1:11.65

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Dissectologist, Chestnut Gelding, by Reload out of Lovely Cersei, by Best of the Bests (IRE). Foaled Mar 22, 2019 in ON.
Breeder: Kathy Biers & Northern Dawn Stables Inc..
Owner: Teresa Brine
Trainer: Russo, Joe

1 Claimed Horse(s):

Banker's Hours

New trainer: Renico E. Lafond

New Owner: Renico E. Lafond

Claiming Prices: 7 - Dissectologist: $7,500; 2 - Gran Spirited: $7,000; 8 - Big Baby Henry: $7,500; 1 - Harper City: $7,000; 3 - Bold Reload: $7,000; 5 - Computer Hacker: $7,000; 4 - Wet and Wild: $7,000; 10 - Banker's Hours: $7,000; 9 - Silent Fortune: $7,000; 6 - Secret Threat: $7,000;

Total WPS Pool: $154,855

7 - Russo, Joe 2 - Holder, Tedston 8 - Glazier, Michael 1 - Desruisseaux, Allen 3 - Katryan, Abraham 5 - Palmer, Kerron 4 - Capi, Louis 10 - Yu, Danny 9 - Brooker, Terry 6 - Mattine, Michael

7 - Teresa Brine 2 - Heste Sport Inc. 8 - Constant, Edward T. and Glazier, Mike 1 - Maureen E. Hewitt-Topp 3 - 1748425 Ontario Ltd. 5 - Radcliffe Racing Stable 4 - Louie M. Capi 10 - Sek-Yuen Cheung 9 - Brooker, Terry and McNabb, K. L. 6 - Michael Bellissimo

DISSECTOLOGIST had a neck in front with challengers on both sides midway along the backstretch with the field sorting itself out, edged clear on the rail in midturn, had the two path well in control in upper stretch and had to be kept busy in the final furlong holding safe at the wire for the win but by a quickly diminishing margin. GRAN SPIRITED settled on the rail close to the back of the pack when being nudged along down the backstretch, started to make a run three wide looking for a seam behind a wall of runners at the quarter pole, shifted out to the five path still having no running room, had to wait behind horses from the tip of the stretch to the sixteenth pole, found a clear lane in the late running and surged between horses in the final seventy yards to best the rest for the runners up position. BIG BABY HENRY was antsy in the stall prior to the start, settled on the outside in midfield, narrowed the margin three wide on the turn between runners with the field bunching up by the quarter pole, shifted out to the six path closing in steadily in the final eighth of a mile but could not get to the winner late and just got picked up inside at the finish line for the place share. HARPER CITY was forwardly placed on the rail in the beginning, took back off the contesting trio by the half mile pole, kept pace while on the fence in the turn running, shaved the corner at the top of the lane in the hunt but could finish up late and evened out in deep stretch inside a host of others and lost a couple of placings at the wire. BOLD RELOAD had the two path down the backside keeping a close eye on the front three runners, travelled two to three wide on the turn inching closer by the quarter pole, angled to the five path between foes fort the stretch drive, battled for the secondary share with a sixteenth still to run but was outkicked in a flurry of a finish in the final seventy yards. COMPUTER HACKER dueled on the inside along the backstretch, had the fence tracking the winner around the turn, shifted to the three path in the thick of things at the top of the stretch but could not find another gear late and faded between runners in the final seventy yards. WET AND WILD was situated inside another rival sitting in mid-pack, dropped back between horses at the three eighths pole, shifted out six wide around horses with a quarter mile remaining, swung out widest in the nine path for the stretch drive and managed to go by a few runners through the lane. BANKER'S HOURS broke with the field then had to be taken up briefly with the inside foe getting out, got to the fence trailing the pack down the backside, remained in last but did close the gap by the quarter pole, had the two path inside rivals having a chance for a small share possibly in upper stretch, lacked running room in the three path with a sixteenth left to run and could not get involved. SILENT FORTUNE battled three deep outside for the early lead, was two wide chasing the winner in vain around the oval, moved to the four path at the head of the lane but had little to give late when tiring between runners in the final furlong. SECRET THREAT was on the outside having only one runner beaten in the early stages, took the overland route through out the turn going four to six wide, was floated out to the seven path for the stretch drive and stopped abruptly at the furlong pole.

Total Attendance: 0

Handle: $3,702,106

 

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