1:46.96

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Blondina's Boy, Chestnut Gelding, by Seattle Serenade out of Macum, by Dixieland Band. Foaled Apr 30, 2021 in ON.
Breeder: Bellwoods farm.
Owner: Donald Hall
Trainer: Gittens, Devon

Claiming Prices: 3 - Blondina's Boy: $15,000; 5 - Lost Star: $14,000; 1 - You're So Lucky: $14,000; 4 - Rachael's Wagon: $15,000; 6 - Waheela: $15,000; 2 - Highland Peak: $14,000;

Total WPS Pool: $82,419

3 - Gittens, Devon 5 - Paterson, Marjorie 1 - Tharrenos, William 4 - McEntee, Paul 6 - Dixon, Patrick 2 - Patton, Kathy

3 - Donald Hall 5 - Goldcrest Racing 1 - Natural Eight Stable and Banks, Catherine 4 - McEntee Racing, Inc. 6 - Cassandra Jeschke 2 - Kathy Patton

BLONDINA'S BOY assumed the lead on the fence setting a moderate pace in the beginning, continued galloping up top having a narrow advantage setting an even tempo along the backside, was well rationed out being nurses along still having a slim lead saving all the ground around the final bend, had company bearing down outside in upper stretch but had just a little more in reserve late to edge away again at the finish line. LOST STAR co-trailed on the outside down the backstretch, advanced three deep down the backside at the half, closed in circling around three wide on the second turn, shifted to the three path posing the only threat to the winner at the top of the lane, battled nose to nose outside down the stretch but was denied the win in a tight finish. YOU'RE SO LUCKY had the rail position sitting in midfield for the first half of this two-turn race, could not quicken with the lead trio at the five sixteenths when roused, hugged the rail still plugging away inside runners, found another gear at the furlong pole and rallied late to get up bearing a distant third in the end. RACHAEL'S WAGON tracked the pacesetter three wide on the initial turn, moved in to hound the inside frontrunner down the backstretch, vied between horses for the top spot midway through the last bend, could not keep up with the lead pair by the quarter pole and finished up one paced staying on the incorrect lead down the lane to settle on the fringes. WAHEELA settled on the outside of another in the middle of the pack, retreated slightly between foes at the half, made a brief move around horses three wide at the quarter pole, swung out widest in with a chance for a small share in upper stretch but lacked a finishing kick in the final furlong. HIGHLAND PEAK was unhurried at the rear in the early stages, could see the field but wasn't that far off the leader with a half mile remaining, could not make any progression on rivals in the running around the far turn and offered little three wide in the stretch drive.

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