Breeders Cup Juvenile Race Results - Complete Finish Order, Bet Pay Outs, Winnings

 Today's Breeders Cup races were for the juveniles (2-year-olds) only.  There were several late scratches in the 5 Juvenile races; 2 were made by the HISA veterinary teams during early race day check-ups:  Givemethebeatboys (IRE) in the Turf Sprint, and River Tiber (IRE) in the Colts Turf.  Both trainers of the colts disagreed with the vets' decisions.  The trainers of The Wine Steward in the Juvenile, and Grand Mo the First in the Colts Turf, also scratched their entries.
   There was one injury incurred during the races today.  Mountain Bear (IRE) finished second in the Colts Turf, and was immediately pulled up by his jockey. Thankfully Dylan Browne McMonagle felt the colt was not evenly balanced, and stopped him quickly, saving him from a worse injury.   He was removed from the track in an ambulance, and went through several sets of X-rays.  He has a non-displaced condylar fracture/crack of his foreleg; and has already been casted.  He is expected to return to training after four weeks off.
*** There are also 4 scratches in tomorrow's Breeders Cup races:  in the Distaff, Pretty Mischievous;  in the Turf, Bolshoi Ballet (IRE); in the Turf Mile, Exaulted; and in the Sprint, American Theorem. ***

   In the Juvenile Turf Sprint, there was a full field of 12 colts and fillies.  Big Evs (IRE) won the 5 furlong race by a half-length, in the time of 55.31 seconds.  Valiant Force was in second, 3/4 of a length ahead of Starlust (GB) in thirds, who was a neck ahead of No Nay Mets (IRE).   *As always, I report betting pay-outs based on a $2 bet.*  A $2 win bet on Big Evs (IRE) paid $8.40; a $2 place bet on Valiant Force paid $20.40; and a $2 show bet on Starlust (GB) paid $11.  Betting $2 on the exacta paid $170; a $ trifecta paid $2,756.80; and a $2 superfecta paid $13,670.80.
   Following is the complete order of finish in the race, with the amount of purse money won, if any.  Purse monies were paid out to the first through tenth place finishers.  
1. Big Evs (IRE)   $520,000     2. Valiant Force   $170,000      3. Starlust (GB)   $90,000      
4. No Nay Mets (IRE)   $50,000      5. Shards   $30,000      6. Crimson Advocate   $20,000
7. Committee of One   $10,000      8. Cherry Blossom   $10,000      9. Slider   $10,000
10. Amidst Waves   $10,000      11. Asean (IRE)      12. Tiger Belle (IRE)
Big Evs (IRE) at right


   In the Juvenile Fillies, a field of 12 competed in the 1 and 1/16 miles on the main dirt track.  Just F Y I  won the race by a neck in a time of 1:44.58.  Jody's Pride finished in second, a 1/2 length ahead of Candied, who was 2 3/4 lengths ahead of fourth place Life Talk.  Pay-outs on $2 bets were: $16 for a win on Just F Y I; $13.40 for a place bet on Jody's Pride; and $3.40 for a show ticket on Candied.  The exacta paid $202.40; the trifecta returned $802.20; and the superfecta returned $6,103.60.
   Following is the complete order of finish in the race, with the amount of purse money won, if any.  Purse monies were paid out to the first through tenth place finishers.  
1. Just F Y I   $1,040,000      2. Jody's Pride   $340,000      3. Candied   $180,000
4. Life Talk   $100,000      5. Scalable   $60,000      6. Brightwork   $40,000
7. Tamara   $20,000      8. Where's My Ring   $20,000      9. Chatalas   $20,000
10. Accommodate Eva   $20,000      11. Esprit Enchante      12. Omaha Girl
Just F Y I on right


