1:48.87

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Fish Mooney, Bay Mare, by Lookin At Lucky out of Gotham City Girl, by Freud. Foaled May 06, 2019 in Florida.
Breeder: Red Oak Stable.
Owner: Bruno Schickedanz
Trainer: Drexler, Martin

Claiming Prices: 1 - Fish Mooney: $23,500; 4 - Twisting Pistons: $23,500; 3 - Foxy Diva: $23,500; 2 - Mizzen Ash: $23,500; 5 - Destiny Ro: $23,500;

Scratched Horse(s): Beach Ready (Veterinarian) , Retail Therapist (Stewards)

Total WPS Pool: $88,732

1 - Drexler, Martin 4 - Attard, Sid 3 - Attard, Steve 2 - Borsk, David 5 - Thompson, Randy

1 - Bruno Schickedanz 4 - Lucio Tucci 3 - Sikand, Rakesh S. and Sikand, Kumud S. 2 - Lisa McCallum-Smith 5 - W. Roger Pozzo

FISH MOONEY was nestled on the rail in mid-pack watching the lead twosome around the initial bend, galloped along rating kindly drafting behind the pacesetter down the backside, had horse waiting for the cue to go on the fence midpoint of the final bend, shifted outside to the two path coming to the leader in upper stretch, battled outside for the top spot at the sixteenth pole and just got the better from the unyielding frontrunner inside in the final seventy yards to edge away late for the win. TWISTING PISTONS was loose on the lead having the rail setting a pedestrian pace into the first turn, controlled the slow tempo unopposed along the backside, continued up top through the far turn well in hand on the lead, was headed outside at the sixteenth pole by the winner, dug in to the wire but stubbornly gave way inside in the final seven yards. FOXY DIVA travelled three wide trailing this compact group in the beginning, stalked three deep keeping a close eye on the front pair at the half, kept pace with runners going outside, three wide on the last turn to be in the mix outside the battling front duo at the top of the lane and finished up mildly to be a clear but non threatening third at the wire. MIZZEN ASH settled near the back between runners, could see the field entering the backstretch, was unable to make any gain going three wide trying to circle around rivals on the far turn and ran on one paced down the lane to be well back settling for a minor share in the end. DESTINY RO had an outside tracking position for the first half of this two turn event, was roused for more between horses with five sixteenths to go when the pace started to quicken, offered little response around the final bend and wilted three wide in upper stretch.

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