1:23.27

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Summer Commander, Bay Gelding, by Silent Name (JPN) out of Dancing Allstar, by Millennium Allstar. Foaled Apr 08, 2021 in ON.
Breeder: Trinity West Stables LTD..
Owner: Scott, Anne and William J.
Trainer: Simon, Stuart

Claiming Prices: 4 - Indian Peak: $30,000; 7 - Last American Exit: $32,000;

Scratched Horse(s): Armstrong (Veterinarian) , Mannix (IRE) (Veterinarian)

Total WPS Pool: $194,289

10 - Simon, Stuart 1 - Hayashi, Richard 9 - Chartrand-Hoek, Evette 4 - Drexler, Martin 5 - Attard, Kevin 7 - MacRae, Donald 6 - Chubb, Beverley 2 - Coryat, John

10 - Scott, Anne and William J. 1 - The Estate of Paul M. Buttigieg 9 - Sue Leslie 4 - Lindy's Racing Stable 5 - Ivan Dalos 7 - D-Mac Racing Stable, Inc. and La Huerta, Inc. 6 - Okihiro, Richard, Secko, Greg, Chubb, Beverley and Orlando, Tim T. 2 - P413 Racing

SUMMER COMMANDER pulled the rider outside horses to be loose on the lead taking command from the troubled rival by the five furlong pole, was nursed along uncontested rationing out the speed setting an even pace around the bend, was well in control just off the fence in mid-stretch and was kept to the task under a busy ride late to hold safe by a shrinking margin at the finish line. DEPUTY DADDY had the fence tracking the lead pair leaving the chute, had a good trip sitting behind the pacesetter at the half, took the short way edging up inside foes on the turn, shifted just outside two wide with his sights set on the winner at the top of the stretch, closed in determinedly late but could not get to the winner in time. FRIENDLY GHOST settled four deep close to the back of the pack, edged up having to go four wide outside runners around the oval, swung out widest in the six path offering a late charge outside runners down the lane, closed in belatedly and finished up a non threatening third at the wire. INDIAN PEAK broke a step slow trailing down the backside, shared the rear in the three path between foes going into the turn, closed the gap but could not gain position by the quarter pole, moved to the two-path turning for home and ran on mildly in the last eighth a mile to win the battle for the minors. PAT'S GAMBLE broke in at the start, stalked near the rear inside horses down the back straight, co-trailed inside with the field bunching up at the three-furlong marker, hugged the rail in with a chance for a piece of the prize in upper stretch but was outkicked late dueling for a minor share. LAST AMERICAN EXIT had a tracking position behind the lead pair down the backside, chased the pace between rivals on the turn, shifted out three wide for the drive to the wire, had no rally when called upon in upper stretch and wilted by the eighth pole. DARK SCREEN broke outwards on the start, watched the leader while three deep down the backside, made no gain going three wide on the outside of rivals under ride through the turn, shifted out five wide at the top of the lane, lacked a finish and gave way between runners in the stretch. HANLAN was away alertly having his head in front leaving the chute, took an awkward step losing all action leaving the eleven sixteenths marker, was quickly eased up by the turn and walked off.

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