1:26.62

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: No Visor, Chestnut Filly, by Cold Harbor out of Little Miss Spendy, by Point Given. Foaled Mar 17, 2022 in ON.
Breeder: Jecara Farms Corp..
Owner: Jecara Farms Corp.
Trainer: Grant, Carlos

1 Claimed Horse(s):

Radio Goo Goo

New trainer: Devon Gittens

New Owner: Bruno Schickedanz

Claiming Prices: 3 - No Visor: $7,500; 1 - Cheat the Devil: $7,500; 7 - Radio Goo Goo: $7,000; 4 - All for Honor: $7,500; 5 - Lillz Star: $7,000; 2 - Moet Monet: $7,500; 6 - Easter Sunday Girl: $7,500;

Total WPS Pool: $116,451

3 - Grant, Carlos 1 - De Paulo, Michael 7 - De Paulo, Michael 4 - Polsinelli, Dominic 5 - Sprenger, Hannah 2 - Eshelman, Bonnie 6 - Holder, Tedston

3 - Jecara Farms Corp. 1 - Heste Sport Inc. 7 - George, Chris and McKellar, Jason 4 - Dominic Polsinelli 5 - Hannah C. Sprenger 2 - Bonnie Eshelman 6 - David Benjamin Bloom

NO VISOR was unhurried rating kindly inside a rival in the third pairing down the back straight, started to lengthen stride at the three eighths marker, had a sharp turn of foot bursting up the rail at the quarter pole, moved out three wide with all the momentum posing the only threat in upper stretch and powered on past at the sixteenth pole to win going away at the finish line. CHEAT THE DEVIL dueled inside up front down the backside, shook clear from the early speed foes by the three furlong marker loose on the lead setting an even tempo around the oval, had no answer when the winner charged by outside with a sixteenth remaining but easily stayed on besting the rest for the second place share at the wire. RADIO GOO GOO was near the rear stalking outside ahead of only the poor starter, travelled three to four wide outside foes closing the gap around the bend, swung out widest in the seven path for the drive and finished up willingly moving in capturing the show money in the late stages. ALL FOR HONOR was away slowly well behind the group settling into stride down the backstretch, saved ground closing the gap through the turn, caught the field inside scraping paint at the head of the lane and ran on one paced inside horses to be a fringe player in the end. LILLZ STAR had the rail position watching the contesting duo down the backstretch, offered a mild run between horses in midturn chasing the frontrunner, angled out four wide straightening for home but weakened between rivals by the furlong marker. MOET MONET forced the issue outside down the back straight, gave way unable to keep up on the front end by the three eighths marker, retreated in the three path between rivals through the turn and emptied out five wide with runners on each side turning for home. EASTER SUNDAY GIRL had a good spot outside another tracking the engaged pair early on, offered a brief move between horses narrowing the margin at the five sixteenths pole, had little left to offer when engulfed by rivals on both sides with a quarter mile to run and folded in the four path by upper stretch.

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