit slow and had his path taken at the start, traveled at the back outside rivals, drew closer three then four wide on the turn, moved out widest in the lane and finished evenly late. BOWTIE BOYS stalked from inside, waited along the rail on the turn, moved off the fence in the lane and lacked bid when called upon. GOOD AT BEING BAD traveled along the inside at the back, dropped back on the turn and came up empty.

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