1:24.23

Run-Up: 43 feet

Winner: Proud Foot, Chestnut Mare, by First Samurai out of Eva's Nitehawk, by Tapit. Foaled Apr 22, 2018 in Kentucky.
Breeder: Whippoorwill Farm.
Owner: Gatsas Stables, Speranza, Steven, Ramaglia, Joseph and Serse, Angelo E.
Trainer: Dutrow, Jr., Richard

1 Claimed Horse(s):

Always Angels

New trainer: Rob Atras

New Owner: Maddie Go Round Racing LLC

Claiming Prices: 1 - Proud Foot: $30,000; 3 - Always Angels: $30,000; 6 - A Maize Zing Dotie: $35,000; 5 - Curlin's Magic: $30,000; 4 - Short Shift: $35,000;

Total WPS Pool: $116,114

1 - Dutrow, Jr., Richard 3 - Rice, Linda 2 - Dutrow, Jr., Richard 6 - Englehart, Chris 5 - Rice, Linda 4 - Atras, Rob

1 - Gatsas Stables, Speranza, Steven, Ramaglia, Joseph and Serse, Angelo E. 3 - Linda Rice 2 - Gatsas Stables, Dutrow, Jr., Richard E., Ramaglia, Joseph and Serse, Angelo E. 6 - Sheila J. Englehart 5 - Linda Rice 4 - Michael Dubb

PROUD FOOT switched out after the leading duo crossed in front early, raced just off the pace on the outside, stalked the leader in the three path on the turn, was asked while taking the lead in the four path into upper stretch, shook clear under the crop outside the furlong maker and proved best under strong urging. ALWAYS ANGELS brushed with a rival at the start, settled under some urging, was roused for more while shifting from the rail to the three path on the turn, turned into upper stretch in the five path and willingly earned the place. BEIRA brushed with a foe at the start, settled at the rear, was roused while moving from the two path to the five path on the turn, came into upper stretch in the seven path and lacked the needed kick while improving position for the show. A MAIZE ZING DOTIE angled in early, pressed the pace on the outside, was asked while dropping back in the two path on the turn, chased into the stretch and tired. CURLIN'S MAGIC settled on the outside, was roused in the four path on the turn, was driven into upper stretch in the six path and lacked the needed response. SHORT SHIFT was hustled from the gate then angled in quickly while going to the front, showed the way on the inside of a rival, inched clear along the rail midway through the turn, was asked outside the quarter-pole, lost the advantage into upper stretch and faded.

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