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Run-Up: 40 feet

Winner: Speak Up, Bay Filly, by Mr Speaker out of No Fault, by Blame. Foaled Feb 03, 2021 in Kentucky.
Winner's sire standing at Forks of the Paluxy Farm
Breeder: G. Watts Humphrey Jr..
Owner: Nicholas Nosowenko
Trainer: Nosowenko, Nicholas

1 Claimed Horse(s):

Sultry Sophie

New trainer: Claudia S. Rabstein

New Owner: Zig J. Grinsteins

Claiming Prices: 7 - Speak Up: $5,000; 5 - Buff Bay: $5,000; 2 - Sultry Sophie: $5,000; 8 - Powaqa: $5,000; 6 - Take Chances: $4,500; 3 - Serenading Amaya: $5,000; 4 - Super Serenade: $4,500; 9 - Someday Girl: $5,000; 1 - D's Kandy: $5,000;

Total WPS Pool: $112,671

7 - Nosowenko, Nicholas 5 - Palmer, Kerron 2 - Tiller, Robert 8 - Grant, Carlos 6 - Marrocco, Jason 3 - Attard, Tino 4 - Keen, Howard 9 - Dixon, Patrick 1 - Grant, Carlos

7 - Nicholas Nosowenko 5 - Radcliffe Racing Stable 2 - Rolph A. Davis 8 - Jecara Farms Corp. 6 - Greg C. Samulak 3 - Andrew V. Fredericks 4 - Ian Ricardo Brown 9 - Miller, Kim and Bryan, Kevin 1 - Damien A. Kellman

SPEAK UP had the rail position in the middle of the pack, took closer order through the turn three wide between foes at the quarter pole, sat behind the contesting leaders at the top of the stretch, shifted inwards getting to the rail by the furlong pole and drove past in deep stretch inside the late leader for the victory. BUFF BAY broke sharp for the early lead, surrendered the front to the inside foe at the half mile marker, vied between rivals dueling up front at the quarter pole, battled determinedly three wide at the furlong marker for the top spot, retook the lead position getting her head in front with a sixteenth remaining but was nabbed inside by the winners late burst in deep stretch. SULTRY SOPHIE forced the pace inside in the beginning, seized control on the rail by the half, narrowly maintained the lead inside two others midway around the bend, still was clinging onto a slim lead in the two path in mid-stretch but faded fighting for the top spot between foes late and settled for a clear third at the wire. POWAQA had a stalking role ahead of a couple of runners in the early going, closed the gap taking the shortest way around the oval, angled to the four path turning for home and ran on willingly to settle on the fringes in the end. TAKE CHANCES travelled outside another in the second flight down the back straight, moved in to bid outside the top pair three wide with a quarter mile remaining, gave way battling up top four wide in upper stretch and flattened out in the last eighth of a mile. SERENADING AMAYA stalked ahead of only the poor starter in the early stages, was relegated to the rear when passed inside midpoint of the turn, wandered out widest in the six path taking the corner, drifted out badly to the middle of the track in the stretch running and could not get involved. SUPER SERENADE broke well on the first jump then leapt up shortly after leaving the gate to trail the field, gathering herself along the backside, started to pick up rivals inside midway on the turn, shifted to the four path in upper stretch but could only pass tired runners through the lane. SOMEDAY GIRL settled in the middle of the pack outside of the eventual winner at the half, offered a mild run four wide outside horses at the quarter pole, could not keep up the rally down the lane and flattened out in the final furlong. D'S KANDY had a good spot tracking the lead duo while in hand on the rail, was hard ridden but was unable to keep up to the lead three by the five sixteenths marker, stopped abruptly on the fence in upper stretch and galloped home crossing the finish line.

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