1:30.84

Run-Up: 46 feet

Winner: Little Teddy, Gray or Roan Filly, by Frac Daddy out of Explosive Leah, by Silent Name (JPN). Foaled May 05, 2021 in ON.
Breeder: Susan Rasmussen & H. Lothian.
Owner: York Tech Racing Stable
Trainer: DiPaola, Santino

Total WPS Pool: $154,744

8 - DiPaola, Santino 10 - Casse, Mark 1 - Attard, Kevin 6 - Attard, Kevin 2 - Hayashi, Richard 5 - Minshall, Barbara 7 - Drexler, Martin 9 - Pottinger, Anthony 4 - Black, Ian 3 - DiPaola, Santino

8 - York Tech Racing Stable 10 - Gabe Grossberg 1 - Terra Racing Stable 6 - Canuck Racing Club 2 - The Estate of Paul M. Buttigieg 5 - Kevin Drew 7 - Rowbotham, David, Carpenter, Rodney and Boogmans, Tony 9 - Weber, Robert A. and Patricia 4 - Piano Bar Racing 3 - York Tech Racing Stable

LITTLE TEDDY had the inside watching the front duo in the early stages, moved up smartly still in hand on the rail at the half, waited at the three furlong maker just behind the frontrunner, shifted outside midway on the far turn coming with a run, collared the leader outside three wide at the top of the stretch, switched leads reaching for more ground powering past going away at the eighth pole and was kept to business late to win comfortably when crossing the finish line. OLIVIA ROSE was on a mission opening up on the field going quickly through the first of two turns, rolled along unchallenged slowing the tempo down slightly down the backside, remained up top but by shrinking advantage at the three-furlong marker, had a slim lead on the rail straightening out for the drive with the winner bearing down, offered no resistance by the furlong pole and kept going on late to easily hold for the runners up share at the wire. FASHIONABLY FAB sat all alone in midfield on the initial turn, took closer order at the half, was asked for more run on the rail picking up the bit at the quarter pole, shifted out to be two wide turning for home and finished up willingly for clear but non-threatening third at the wire. WAR PAINTER settled between runners near the rear, narrowed the margin having foes on each side at the half, closed in just off the rail at the three eighths pole, had to be throttled down for a moment lacking running room at the quarter marker, shifted out in the three path at the top of the lane and ran on mildly between rivals getting up for a minor share in deep stretch. SECRET LOAD had the fence stalking ahead of a quartet of runners on the first turn, co-trailed inside foes at the half, edged up saving ground on the last turn, hugged the rail at the top of the stretch and finished up with good energy rallying inside horses in the final furlong. MY GIRL SKY stalked near the rear going three wide on the first turn, had little movement through the backstretch outside horses, travelled in the three path with runners on either side making little headway on the final turn and ran on evenly between foes dueling for a minor share in the final furlong. VEERY hesitated on the break to trail at the start, moved up quickly while roused for run under the wire for the first time to watch the front pair three wide on the initial turn, tracked the loose pacesetter three deep at the half, was scrubbed on chasing the contesting twosome at the quarter pole, angled out in the four path for the drive to the wire but tired, yielding to inside runners in the final sixteenth of a mile. BEDAZZLE ME was taken a hold of when veering in on the break, trailed the field in the beginning, shared the rear three deep outside two others at the half, tried to circle around runners going four wide on the outside around the far turn, shifted out to the six path in upper stretch but failed to fire in the stretch drive. TALK TO YA LATER had the fence, stalking close to the back moving awkwardly for a few strides coming into the first turn, shared the rear with rivals on each side at the half, made little impression on the far turn relegated to last with a quarter mile to run and could not factor in the stretch running. LADY IN RED chased the brisk pacesetter on the first turn, narrowed the margin significantly on the leader down the backside by the half mile marker, drifted out slightly when giving way while outside the eventual winner at the five sixteenths pole and faltered between horses five wide in upper stretch. STEWARD'S GENERAL INQUIRY GOING INTO THE FIRST TURN RESULTED IN NO CHANGE

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