1:41.50

Run-Up: 120 feet Temporary Rail: 12 feet

Winner: Side Street, Chestnut Gelding, by Kitten's Joy out of Tara Street, by Street Cry (IRE). Foaled Jan 29, 2021 in ON.
Breeder: Chiefswood Stables Limited.
Owner: Chiefswood Stables Limited
Trainer: Halden, Rachel

Total WPS Pool: $175,413

1 - Halden, Rachel 3 - Casse, Mark 2 - McEntee, Paul 4 - Callaghan, Kelly 5 - Attard, Kevin 6 - Vassilieva, Katerina

1 - Chiefswood Stables Limited 3 - Barber, Gary and Archer Racing LLC 2 - Baytown Partnership and Win The Day Racing, LLC 4 - Roger N. Parravicino 5 - Raroma Stable LLC 6 - Chiefswood Stables Limited

SIDE STREET had a nice trip nestled on the rail behind the pacesetter, moved in when urged shifting out coming to the leader at the quarter pole, loomed three wide being the only one who could threaten the frontrunner in upper stretch, poked his head in front outside with a furlong still to go and under a busy ride began to edge clear for the win when crossing the finish line. ASHLEY'S ARCHER was all alone controlling the pace around the first turn as well as down the back straightaway, continued to roll along up top uncontested on the far turn moving well within himself, was collared outside by the winner at the furlong pole, fought on to the very end but gave way grudgingly in deep stretch. BAYTOWN DREAMER stalked near the rear but had trouble navigating the first turn drifting out three to four wide on the heels behind a runner, shared the rear inside another down the backside, was urged on right-handed midway on the far turn but could not improve position, shifted off tiring horses four wide at the furlong pole coming on and closed belatedly to be a distant third at the finish line. PERFECTWORKS was forced out at least four wide by the erratic inside rival heading into the first turn, co-trailed on the outside down the backstretch, circled around runners making a brief move three wide at the three eighths marker, angled to the five path at the head of the lane but stalled in the final furlong settling on the fringes in the end. ZUCCHERO was content to track the loose leader for the first half of this two-turn race, came under a drive but could not keep pace with the lead duo with a quarter mile still to run and had little left for the late going when wilting inside of horses in the final furlong. BLIND RIVER travelled four to five wide while possibly getting his heels clipped from the behind rival heading into the first turn, settled on the outside of another in mid-division down the backside, retreated quickly between horses at the three furlong pole, was eased through the far turn and left via equine ambulance.

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