   In the Juvenile Fillies Turf, a full field of 14 young ladies raced for a mile on the grass.  Hard to Justify was the winner by a half-length in 1:34.42.  Porta Fortuna (IRE) finished a head in front of She Feels Pretty, who was 3/4 of a length ahead of Content (IRE).  The pay-outs for $2 bets were:  Hard to Justify to win $20.20; Porta Fortuna (IRE) to place $5.60; She Feels Pretty to show $3.80.  A $2 exacta paid $108.40; a trifecta paid  $411; and the superfecta paid $8,173.20.
   Following is the complete order of finish in the race, with the amount of purse money won, if any.  Purse monies were paid out to the first through tenth place finishers.
1. Hard to Justify   $520,000      2. Porta Fortuna (IRE)   $170,000      3. She Feels Pretty   $90,000
4. Content (IRE)   $50,000      5. Austere   $30,000      6. Buchu   $20,000
7. Carla's Way (IRE)   $10,000      8. Life's an Audible   $10,000      9, Dreamfyre   $10,000
10. Laulne (FR)   $10,000      11. Les Pavots (IRE)      12. Flattery
13. Gala Brand      14. Buttercream Babe
Hard to Justify


   In the Juvenile (Colts), 9 colts vied to be reckoned as the Kentucky Derby favorite in 2024, covering 1  and 1/16 miles on the main dirt track.  Fierceness drew away from the other colts in the stretch, winning by 6 and 1/4 lengths in a time of 1:41.90.  Muth was second, finishing a 1/2-length ahead of Locked, who was 1 and 1/4 lengths in front of Timberlake.  Owned and bred by Mike Ripole, and  trained by Todd Pletcher, the City of Light colt was the 20th winning Breeders Cup mount for jockey Johnny Velazquez.  Pay-out for a $2 win ticket on Fierceness was $35; a place bet on Muth paid $4.80; and a show bet on Locked returned $2.80.  A correct exacta paid $202.60; a trifecta returned $687.20; and a superfecta got you $2,195.80.
   Following is the complete order of finish in the race, with the amount of purse money won, if any.  
1. Fierceness   $1,040,000      2. Muth   $340,000      3. Locked   $180,000
4. Timberlake   $100,000      5. Prince of Monaco   $60,000      6. General Partner   $40,000
7. Cuban Thunder (IRE)   $20,000      8. Wine Me Up   $20,000      9. Noted   $20,000
Fierceness


In the Juvenile Colts Turf, there were 11 colts competing over a mile on the fast grass track.  With the vet scratch of River Tiber (IRE), jockey Ryan Moore was switched to Unquestionable (FR).  River Tiber (IRE) had been the morning line betting favorite, and with his scratch, Unquestionable (FR), his stablemate, became the betting favorite.  (It also left Frankie Dettori without a mount in the race.)  In the paddock, Mountain Bear (IRE), acted up; he also was hard to handle during the pre-race warm-up, and while waiting to go into the gate.  Unquestionable (FR) won the race by 1 and 1/2 lengths over stablemate Mountain Bear (IRE) in a time of 1:33.65.  Mountain Bear (IRE) was a head in front of My Boy Prince at the finish line; while My Boy Prince was a 1/2-length ahead of Can Group.  The first and second place horses are trained by Aidan O'Brien.  As stated earlier, Mountain Bear sustained an injury during the race, but is expected to recover quickly.  Pay-outs for $2 bets were: Unquestionable (FR) to win, $5; Mountain Bear (IRE) to place, $17.60; My Boy Prince to show, $3.80.  A $2 exacta returned $76.60; a trifecta paid $407.40; and the superfecta rewarded you with $3,415.20.
   Following is the complete order of finish in the race, with the amount of purse money won, if any.  Purse monies were paid out to the first through tenth place finishers.  
1. Unquestionable (FR)   $520,000    2. Mountain Bear (IRE)   $170,000    3. My Boy Prince   $90,000
4. Can Group   $ 50,000      5. Agate Road   $30,000      6. Tok Tok   $20,000
7. Air Recruit   $10,000      8. Endlessly   $10,000      9. Carson's Run   $10,000
10. Stay Hot   $10,000      11. Fulmineo
Unquestionable (FR)

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