1:40.98

Run-Up: 24 feet

Winner: Mackenzie's Novva, Gray or Roan Gelding, by Jump Start out of Sanibel Star, by Unbridled's Song. Foaled Apr 01, 2019 in Pennsylvania.
Breeder: Joseph Besecker.
Owner: Rice Racing
Trainer: Rice, Kevin

Claiming Prices: 4 - Mackenzie's Novva: $5,000; 7 - Mission Key: $5,000; 2 - He's a Good Dancer: $5,000; 5 - Fort Charles: $5,000; 10 - Joe's Had Enough: $5,000; 1 - Nautilus: $5,000; 9 - Seventy Seventycat: $5,000; 11 - Henrythethird: $5,000; 8 - Burning Man: $5,000;

Scratched Horse(s): Eric the Salesman (Stewards) , Galactic Empire (Also-Eligible) , Mean Tweets (Also-Eligible) , Sargeant Barger (Also-Eligible)

Total WPS Pool: $108,034

4 - Rice, Kevin 6 - Ward, Dennis 7 - Rarick, Lynn 2 - Sacco, Gregory 5 - Torres, Pablo 10 - Torres, Pablo 1 - Marrero, Nestor 9 - Richards, Renaldo 11 - Moreno-Barban, Leandro 8 - Quiroz, Angel

4 - Rice Racing 6 - Mark Hoffman 7 - Tom Abrahamson 2 - Elliot Mavorah 5 - Prz and Sanz Stable LLC 10 - Lima Horse Racing LLC 1 - Alexander Colon 9 - Andre Hall 11 - Leandro Moreno-Barban 8 - Mariam Vargas

MACKENZIE'S NOVVA stalked the early pace three wide, then went up four wide to press the pace nearing the half mile marker, made a three wide bid on the far turn vie for command and then gained a short lead nearing the furlong marker and held well to prove best under a drive. TONY SMALL was rated along four to three wide, advanced three wide on the far turn and tipped out four wide leaving the turn and rallied. MISSION KEY was allowed to settle making way to the inside, saved ground on the far turn, moved off the inside and rallied between rivals in between rivals late and gained the show award late. HE'S A GOOD DANCER vied for the lead three wide, then was in between rivals on the far turn two wide and moved to the inside leaving the turn but faded late losing the show award on the wire. FORT CHARLES was settled back early, advanced three to six path on the turn, came seven wide into the lane and passed the tiring rivals. JOE'S HAD ENOUGH was five wide into the first turn, settled four wide and had no rally. NAUTILUS vied for the lead on the inside and weakened in the lane. SEVENTY SEVENTYCAT was settled back early, two wide on the far turn, angled out in the lane and never threatened. HENRYTHETHIRD was six wide into the first turn, tracked the pace on the outside, went up to prompt the pace five wide nearing the half mile marker and tired. BURNING MAN was off slowly and trailed throughout.

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