1:13.73

Run-Up: 55 feet

Winner: Cool Hand Rich, Chestnut Colt, by Collected out of Debonairly (AUS), by =Snitzel (AUS). Foaled Apr 09, 2022 in Kentucky.
Breeder: Speedway Stables, LLC.
Owner: Funky Munky Stable LLC
Trainer: Donk, David

Claiming Prices: 6 - Cool Hand Rich: $20,000; 2 - Broderick: $20,000; 7 - King's Spirit: $20,000; 1A - Daw Samaa: $20,000; 1 - Cada Dia Mejor: $20,000; 3 - Tino in Toga: $20,000; 4 - Klimt Master: $20,000; 5 - Real Eleve: $20,000;

Total WPS Pool: $183,536

6 - Donk, David 2 - Reynolds, Patrick 7 - Sacco, Gregory 1A - Kantarmaci, Ilkay 1 - Kantarmaci, Ilkay 3 - Sciacca, Gary 4 - Jones, Eduardo 5 - Englehart, Jeremiah

6 - Funky Munky Stable LLC 2 - Two B and One C Stable 7 - Red Oak Stable 1A - Kantarmaci, Ilkay, Gaiety Stables LLC and Five Horsemen Stables 1 - Kantarmaci, Ilkay and S.O.K. Racing 3 - Eddie F's Racing 4 - Eduardo E. Jones 5 - Unqua Creek Stable

COOL HAND RICH broke a bit slow but rushed up quickly to get the lead, moved in while showing the pace on the inside of a rival, inched away in the two path on the turn, responded well when asked near the quarter-pole and drew off under steady urging. BRODERICK came outward at the start, raced towards the front, went around the turn in the two path, spun into the stretch in the three path, drifted out under a left-handed crop while still on his inside lead outside the eighth-pole, continued on his inside lead in the final furlong and earned the place while no match for the winner. KING'S SPIRIT was hustled from the gate, pressed the pace on the outside, chased the winner in the three path on the turn, turned into the stretch in the four path and weakened then missed the place but was well clear for the show. DAW SAMAA chased the pace, saved ground on the turn and tired. CADA DIA MEJOR settled towards the rear, moved from the rail to the two path on the turn, swung out to the six path into the stretch and lacked the needed response. TINO IN TOGA was bumped at the start while off a bit slow, dropped well behind the rest of the field, saved ground on the turn and was no factor. KLIMT MASTER broke in and bumped with a rival while off a bit slow, raced towards the rear, moved from the two path to the three path on the turn and failed to threaten. REAL ELEVE tossed his head inside the eleven-sixteenths pole then was guided out with five furlongs to run, rounded the turn in the four path, turned into the stretch in the five path and had nothing left.

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