Results

Trip: Broke fourth from post five and sat fourth, three and a half lengths off King Mendelssohn’s pace after a quarter in 24.26. He lost touch down the backstretch, was last of six by the three-quarters in 1:10.80, and was never a threat from there, finishing sixth, beaten 12 lengths by Hector, who tipped out three wide in upper stretch and drove past late. Four weeks after his allowance win over the same surface and trip, he ran here under the allowance condition rather than for the $25,000 claiming price. Third choice at 2.90 to 1 behind He’s a Mess and King Mendelssohn.

Trip: Away second and sent to the lead along the inside, she led by a half-length after a quarter in 22.53, then vied with an outer pair around the turn and still held a head advantage at the half in 45.94. She faded in upper stretch, sixth at the stretch call, and finished seventh, beaten 25¼ by Revereign, who rallied seven wide and drove past Sweet Venture late. Her second start and first at seven furlongs, ridden for speed after closing from tenth in her debut.

Trip: Rated in the second flight from the outside, third through the opening half behind fractions of 24.54 and 49.15 while carried five wide. Urged to contend at the three-eighths pole, she moved into second on the turn and held it to the stretch call, then drifted out in the lane and was outfinished for the minor placings. Beaten 12¾ by Sewanee Inn, who pressed the early pace, took command on the turn and won by ten. Her best finish from three starts, stretching out from 5½ furlongs.

Trip: Broke well and stalked the pace in the two path, fourth after a quarter in 23.74 and fifth down the backstretch, then bid on the far turn to get within two and three-quarters of the lead before giving way through the stretch. Beaten four lengths by Jerri Jo, who came four wide to bid near the half-mile pole and lasted under a drive. Career debut, at 5.10 to 1 under Dylan Machado.

Trip: Lacked speed along the inside behind fractions of 22.41 and 46.19, ninth at the break and eleventh at the half, then improved between horses off the turn to reach seventh at the stretch call and held it to the wire, beaten 13½ by the wire-to-wire winner Right in Time. Her first start, sprinting six furlongs at 41.89 to 1.

Trip: Stalked the leaders from the inside and saved ground through the far turn, sitting third and never more than two and a half lengths off Freestate. He rallied mid-stretch, angled out four wide to the clear, and got up in the final strides to beat Outsider by a head, with Triple Start closing fast for third another neck away. Third career win, his first at a mile and seventy yards, and his second over the Presque Isle all weather after breaking his maiden here in July 2025.

Trip: Quickest away, prompted the pace through the first turn and took command three wide nearing the half-mile pole, then answered when the 1.20 favourite challenged at the quarter pole and kicked away to lead by a length and a half into upper stretch. She weakened in the final furlong and was run down by Blessednotbothered, beaten a length and a half, but finished nine and a quarter clear of fourth. Her first try at a mile on the all weather and the first time she has made the running.

Trip: Broke outward from the outside post and was allowed to settle, tenth of twelve at the quarter behind fractions of 22.19 and 45.97. Eighth at the half, she came five wide at the top of the stretch and made up ground quickly to be fourth at the stretch call, lugged in under pressure, then straightened and was gaining again late. Beaten ten by Loaded for Bear, who drew clear by 3¾. Her first start, sprinting six furlongs from the widest gate in a full field.

Trip: Settled third on the fence and stayed there to the 400m, came off the turn with running and went past to beat Kenmare Bay by 1.98 lengths, with Spacetime Legend a further 0.07 back in third. Fourth win from six career starts and three from three in Australia, over a trip 200 metres further than he had gone for Bjorn Baker.

Trip: Stalked the early pace along the inside from second at the break, sat third through the opening half, then made a rail bid at the 3/8 pole and got to within a head of the lead at the three-quarters. Headed into the lane she was fourth and kept running to the wire, beaten three lengths with the first five separated by that margin. First start in blinkers, first ride for Vincent Cheminaud, and her third start at a mile on turf. Silver Road came six wide to get up in the final strides.

Trip: Settled fourth while County Kilkenny led, improved to third by the 400m and ran down Forbidden Riff through the straight to win by 0.31L, closing his last 600m in 35.74. Second start for Bjorn Baker, stepping up 320 metres from his Australian debut and beating a field of older, seasoned handicappers.

Trip: Broke back and was seventh into the first turn, moved closer while four wide through the bend, then lacked a further advance and raced one paced through the lane. Second start and first on dirt, after a turf debut over the same trip. Talking Foolish angled four wide into the stretch, challenged outside the leader inside the furlong grounds and edged clear of Ayni.

Trip: Settled in the second flight, chased three wide to the quarter marker, then angled four wide for the stretch drive. He tipped in behind the leading pair past mid-stretch, needed more to the final sixteenth, and was clear in the end for third. Jes See Me attended the pace and proved best, drifting out and carrying Resolute out through the final sixteenth.

Trip: Settled fourth and deliberately off the fence behind a moderate tempo set by The Cristal, held that position through the home turn while the favorite Tacitly moved up to challenge and took the lead, looked one-paced at the 450 and ready to drop out at the 300, then kept grinding and ran the fastest closing 600m in the race to run down Tacitly inside the final 100 metres. First start for Bjorn Baker and first start since winning over 12 furlongs at the Curragh in October, following two barrier trials at Randwick.

Trip: Hesitated at the start, raced off the pace inside, checked off heels near the three-eighths marker, angled out soon after and was no threat in the lane. Career debut.

Trip: Brushed a tad at the start, steadied into the first turn, went three wide down the backstretch, made a three-wide bid nearing the quarter pole, and came four wide into the lane before emptying out late. Second start, stretching to a mile.

Trip: Raced near the rear of the field throughout and passed weaker rivals in the stretch without impact. Race came off the turf to a sloppy, sealed main track.

Trip: Set the pace along the inside as an outer rival applied pressure, drew off in upper stretch, then held sway under moderate urging — won ridden out, never fully extended. The 1.32 favorite Ez Pal bumped at the start, lugged in, and faltered to 7th.

Trip: Slow early to be the trailer, circled the field coming for home and rallied well with a belated bid down the lane for third. Career debut.

Trip: Sent out of the chute, widened the lead around the turn, and drew away convincingly for the score — winning by four. Wire to wire.

Trip: Brushed lightly at the start, saved ground off the pace through the opening half, came around the far turn in the three path and made no bid in Grade 3 company. First graded start.

Trip: Prompted the winner's pace from the outside around the turn, proved no match leaving upper stretch, and flopped back to her left lead late — a greenness flag that did not recur next out. Winner Shining Moment (Golden Pal, 0.98*) drew off by three under a drive.

Trip: Settled off the pace, ranged up on the far turn but got tight around the quarter, split foes three wide at the top of the lane and drove clear. PA-bred allowance.

Trip: Hustled up through the chute, pressed three wide into the lane, all-out to the wire but second best to a determined winner. Beaten a length and a half.

Trip: Tracked the pace in the four path, chased in the five path while getting outkicked for show in midstretch, but kept on to reclaim third late. Winner Tolstoy (Frosted, 12.18) rallied inside to nail the 0.99 favorite by a nose.

Trip: Shuffled back approaching the first turn and outrun throughout in a black-type stakes whose winner earned an automatic Preakness berth. First stakes start.

Trip: Bobbled at the start and dropped last, made an inside move leaving the quarter pole, tipped out in upper stretch and rallied, just missing the place. Winner Titanio drew off through the final sixteenth.

Trip: Drafted well off the early pace, secured the inside leaving the far turn and gathered momentum, cut the corner under a ride in the stretch and churned on late to bridge the gap for fourth.