57.87

Run-Up: 44 feet Temporary Rail: 22 feet

Winner: Suigu Belle, Bay Filly, by Reload out of Quinnderella, by Vindication. Foaled Mar 02, 2022 in ON.
Breeder: Dr. B. Van Arem.
Owner: Heino Vesik
Trainer: Banach, Darwin

Claiming Prices: 6 - Florida Vacation: $40,000; 7 - Call Me Misslucky: $40,000;

Total WPS Pool: $196,207

2 - Banach, Darwin 6 - Attard, Sid 3 - Harvey, Daniel 5 - Tiller, Robert 1 - LeBlanc, Jr., John 4 - De Paulo, Michael 7 - Patton, Kathy

2 - Heino Vesik 6 - Norseman Racing Stable 3 - Racing Canada, Inc. 5 - Frank D. Di Giulio, Jr. 1 - Conor Healy 4 - Heste Sport Inc. 7 - Kathy Patton

SUIGU BELLE was away alertly taking command right from the get-go, opened up sharply on rivals through the turn and cruised home for the gate to wire score. FLORIDA VACATION stalked on the inside of horses in the early going, made little advance inside rivals on the turn, could not get involved in the two path in upper stretch, figured things out by the eighth pole and was flying home late bursting between foes at the wire to get up for second in a tight photo. ADORABLE ANGEL was bumped on the start, improved between horses just off the fence down the backstretch, tracked inside throughout the turn, moved into the place share skimming the fence in upper stretch, was no match for the winner who was long gone, tried to hold for the second money just before the wire but was nabbed right on the wire for the runners up share. TEQUILASOUPERNOVA was off a step slow on the break, recouped to be four deep in the quarter outside tracking the lone speed down the backstretch, travelled comfortably outside in the third flight stalking around the turn, shifted to the five path for the drive to the wire and finished up mildly outside foes late to settle on the fringes. FEDOROVA chased the leader on the rail in early backstretch, dropped back positions into the turn to be in midfield, took the short way around the bend keeping up with runners, dueled on the fence for the show award entering the stretch but need later to be a factor at the finish. CHEAT THE DEVIL broke inwards on the start, tracked in the foursome watching the loose winner while in the three path down the backside, separated from some rivals to track the frontrunner outside around the oval, was in the thick of things for a share three wide turning for home but wilted between horses in the final furlong. CALL ME MISSLUCKY was unhurried trailing on the outside down the backstretch, made no improvement going three wide around the turn and could not factor in the stretch running galloping across the finish line in the end.

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