59.46

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Summer Snow, Gray or Roan Mare, by Flatter out of Blithely, by Exchange Rate. Foaled Jan 02, 2019 in New York.
Breeder: William Parsons & David Howe.
Owner: Loiacano, Joseph and Charles
Trainer: Mathes, Julie

1 Claimed Horse(s):

Happy Valentine

New trainer: Dominic J. Polsinelli

New Owner: Dominic J. Polsinelli

Claiming Prices: 3 - Summer Snow: $7,000; 1 - Happy Valentine: $7,500; 5 - Naughty Destiny: $7,000; 4 - Wildfire: $7,500; 2 - Ala Turka: $7,000; 6 - Mi Tormenta: $7,500;

Total WPS Pool: $106,252

3 - Mathes, Julie 1 - Gittens, Devon 5 - Chircop, Steven 4 - Chubb, Beverley 2 - Mathes, Julie 6 - Armata, Ross

3 - Loiacano, Joseph and Charles 1 - Bruno Schickedanz 5 - Steven Chircop 4 - Rivermead Stables, Chubb, Beverley, Knibbs, David and Orlando, Tim T. 2 - David J. Mathes 6 - Erlindi Hyka

SUMMER SNOW pulled the rider to the lead early in the back straight, dictated terms uncontested on the fence through the bend, spurted away when asked for more in mid-stretch and held comfortably for the win from the closing rival at the wire. HAPPY VALENTINE was well placed on the rail behind the frontrunner down the backside, sat poised, waiting to move on the fence behind the leader on the turn, angled out three wide between horses with run in upper stretch and had a good late charge but could not get to the winner in time. NAUGHTY DESTINY determinedly pressed the issue on the outside down the backside and throughout the turn, had the four path in the hunt straightening out for home, finished up one paced unable to go with the top pair late and ran on well enough to be a clear but non threatening third in the end. WILDFIRE had a outside tracking position in mid-pack, kept pace with the leaders while going three wide on the oval, shifted out widest in the six path at the top of the lane and finished up evenly to hold for a minor award. ALA TURKA had a sluggish start seeing the group in the early stages, passed a rival outside by the three furlong marker, moved to the three path for the stretch run but lacked a rally down the lane. MI TORMENTA was unhurried near the rear down the backside only ahead of the troubled starter, could see the group at the three eighths pole saving all the ground on the bend and failed to fire on the fence in the drive to the wire.

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