1:12.40

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Diva's Ghost, Gray or Roan Gelding, by Shaman Ghost out of El Pradiva, by El Prado (IRE). Foaled Mar 27, 2022 in ON.
Breeder: Hidden Springs Inc..
Owner: Devon Gittens
Trainer: Gittens, Devon

Claiming Prices: 1 - Diva's Ghost: $7,000; 5 - Come On Big Lou: $7,000; 7 - Irish Deputy: $7,000; 6 - Doadster: $7,000; 2 - Go Jimmy Go: $7,000; 3 - Very Debonaire: $7,500;

Scratched Horse(s): Souper Iconic (Stewards)

Total WPS Pool: $78,795

1 - Gittens, Devon 5 - Ross, John 7 - Patton, Kathy 6 - Mattine, John 2 - Tharrenos, William 3 - Gittens, Devon

1 - Devon Gittens 5 - JC Stable and Cavalaris, Louis C. 7 - Kathy Patton 6 - RCC Racing Stable Ltd. 2 - Natural Eight Stable and J and B Wright Racing, Inc. 3 - Bruno Schickedanz

DIVA'S GHOST was void of early foot, lagging behind down the back straight, started to reach for more ground passing a runner inside on the rail with five sixteenths from home, gathered more speed making a slingshot move from the fence swinging out five wide full of run turning for home outside horses, came with a strong charge through the lane passing foes at the furlong marker and powered past at the sixteenth pole taking control to win going away when crossing the finish line. COME ON BIG LOU shot clear when the gate opened up to have an uncontested lead in the early going, rolled along increasing the advantage while still in hand through the bend, maintained a comfortable lead in mid-stretch, offered little resistance when the winner stormed on by at the sixteenth pole and safely held on to best the rest for the runners up placing at the wire. IRISH DEPUTY travelled in mid-division going four deep down the backside, was going in the wrong direction by the three eighths marker to be at the back of the pack with a quarter mile still to run, shifted three wide at the top of the stretch and resurged smartly in the final sixteenth, picking up tired rivals to capture the show money at the finish line. DOADSTER settled between foes in the three path in midfield, made little progression on the leader three wide outside two others in the running around the turn, angled out four wide for the drive to the wire and finished up better than some others for a minor role in the end. GO JIMMY GO had rail position keeping a close eye on the leader down the backstretch, was urged to go after the pacesetter inside a couple of rivals in midturn, offered little response on the fence by the quarter pole and weakened inside horses by the furlong pole. VERY DEBONAIRE had the two path between rivals part of the tracking foursome watching the lone speed down the backside, chased the frontrunner in vain with horses on both sides throughout the turn, shifted out three wide dueling for the secondary share in upper stretch, had little left to give late and faltered in the final seventy yards.

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