1:24.43

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Interim Analysis, Bay Gelding, by War of Will out of Critikal Reason, by Aptitude. Foaled May 03, 2022 in Kentucky.
Winner's sire standing at Rockridge Stud
Breeder: Farfellow Farms LTD..
Owner: Peter DiSalvo
Trainer: Krcmar, Zeljko

Claiming Prices: 4 - Interim Analysis: $7,000; 2 - Waitingforaholiday: $7,500; 6 - Autobahn Ace: $7,000; 7 - Waheela: $7,500; 1 - Zimbawee: $7,000; 5 - Dilwaala: $7,000;

Scratched Horse(s): Djoser (Veterinarian)

Total WPS Pool: $102,469

4 - Krcmar, Zeljko 2 - Dixon, Patrick 6 - Parente, Pat 7 - Dixon, Patrick 1 - Mustoe, Cindy 5 - Attard, Steve

4 - Peter DiSalvo 2 - Colebrook Farms 6 - Pat Parente 7 - Cassandra Jeschke 1 - Mustoe, Cindy and Wright, Gary Dean 5 - Sikand, Rakesh S. and Sikand, Kumud S.

INTERIM ANALYSIS moved up on the inside through the chute travelling well in hand getting a slim advantage up top entering the backstretch, opened up with ease at the half mile marker, rolled along unchallenged quicken the tempo with the field very strung out around the oval and cruised on in never being remotely threatened in the stretch drive. WAITINGFORAHOLIDAY was forwardly laced on the rail watching the lead two early on, advanced inside sitting back off the frontrunner at the half, chased the winner in vain through the turn, had the three path outside another dueling for the secondary share at the top of the lane and fought on stubbornly making a late rebid in deep stretch to be second best. AUTOBAHN ACE had a good spot isolated in midfield down the back straight, improved inside another at the half, could not make any headway on the leader through the turn running, had the two-path battling inside for the runners up share in upper stretch with the winner well ahead by then, got a head in front at the furlong pole but was out-finished in deep stretch with the outside rival coming back on for the place share. WAHEELA settled near the rear having only one runner beaten in the early stages, made no movement on the turn being scrubbed on for more two wide at the quarter pole, angled to the four path but could not get involved but still finished up better than some others to capture a minor placing in the end. ZIMBAWEE had the fence unhurried seeing the field along the backstretch, continued to be well back around the bend, closed in on a couple of rivals saving ground at the quarter pole, shifted to the three path in upper stretch but could only manage to pass an inside rivals who ran out of gas with a furlong remaining. DILWAALA assumed command under a snug hold right at the start, relinquished the lead to the eventual winner early on down the backside, dropped back losing more forward position by the half, was hard ridden but was going in the wrong direction retreating in midturn and emptied on the rail turning for home.

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