1:35.69

Run-Up: 50 feet

Winner: Beira, Bay Filly, by Preservationist out of Deep in December, by The Daddy. Foaled Feb 17, 2021 in Kentucky.
Breeder: Mr. & Mrs. Craig L Minten & Shelly Nance.
Owner: Gatsas Stables and Dutrow, Jr., Richard E.
Trainer: Dutrow, Jr., Richard

Claiming Prices: 6 - Beira: $50,000; 1 - Warrior's Ransom: $50,000; 4 - I'm Buzzy: $50,000; 3 - Geez Eloise: $50,000; 5 - Toned Up: $50,000;

Scratched Horse(s): Power and Glory (Stewards)

Total WPS Pool: $173,671

6 - Dutrow, Jr., Richard 1 - Ness, Jamie 4 - Baker, Charlton 3 - Rice, Linda 5 - Rice, Linda

6 - Gatsas Stables and Dutrow, Jr., Richard E. 1 - Double B Racing Stables and Ness, Jamie 4 - Saul J. Kupferberg 3 - Roddy J. Valente 5 - Winning Move Stable

BEIRA angled in while going to the front then carried in two foes, showed the way in hand while inside of a rival, cruised around the turn in the two path, shook clear under her own power into the stretch then was let out some at the three-sixteenths pole, extended the advantage while roused for more near the furlong marker and proved much the best under a solid hand-ride to the finish. WARRIOR'S RANSOM came out in front then dropped back while drifting inwards, settled under some urging, was roused in the two path on the turn, moved to the three path outside the quarter-pole, turned into the stretch in the four path, pursued the winner under a drive to the finish and willingly earned the place. I'M BUZZY brushed with a rival shortly after the start, was carried in outside the seven-eighths pole then moved out after steadying to let the winner cross in front, moved up to prompt that foe on the outside, vied in the three path on the turn, was given her cue at the five-sixteenths pole, dropped back into the stretch, chased between foes into the final furlong, moved out around the sixteenth-pole and weakened but held the show. GEEZ ELOISE was carried in outside the seven-eighths pole then steadied and dropped back, moved out shortly thereafter, passed the five-eighths pole under urging, went around most of the turn in the three path, dropped to the two path then the rail late on that bend, pursued the winner under a drive in the two path in upper stretch and lacked the needed response. TONED UP broke a step slow then brushed with an opponent, tracked the pace on the outside while well out in the track, chased in the three path on the turn, dropped back in the five path into the stretch and tired.

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