1:43.36

Run-Up: 118 feet Temporary Rail: 32 feet

Winner: North York, Bay Filly, by Yorkton out of Run a Round, by Broken Vow. Foaled Apr 19, 2022 in Kentucky.
Breeder: Joe B. Jr., John P. & Karen Mulholland.
Owner: Simon, Stuart and McLellan, Brent
Trainer: Simon, Stuart

Claiming Prices: 5 - North York: $40,000; 1 - Lady Izzy: $40,000; 3 - Prophetic Debby (IRE): $40,000; 6 - Lady Rainicorn: $40,000; 2 - Pipinna: $40,000;

Scratched Horse(s): Mikelle (Veterinarian)

Total WPS Pool: $87,567

5 - Simon, Stuart 1 - Attard, Sid 3 - Minshall, Barbara 6 - Desruisseaux, Dale 2 - Mattine, Michael

5 - Simon, Stuart and McLellan, Brent 1 - Lucio Tucci 3 - Graham Grace Stables LLC 6 - Robert M. Jones 2 - Michael Bellissimo

NORTH YORK controlled a moderate pace heading into the first turn on the fence, maintained a slim advantage travelling comfortably in hand inside a rival down the backstretch, began to crept away from the early speed rival by the quarter pole, edged clear two wide straightening out for home and was well rated finding more on the rail through the lane to prevail for the wire to wire tally. LADY IZZY was well positioned tucked in on the rail drafting behind the frontrunner in the beginning, tracked thee gaged pair while inside another along the backside, saved ground in the final bend waiting for the cue to go, shifted to the two path coming to the furlong pole trying to commence a rally but could not get to the winner late while getting the nod inside at the wire for the runners up share. PROPHETIC DEBBY (IRE) settled near the rear having one rival beaten around the initial bend, ran in tandem outside with a challenger keeping watch on the front duo down the backside, was roused at the five sixteenths under to make any headway on the frontrunner, had tight quarters two wide turning for for a coup,e of strides, had clear run and aim in the three path at the eighth pole but needed more late unable to offer a late charge holding for the show money. LADY RAINICORN was forwardly placed tracking the pacesetter outside, moved into to force the issue midway along the back straight, was scrubbed on for more two wide chasing the leader at the five sixteenths pole, shifted out to the four path with the field in a line of five at the furlong marker and finished up evenly holding for a minor share in the end between horses. PIPINNA broke just a touch slow compared to the others, trailed the field in the early stages while well in range, travelled two wide around the final behind narrowing the margin on the group, swung out widest in the five path midway down the stretch and was closing in on rivals outside late but could not gain a position at the finish line.

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