1:11.30

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Big Time Boss, Chestnut Colt, by Street Boss out of Whatta Girl, by Stormy Atlantic. Foaled Apr 21, 2023 in ON.
Breeder: Di Scola Boys Stable.
Owner: Di Scola Boys Stable
Trainer: Carroll, Josie

Total WPS Pool: $84,253

3 - Carroll, Josie 5 - Carroll, Josie 1 - Casse, Mark 4 - Dixon, Patrick 2 - Machesney, Cory 6 - Tiller, Robert

3 - Di Scola Boys Stable 5 - Mark Dodson 1 - Gary Barber 4 - Colebrook Farms 2 - Big Boy Racing 6 - Frank D. Di Giulio, Jr.

BIG TIME BOSS was away slowly to co-trail after the break, took command narrowly under a hustling ride on the rail by the half, settled into a good rhythm in hand inching away for a clear lead by the five sixteenths pole, moved just off the rail being headed by the stablemate at the top of the lane, battled through the stretch and was resilient in the late running digging in with seventy yards to go holding safe for the win at the finish line. MISTER BLUE travelled between horses going comfortably while watching the engaged pair at the half, ranged up three wide on the turn, came with a strong move when urged outside at the quarter pole, loomed boldly four wide in upper stretch, dueled to the wire while not switching leads and was outkicked in deep stretch. PRINCECREST broke a step slow on the start, travelled on the fence inside two others in mid-pack along the backstretch, improved on the rail to sit behind the top pair at the five sixteenths pole waiting for the cue to go, shifted out two wide in the mix straightening out for home, was no match for the front pair by the furlong pole and finished up willingly inside to hold on for the show money at the wire. PROUD PAINTER was unhurried seeing the field at the half, began to reach for more ground inside passing a rival midway on the bend, swung out widest in the five path in upper stretch and finished with intent in the final eighth of a mile to close in smartly for a minor award. AUNTIE'S BAMBINO was away alertly having the advantage in the beginning, dueled outside with the eventual winner at the half, gave way up front under a ride in midturn, angled to the three path for the drive to the wire but faded between foes at the furlong marker. MAD WORLD veered out the break, settled outside rivals three deep in midfield along the backside, retreated three wide outside horses through the turn, lagged behind the group at the top of the lane and could not make a presence in the stretch drive.

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