1:47.01

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Foxy Diva, Chestnut Mare, by Power Broker out of Foxy Cleo, by Whywhywhy. Foaled Apr 20, 2018 in Kentucky.
Breeder: Rakesh S. Sikand & Kumud S. Sikand.
Owner: Sikand, Rakesh S. and Sikand, Kumud S.
Trainer: Attard, Steve

Claiming Prices: 1 - Foxy Diva: $15,000; 2 - Hay Hay Paula: $15,000; 3 - Fish Mooney: $15,000;

Total WPS Pool: $59,971

1 - Attard, Steve 2 - Chircop, Steven 3 - Drexler, Martin 4 - Drexler, Martin 5 - Attard, Sid 6 - De Paulo, Michael

1 - Sikand, Rakesh S. and Sikand, Kumud S. 2 - Pinnacle Racing 3 - Bruno Schickedanz 4 - Bruno Schickedanz 5 - Lucio Tucci 6 - Lou Donato

FOXY DIVA travelled in the second flight paired up with an outside rival, shifted out at the five sixteenths pole coming to the contesting twosome up front, had a sharp turn of foot three wide at the quarter pole to dart past the lead duo in upper stretch and drew away convincingly in the final furlong for the win. HAY HAY PAULA was allowed to settle at the back of the pack in the early going, co-trailed on the inside with a half mile remaining, narrowed the margin two wide inside horses through the far turn, split runners in the four path with a good late run at the furlong pole and finished up well to best the rest for the runners share at the finish line. FISH MOONEY travelled outside another in mid-division, kept tabs well within range of the engaged pair down the back straight, could not quicken when outside the eventual winner at the midway point of the far turn, swung out widest in the six path for the stretch run and came on to be a clear third at the wire. PURRFECT GIRL had a stalking role ahead of only one runner in the beginning, shared the rear outside of another foe at the half, inched up on the outside of a rival around the last turn, was in tight five wide having to be checked slightly between horses in upper stretch and finished up mildly in the final furlong for a minor placing in the end. TWISTING PISTONS had a head in front from the outside foe while under a snug hold around the first bend, never wavered dueling inside down the back straight and throughout the turn, had no answer on the fence when the winner quickly swept past at the top of the land and wilted inside runners in the final sixteenth. LOOKS LUCKY TO ME pressed the pace on the inside leader on the first turn, battled outside going head to head down the backside, gave way three wide fighting on the lead between horses turning for home, had nothing left to offer and folded by the furlong marker.

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