1:17.59

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Souper Success, Dark Bay or Brown Gelding, by Souper Speedy out of My Sweet Tooch, by Tejabo. Foaled Feb 10, 2016 in ON.
Breeder: John Carey.
Owner: Joseph Depaulo
Trainer: De Paulo, Michael

1 Claimed Horse(s):

Bachelor Pad

New trainer: David Borsk

New Owner: McCallum-Smith, Lisa and Steane, Patrick

Claiming Prices: 3 - Souper Success: $23,500; 4 - Indian Peak: $23,500; 2 - Priceless Will: $23,500; 5 - Posturing: $25,000; 6 - Break the Spell: $23,500; 1 - Bachelor Pad: $23,500;

Total WPS Pool: $103,683

3 - De Paulo, Michael 4 - Drexler, Martin 2 - Drexler, Martin 5 - Sherman, Allistair 6 - Jones, Ryan 1 - McKnight, Norman

3 - Joseph Depaulo 4 - Lindy's Racing Stable 2 - Chesney, Stephen and Hoffman, Cory S. 5 - Anika Murray 6 - Jones, Ryan A. and Love, Handel 1 - Bruno Schickedanz

SOUPER SUCCESS bobbled slightly on the break but recovered quickly to be loose on the front end leaving the chute, narrowly maintained the lead travelling comfortably in hand while hounded outside throughout the turn, shot clear hugging the rail disposing of the early speed foe in upper stretch and when asked for more found another gear late to safely hold on for the gate to wire score. INDIAN PEAK had an ideal trip all alone watching the contesting duo down the backside and along the bend, moved in two wide at the quarter marker posing the only threat at the head of the lane, kept trying to the wire but was no match for the winner by the furlong pole and finished comfortably besting the rest for the runners up placing. PRICELESS WILL had a stalking role near the rear on the fence, co-trailed inside another around the turn, uncorked a rally on the rail with a quarter mile to go and closed in belatedly three wide in the stretch running to be a clear third at the finish line. POSTURING had the rail position in the middle of the pack along the backside, closed the gap through the turn by the quarter pole, swung out widest in the six path in upper stretch and finished up evenly outside of horses to settle on the fringes in the end. BREAK THE SPELL was unhurried on the outside seeing the field in the early stages, shared the rear outside another foe making little gain around the bend, angled to the four path taking the corner but could only manage to pass a weary outside straggler in the final furlong. BACHELOR PAD moved to the outside prompting the issue in the beginning and along the backside, continued to duel outside for the lead but was under a ride trying to stay up to the frontrunner midway around the bend, gave way fighting up top five wide straightening out for home and folded by mid-stretch.

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