1:48.21

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Lost Star, Dark Bay or Brown Gelding, by Lost Treasure (IRE) out of Star Dynasty, by Midnight Lute. Foaled Apr 01, 2021 in Indiana.
Breeder: Chris Seaman.
Owner: Goldcrest Racing
Trainer: Paterson, Marjorie

Claiming Prices: 1 - Lost Star: $14,000; 3 - Sol de Verano: $14,000; 4 - Turbo Charged: $15,000; 2 - Louis the Champ: $14,000; 6 - Professor Reload: $15,000; 5 - Kamasi: $15,000;

Total WPS Pool: $114,490

1 - Paterson, Marjorie 3 - Squires, Nathan 4 - Gittens, Devon 2 - Chircop, Steven 6 - Dixon, Patrick 5 - Ross, John

1 - Goldcrest Racing 3 - Campos-Cota, Alberto, Freeman, Joseph and Squires, Nathan 4 - Arlene James 2 - Michael Bellissimo 6 - Kim Miller 5 - Ballycroy Bloodstock

LOST STAR had the fence part of the back trio in the early stages, could see the field at the half, slipped up the rail avoiding all the commotion heading into the final turn, shifted out three wide with five sixteenths from the line, had the three path picking up the bit turning for home , weaved inside getting to the fence for the final eighth of a mile push and powered past inside in deep stretch for the score. SOL DE VERANO was part of the back threesome between horses, edged closer by the half mile marker with runners still on both sides, bid for the lead outside two wide with three eighths remaining, spurted clear in upper stretch to have a good advantage up top by the furlong marker but simply could not fend off the winners charge inside in the final seventy yards. TURBO CHARGED broke with the field then had to be roused to stay interested trailing the group soon after the break, improved outside foes running three deep along the backstretch to sit in mid-pack by the half, could not make any headway on the new leader coming under a ride three wide through the final bend, remained in the three path for the stretch drive and ran on mildly to be a clear third but could not threaten the front two in the late going. LOUIS THE CHAMP had the rail position sitting just back behind the pacesetter, had to be checked avoiding the troubled runner at half, was at rear well within striking distance on the far turn, swung out widest in the four path at the head of the lane and finished up one paced in the drive capturing only a minor placing. PROFESSOR RELOAD was forwardly placed on the outside tracking the leader, moved in to press the pace outside at the half, inherited the lead from the troubled frontrunner at the seven sixteenths pole, was hard ridden inside when surrendering the top spot midway through the final bend and emptied out skimming the fence in upper stretch. KAMASI assumed the front just off the rail galloping along setting a soft early pace, took a misstep stumbling at the half mile marker, was eased, being pulled up by the rider by the seven sixteenths pole and left via equine ambulance.

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