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Race # 3
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KEENELAND - Oct 16, 2026 - Race 3
CLAIMING - Thoroughbred
FOR TWO YEAR OLDS WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners Of A Race Since September 16 Allowed 2 lbs. Claiming Price $40,000. (NW2 L) Claiming Price: $40,000
Six And One Half Furlongs On The Dirt
Current Track Record: (Highly Motivated - 1:14.99 - November 6, 2020)
Purse: $58,000
Includes: $19,200 KTDF - Kentucky TB Devt Fund
Available Money: $58,000
Value of Race: $53,360 1st $35,960, 2nd $11,600, 3rd $5,800
Weather: Showery Track: Fast
Off at: 2:05 Start: Good for all except 3 Timer: Electronic


Fractional Times:
22.53
45.98
1:12.67
 
 
Final Time:
1:20.13
Split Times:
(23.45)
(26.69)
(7.46)
 
 
Gate to Wire Time:
1:22.21
Run-Up: 50 feet

Winner: Booray, Dark Bay or Brown Colt, by Global Campaign out of I Know That Mom, by Distorted Humor. Foaled Jan 28, 2024 in Kentucky.
Breeder: Upson Downs Farm & Winstar Farm, LLC.
Owner: Black Type Thoroughbreds, Swinbank Stables LLC, Adkisson, Steve and Weaver, George
Trainer: Weaver, George

1 Claimed Horse(s):
Red Sun
New trainer: Dana Hancock
New Owner: SpergerWay Stables LLC

Claiming Prices: 5 - Booray: $40,000; 3 - Red Sun: $40,000; 8 - Chiqueada: $40,000;


Total WPS Pool: $141,170

Pgm
Horse
Win
Place
 
5
Booray
4.42
 
3
Red Sun
 
8
Chiqueada
 

Wager Type
Winning Numbers
Payoff
Pool
 
$1.00 Pick 3
10-4-5 (3 correct)
90.29
53,059
 
$1.00 Daily Double
4-5
20.52
19,781
 

Footnotes
BOORAY came in and floated an inner rival inwardly at the start, took light contact to her hind quarters from that one shortly after, prompted two wide, vied into the turn, led as an outer rival issued a challenge at the five sixteenths pole, got headed by that bidder in upper stretch, fought back to sustain the duel through the final furlong and prevailed. RED SUN was forced inwardly by an outer rival leaving the gate, hustled upon recovery but brushed her outer counterpart and checked to settle in pursuit entering the backstretch, stalked three wide, bid turning for home, wrestled an advantage whiie sparring with an inner foe in upper stretch, but dueled with that persistent counterpart through the late stages and got outfinished. CHIQUEADA leaned out and brushed the gate at the start, set the pace along the inside, vied with the eventual winner into and around the turn, got headed by an outer pair at the five sixteenths pole and stopped.


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