1:17.54

Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Roar of the Crowd, Chestnut Gelding, by Reload out of Uproar, by Hail the Ruckus. Foaled Mar 30, 2021 in ON.
Breeder: Paradox Farm, Inc..
Owner: Dominic J. Polsinelli
Trainer: Polsinelli, Dominic

1 Claimed Horse(s):

Roar of the Crowd

New trainer: Devon Gittens

New Owner: Bruno Schickedanz

Claiming Prices: 3 - Roar of the Crowd: $25,000; 1 - Isaac Leo: $25,000; 8 - Captivating Name: $25,000; 4 - Prime Plus One: $23,500; 5 - Demba: $25,000; 7 - Westminster: $25,000;

Scratched Horse(s): Tiger Town (Stewards)

Total WPS Pool: $92,356

3 - Polsinelli, Dominic 1 - Sadler, Ronald 6 - Simon, Stuart 8 - Doyle, Michael 4 - Patykewich, Alexander 5 - Hughes, Gail 7 - Hall, Philip

3 - Dominic J. Polsinelli 1 - Elvis D. Waithe 6 - Scott, Anne and William J. 8 - C. Scott Abbott Racing Stable Ltd. 4 - Alexander P. Patykewich 5 - Frances Simpson 7 - Maybin, Robert and Maybin, Sheena

ROAR OF THE CROWD had a good spot settling into stride comfortably watching the front pair early on, enjoyed what he saw isolated behind the embattled duo throughout the turn, took aim on the lead twosome three wide in upper stretch and relentlessly wore down the frontrunner in the shadow of the wire outside for the win. ISAAC LEO assumed command into the backstretch, dueled inside having a rival forcing the pace around the turn, had the fence disposing of the pesky outside foe by the furlong pole, determinedly kept on running to the wire but was unable to fend off the oncoming winner a few jumps before the finish line. CARNEW was quite content to sit back outside off the frontrunner along the backside, chased into the turn, turned up the pressure at the five sixteenths pole battling on the outside throwing it down the leader, stayed on the incorrect lead through the lane giving way fighting on the front end by the furlong marker and faded a touch late to easily hold for the show award at the finish line. CAPTIVATING NAME broke sharply at the start, dropped back to be in last leaving the chute, lagged behind runners at the half, started to pass rivals outside going three wide coming with a good run throughout the turn, shifted to the four path for the stretch drive but finished up evenly paced in the final furlong to settle on the fringes in the end. PRIME PLUS ONE was void of early speed even though being hustled soon after the start still trailing in the beginning, stalked inside runners close to the back at the half, could not make any advancement inside horses through the oval, moved to the two path in upper stretch but made little impact in the stretch running. DEMBA travelled between runners in midfield down the backside, was shuffled to last having rivals on either side at the three furlong pole, could not get into gear around the bend, angled out to the five path at the top of the stretch but could manage to pass a weary rival outside at the furlong pole. WESTMINSTER settled in mid-division three deep down the backside, offered a brief turn of foot three wide around foes at the three-furlong pole, retreated between rivals by the quarter marker and emptied out on the rail at the top of the lane.

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