1:30.64

Run-Up: 43 feet Temporary Rail: 22 feet

Winner: Tazman, Chestnut Gelding, by Jess's Dream out of Jupiter Tasmania, by Jupiter Pluvius. Foaled Mar 02, 2020 in Florida.
Breeder: Ruben Valdes.
Owner: Roger N. Parravicino
Trainer: Callaghan, Kelly

Claiming Prices: 5 - Tazman: $23,500; 3 - Walter Me Lad: $23,500; 6 - Penner Ash (IRE): $23,500; 1 - C My Meister: $25,000; 4 - Quiet Intent: $25,000; 7 - Alley Oop Johnny: $23,500; 8 - Victory March: $25,000;

Scratched Horse(s): Blast in the Snow (Veterinarian)

Total WPS Pool: $107,813

5 - Callaghan, Kelly 3 - Drexler, Martin 6 - Mattine, John 1 - Drexler, Martin 4 - Attard, Tino 7 - Chircop, Steven 8 - Simms, John

5 - Roger N. Parravicino 3 - Rowbotham, David, Carpenter, Rodney and Boogmans, Tony 6 - Bhutta Racing, Inc. 1 - Michael Bellissimo 4 - Tino Attard 7 - Chircop, Steven and Frost, Jill 8 - John Simms

TAZMAN had the lead but had trouble navigating the first turn going five wide up top, was uncontested down the backside, rolled along with no rivals making a run through the far turn and under a well rationed out ride just had enough in reserve to last for the win by a shrinking margin at the finish line. WALTER ME LAD broke out mildly bumping the rival to his right on the break, tracked the pacesetter on the rail, closed in smartly just off the fence at the quarter pole, posed the only threat three wide at the top of the lane, was gaining gradually in deep stretch under a busy ride outside but just ran out of ground trying to get to the winner at the wire. PENNER ASH (IRE) had an inside stalking position in the third flight in the early stages, charged up the rail in the stretch dueling for a piece of the prize and finished up willingly outside in the final sixteenth of a mile to hold on being a non threatening third. C MY MEISTER co-trailed on the rail early on, continued to see the field along the backstretch, could not close the gap taking the short way around the last bend and finished with intent on the fence in the last eighth of a mile for a minor reward in the end. QUIET INTENT broke in exchanging a slight bump with the inside foe on the start to co-trail outside in the beginning, stalked outside ahead of only one runner along the backside, tried to circle around houses four wide midway on the far turn, could not sustain the outside rally in upper stretch and stalled by the furlong marker. ALLEY OOP JOHNNY had a tracking role four wide on the beginning turn, chased the pacesetter between foes along the backside, was going in the wrong direction in the two path with rivals on either side at the quarter pole and wilted just off the fence in upper stretch. VICTORY MARCH travelled five wide in mid-pack entering the first turn, narrowed the margin along the backside to keep a close eye on the frontrunner three deep at the half, back pedalled three wide between horses at the quarter pole and emptied out four wide at the top of the lane.

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