1:39.63

Run-Up: 53 feet

Winner: I'm Ready to Go, Gray or Roan Colt, by Liam's Map out of Silverpocketsfull, by Indian Charlie. Foaled May 11, 2022 in Kentucky.
Winner's sire standing at Lane's End
Breeder: Sierra Farm.
Owner: Richard Schermerhorn
Trainer: Brown, Chad

Scratched Horse(s): Griffin's Wharf (RegVet-Injured)

Total WPS Pool: $290,496

7 - Brown, Chad 6 - Clement, Christophe 4 - Brown, Chad 1 - Martin, Carlos 2 - Brown, Bruce 5 - Mott, William

7 - Richard Schermerhorn 6 - Robert S. Evans 4 - Juddmonte 1 - Peter Kazamias 2 - Our Sugar Bear Stable LLC 5 - James S. Karp

I'M READY TO GO showed speed while taken under a tight hold then prompted the pace on the outside of the leader, took a narrow advantage leaving the backstretch, vied in the three path early on the turn, was asked under threat outside the five-sixteenths pole then dropped to the two path, dueled inside of the winner in the stretch, brushed with that opponent late and narrowly prevailed under strong urging. RADAUTI was hustled from the gate, tracked the pace on the outside, was asked early on the turn, made a bid while dropping from the five path to the three path on that bend, passed the quarter-pole on even terms for the lead, dueled outside of the winner in the stretch and was denied while just able to get the place. SUMMIT RIDGE bumped with a rival at the start, was taken in hand then moved out early, stalked the pace on the inside of a rival, was asked near the seven-sixteenths pole, went around the turn in the four then three path, was asked for his best in upper stretch then chased, jostled with TURN AND COUNT while keeping that foe behind the leaders outside the furlong marker, brushed with that same rival while making a bid in the vicinity of the sixteenth-pole, fought outside of the top two to the finish and just missed while able to get the show. TURN AND COUNT hit the inside of the gate but came out at the front, raced just off the pace, moved from the rail to the two path early on the turn then drafted behind horses, raced between horses starting at the five-sixteenths pole, chased inside of SUMMIT RIDGE while behind a rival in upper stretch, jostled with that foe outside the furlong marker, paused while lacking room inside that marker, brushed with SUMMIT RIDGE near the sixteenth-pole, continued to lack room just behind the top two late then steadied and lost his best chance. GRAND COMMANDER bumped with a rival at the start then bobbled, settled at the rear, was urged along late on the backstretch, moved from the two path to the rail early on the turn and faltered. KULAPAT broke in at the start then was hustled, showed the way on the inside of a rival, lost the advantage under urging while in the two path leaving the backstretch, dropped to the rail early on the turn, saved ground into the stretch and stopped.

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