1:50.37

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Sedburys Ghost, Chestnut Gelding, by Shaman Ghost out of Hurricane Mimi, by Sligo Bay (IRE). Foaled Apr 09, 2022 in ON.
Breeder: Yawen Wu.
Owner: Yawen Wu
Trainer: Minshall, Barbara

Scratched Horse(s): Regal Guest (Stewards)

Total WPS Pool: $254,785

4 - Minshall, Barbara 10 - Carroll, Josie 2 - Charalambous, John 7 - De Paulo, Michael 9 - Carroll, Josie 8 - Attard, Kevin 1 - McPherson, Alexander 3 - Buntain, Angus 6 - Parente, Pat

4 - Yawen Wu 10 - Mark Dodson 2 - Braverman, Paul and Pinch, Timothy 7 - Russell, John E. and Russell, Diana L. 9 - Chiefswood Stables Limited 8 - X-Men Racing IV LLC, Canuck Racing Club, Madaket Stables LLC and SF Racing LLC 1 - Katie E. O'Connor 3 - Pier 1 Stables 6 - Copper Water Thoroughbred Company Ltd.

SEDBURYS GHOST travelled in mid-division on the fence in the beginning, was all alone near the back of the pack rating kindly ahead of only a few runners by the half, began to edge up three wide between rivals at the three furlong pole still in hand, moved in quickly when roused having a burst of speed at the quarter marker, pounced outside leaving the eighth pole, seized control with a sixteenth left to run and held safe from the oncoming runner up. NOTORIOUS GANGSTER was unhurried trailing early on, settled at the rear with challengers on both sides at the half, lacked running room while having horse at the seven sixteenths pole, was urged four wide inside another making a move two furlongs from the wire, shifted out to the five path finding his best stride late and rallied strongly to get the runners up share as well as gaining on the winner when coming up to the finish line. SCORCHING was away alertly to have the lead after the start, let the early speed rival go on with it into the turn to contently track outside, vied between runners up front down the back straight, assumed command still in hand when the early leader gave way at the three furlong pole inside, was moving well in control in the two path inside at the top of the stretch, had no answer when collared outside by the winner at the sixteenth pole and gave way to the front pair while easily holding for the show award in the end. WATSONVILLE RED was allowed the settle near the back of the pack inside rivals on the first of two turns, co-trailed inside at the half, shifted outside for clear run when in last midway on the second bend, mounted a good rally five wide with a quarter mile from the finish line, shifted out in the six path gathering more speed in upper stretch and finished up with intent to garner a minor share in the end. FORTY N FIVE stalked near the rear going three wide into the first turn, co-trailed three deep outside two others with a half mile still to go, tried to circle around rivals four wide at the three eighths marker, bid for the lead outside with a quarter mile left to run, was unable to sustain the rally just off the fence at the top of the lane and weakened inside foes at the furlong pole. DEWOLF had an outside spot in the middle of the pack in the early stages of the race, kept in range with the engaged duo while under a snug hold between runners at the half, waited for the cue to go having no room to move at the five sixteenths pole, was shuffled back at the quarter pole still looking for a seam, angled out five wide straightening out for the drive and finished up mildly in the late running. CALL ME SUE was nestled on the rail keeping a close eye on the lead pair in the early going, settled on the fence in midfield along the backside, was relegated to last when the field was bunching up with a quarter mile remaining, angled out in the four path for the stretch drive and could only manage to pass tired foes outside in the last furlong. UNBRIDLED WEATHER bobbled on the break, recovered to seize command just off the fence into the initial bend setting a brisk pace, had a slim advantage inside slowing the tempo down along the backside, lost the lead on the fence at the three eighths pole, backed away through the field inside around the last turn and emptied out on the fence by the final furlong. AUTOBAHN ACE tracked outside into the first turn, travelled three deep watching the front two down the backstretch at the half, could not hold position three wide between rivals at the quarter pole and had little left to offer in the four path down the lane.

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