1:09.22

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Sunday's Well, Bay Gelding, by Gamble's Exchange out of Mrs. Monty, by Henny Hughes. Foaled May 10, 2022 in ON.
Breeder: Frank Di Giulio Jr. & John Carey.
Owner: Paul O'Brien
Trainer: Brooker, Terry

Claiming Prices: 3 - Bee Me: $40,000; 5 - Devil's Tongue: $40,000;

Total WPS Pool: $158,095

1 - Brooker, Terry 7 - Attard, Kevin 4 - Drexler, Martin 3 - Cole, Krista 2 - Doyle, Michael 6 - Tiller, Robert 5 - Colbourne, Gordon

1 - Paul O'Brien 7 - Derek Chin 4 - Rowbotham, David, Carpenter, Rodney and Boogmans, Tony 3 - Northern Dawn Stables Inc. and Cole, Krista Gail 2 - C. Scott Abbott Racing Stable Ltd. 6 - Frank D. Di Giulio, Jr. 5 - Martin, Sherrie A. and Nelson, Ruth S.

SUNDAY'S WELL hopped slightly on the break, quickly moved in the fence still in hand to easily get the front by the five eighths pole, rambled on loose on the lead moving well and rapidly through the turn, had another gear to open up at the top of the lane and won as pleased in dominant fashion at the finish line. BIG SCREEN BOSS travelled in mid-division on the outside three deep by the half, stalked in the third flight still outside runners on the turn, narrowed the margin on the chasing rivals four wide by the quarter pole and closed in belatedly with the winner long gone and got up late to best the rest for the runners up share in the end. STIRLING CASTLE kept a close eye on the frontrunner down the back straight inside rivals while just off the fence, lost momentum for a stride or two between rivals with three eighths remaining, kept pace on the rail throughout the turn, moved in to the second position midway down the stretch having the rail, needed more late fading between foes in deep stretch but did at least save the show money in a tight picture at the wire. BEE ME settled on the fence keeping tabs on the lead three down the backside, shifted outside making a mild run inside another with five sixteenths to go and finished up willingly on the fence just missing getting up for the third place share in a photo at the finish line. CAPTIVATING NAME lacked early foot seeing the field down the back straight, began to make a rally passing a rival outside at the three furlong pole, shifted out four wide for the drive to the wire but lacked a rally down the stretch. MAY AND JUNE broke in on the start, had a good spot watching the front two in the early going, moved closer to the leader three wide midway on the oval, chased in vain in the three path straightening for home and folded between horses in the final eighth of a mile. DEVIL'S TONGUE was brushed outside then bobbled on the break, settled on the rail stalking down the backside having one rival beaten along the backside, retreated while saving all the ground around the turn and could no factor in the stretch running on the fence down the stretch.

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