1:44.22

Run-Up: 40 feet Temporary Rail: 18 feet

Winner: Tralee Girl, Dark Bay or Brown Filly, by Mendelssohn out of Kerry Girl, by Pioneerof the Nile. Foaled Feb 08, 2022 in New York.
Breeder: David & Christine Stack.
Owner: New Phoenix Stable, Beitz, Kenneth G., Beitz, Gail P. and Bouchey, Steven
Trainer: Clement, Miguel

Scratched Horse(s): Bryant and Cooper (Also-Eligible) , Hello Beauty (Also-Eligible) , High End (Also-Eligible) , Our Preferred Pal (Main-Track-Only) , Saratoga Snow (Also-Eligible) , Sassetti (Also-Eligible)

Total WPS Pool: $530,285

9 - Clement, Miguel 5 - Brown, Chad 4 - Morley, Thomas 2 - Rodriguez, Rudy 1 - De Paz, Horacio 8 - Weaver, George 6 - Davis, Robbie 3 - Englehart, Chris 10 - De Paz, Horacio 7 - Pregman, Jr., John

9 - New Phoenix Stable, Beitz, Kenneth G., Beitz, Gail P. and Bouchey, Steven 5 - Head of Plains Partners LLC 4 - Rainbow's End Racing Stable LLC and Titletown Racing Stables 2 - The Elkstone Group LLC (Stuart Grant) 1 - Barry K. Schwartz 8 - LakeView Stables and Lynch, Kara J. 6 - East Ave Racing Stable and Summit View Racing 3 - Barber, Gary, Pantofel Stable LLC and Wachtel Stable 10 - Roger Cimbora, Jr. 7 - Goodman, Gerald and Pregman, Jr., John S.

TRALEE GIRL raced in the three path on the first turn, was rated outside while towards the front, ranged up in the three path on the far turn, was roused outside the quarter-pole, rallied to the lead in upper stretch then drifted in while going clear, remained clear into the final sixteenth and just held under strong urging. NONNA LYNNE brushed with a foe after the start, became keen when taken in hand early then paused off heels, bumped with a rival into the first turn, rounded that bend in the two to three path, was reserved off the pace, raced in the three path while let out on the far turn, moved to the four path outside the quarter-pole, was driven into the stretch in the five path, chased outside into the final furlong, gained into the final sixteenth and finished with good courage to just miss while narrowly able to get the place. WILL OF A WOMANNE was taken in hand early then rated on the inside, moved a bit off the rail while drafting on the far turn, was asked after turning into the stretch, paused behind foes in the vicinity of the three-sixteenths pole then altered out, found clear room and was roused outside shortly thereafter, moved out while gaining near the sixteenth-pole and finished with good energy between horses to just miss while clear for the show. PROFESSOR GRACE tossed her head while rank under restraint early, saved ground on the first turn, was reserved off the pace, traveled around the far turn in the two to three path, spun into the stretch in the four path, chased the winner while in good striking position in the drive and lacked the needed kick. NIGHT JASMINE was away awkwardly, moved from the rail to the two path on the first turn, settled at the rear, was roused in the two path on the far turn and improved position. TRULLI MAGIC lost her footing in the hindquarters and stumbled some after the start, raced in the three path early on the first turn, dropped to the two path then the rail late on that bend, settled towards the rear, saved ground on the far turn, was asked near the quarter-pole, moved out in upper stretch and lacked the needed response. BANK ON BEBE bumped with a rival at the start then brushed with a foe early, traveled around the opening bend in the two path, was reserved on the outside without cover, was asked in the four path on the far turn, moved out near the furlong marker and came up empty. CLOUDY CHANCE went to the front, rounded the first turn in the two path, showed the way on the inside of a rival, vied inside while asked on the far turn, lost the advantage to the winner near the three-sixteenths pole and gave way. HEAVENLY GIRL broke out and brushed the gate, established a forward position early, raced in the three path on the first turn, prompted the pace on the outside, vied in the two path while asked on the far turn, dropped back in upper stretch and tired. ON A SUMMER DAY bumped with a rival at the start, was taken in hand early, bumped with an opponent into the first turn, raced in the three to four path on that bend, was reserved on the outside without cover, went around the far turn in the four to five path and failed to respond.

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