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Run-Up: 25 feet

Winner: Piccolo Uomo, Bay Gelding, by Gift Box out of Villa d'Este, by Street Sense. Foaled Apr 03, 2022 in Louisiana.
Winner's sire standing at Lane's End
Breeder: Coteau Grove Farms, LLC.
Owner: BKD Consulting, LLC and Clary, Kaden Michael
Trainer: Clary, Jaylan

Claiming Prices: 3 - Piccolo Uomo: $7,500; 5 - Extravagant Prince: $7,500; 1 - Wedding Gift: $7,500; 8 - Knock'em Out Jerry: $7,500; 7 - Little Ditty: $7,500; 2 - Randy Daytona: $7,500; 4 - Ecleto Creek: $7,500; 6 - Sweet Present: $7,500;

Total WPS Pool: $30,431

3 - Clary, Jaylan 5 - Diodoro, Robertino 1 - Hargrave, Kenneth 8 - Duhon, Joe 7 - Wong, Jonathan 2 - Melancon, Donald 4 - Gibson, Jonas 6 - Gomez, Jorge

3 - BKD Consulting, LLC and Clary, Kaden Michael 5 - Chris Nolan 1 - William Dees 8 - Dream Walkin Farms, Inc. 7 - Les Blake 2 - Donald Melancon 4 - Glynn A. Puryear, Jr. 6 - Jorge Gomez

PICCOLO UOMO was unhurried from the break and settled near the back of the pack through the early stages, started to run on after passing the three-furlong pole then got a clean inside run through the far turn, slipped through an opening along the rail into the stretch and finished best, holding off a late bid from EXTRAVAGANT PRINCE on the outside. EXTRAVAGANT PRINCE was allowed to settle from the break, then coaxed to get forward position, went three wide through the first turn, continued to track the leaders from third position down the backstretch, then launched a bid just past the three-furlong pole, finished well down the stretch but came up short at the wire. WEDDING GIFT settled on the rail after the start, tracked the leaders while racing one-paced, lost ground as the pace quickened up front but kept along at the same rate, was set down at the top of the stretch, and produced a bold rally five wide to get up for the third spot. KNOCK'EM OUT JERRY broke well and pulled to the front from the break, tracked RANDY DAYTONA down the backstretch racing two wide, was sent after that rival from the three-furlong pole, pulled even at the quarter pole with a host of challengers, got a head in front in upper stretch but was outfinished in the late stages. LITTLE DITTY hopped at the start and was a bit slow to get going, raced four wide through the first turn, then settled in a tracking position with the second flight, launched a bid from the five-sixteenths marker, came four wide into the stretch, finished with some interest but lacked a winning kick. RANDY DAYTONA made the front without really being asked, led the field down the backstretch and into the turn, fought back when beset by challengers on all fronts at the quarter pole, was still in the hunt ot mid-stretch then weakened late. ECLETO CREEK raced forwardly with the main pack into the first turn, then retreated steadily down the backstretch, was passed at one point by SWEET PRESENT, then seemed to perk up a bit, trailed the field into the stretch but managed to come back some and finish in front of the rival in the final yards. SWEET PRESENT was very slow to begin despite the efforts of the rider, was far back through the early going, passed ECLETO CREEK late on the backstretch, then was outfinished by that foe in the final yards.

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