1:10.76

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Last American Exit, Bay Gelding, by Society's Chairman out of Where Oh Where, by Where's the Ring. Foaled May 04, 2017 in ON.
Breeder: Frank Di Giulio Jr..
Owner: D-Mac Racing Stable, Inc. and La Huerta, Inc.
Trainer: MacRae, Donald

Claiming Prices: 4 - Last American Exit: $25,000; 1 - Priceless Will: $25,000; 2 - Uncaptured Moment: $23,500; 5 - Indian Peak: $25,000; 6 - Your Valentino: $23,500; 3 - King Elvis: $25,000;

Total WPS Pool: $138,287

4 - MacRae, Donald 1 - Drexler, Martin 2 - Sealy, Miranda 5 - Drexler, Martin 6 - Ritchie, Sarah 3 - Ward, Anderson

4 - D-Mac Racing Stable, Inc. and La Huerta, Inc. 1 - Chesney, Stephen and Hoffman, Cory S. 2 - Simpson, Damian Jamar, Watkins, Jan-Yves and Hill, Kevin D. 5 - Lindy's Racing Stable 6 - Arnason, Barry and Belle, Oslen S. 3 - Amy S. Brown

LAST AMERICAN EXIT was allowed to settle into stride having only the slow starter beaten in the early stages, ranged up three wide midway around the turn, angled to the five path full of run between horses reaching for more ground in mid-stretch and powered past in the final seventy yards for the victory. PRICELESS WILL broke a step slow to be at the rear not in a rush down the backstretch, started to get into gear three wide at the quarter pole passing an inside rival, swung out widest in the six path for the drive and had a strong late charge on the outside to best the rest for the place share. UNCAPTURED MOMENT had the rail position sitting in midfield, dropped back slightly at the three eighths marker, narrowed the margin in the two path at the top of the lane and found his best footing late to get up right on the line nabbing the show award. INDIAN PEAK tracked the frontrunner while inside another along the back straight, edged up intent two path by midturn, moved in to bid for the lead in the three path in upper stretch, seized command outside by the furlong marker but stalled a touch, fading in deep stretch losing some placings at the finish line. YOUR VALENTINO kept a close eye in the pacesetter travelling three deep early on, made little gain chasing outside, three wide around the bend, still remained in the mix for a share in the four path turning for home but needed more late between runners when fading in the last eighth of a mile unable to be involved at the wire. KING ELVIS had a clear advantage down the backstretch, rolled along loose up top settling a brisk pace through the turn, was collared outside having the two path in upper stretch, offered little resistance in the lane and folded on the fence at the furlong marker.

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