Saturday, Arlington Park
ARLINGTON-WASHINGTON LASSIE S.-GIII, $150,000, APX, 9-8, 2yo, f, 1m (AWT), 1:37 4/5, ft.
1--@GOLD EDGE, 119, f, 2, by Eddington
1st Dam: Gold Spike, by Pioneering
2nd Dam: Boz Connection, by Danzig Connection
3rd Dam: Lady Doswell, by Lord Gaylord
O/B-Dolphus C Morrison (KY); T-Lon Wiggins; J-Christopher A Emigh. $82,800. Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, $138,429. Werk Nick Rating: C. Click for the eNicks report & 5-cross pedigree.


2--La Song, 117, f, 2, Unbridled's Song--Yachats, by Forest Camp. ($125,000 yrl '11 KEESEP; $37,000 RNA 2yo '12 KEEAPR). O-Darrell & Evelyn Yates; B-Aaron U & Marie D Jones (KY); T-Wayne M Catalano. $27,600.



3--Dancinginthecircle, 117, f, 2, Divine Park--Allude, by Orientate. ($12,000 RNA yrl '11 FTKOCT). O-Bret Jones; B-James Barry (KY); T-J Larry Jones. $15,180.
Margins: NK, NO, 2HF. Odds: 10.70, 36.40, 12.40.
Also Ran: Custody, Pappascat, Bridgette Bordeaux, Dancing Elliebelle, Flying Rapunzel, Quiet Success, Bethany Belle, Sweet Redemption, You Bought Her, American Sugar. Scratched: Love Me Good.
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   Gold Edge overcame a terrible start and her 19-1 odds to prevail at first asking for a $50,000 tag under the Twin Spires June 24. The Dolphus Morrison homebred handled the synthetic shift to take the Lisa M. S. over this surface Aug. 4 Aug. 4, and maintained her unbeaten record with a determined effort here. Content to bide her time in the early stages, Gold Edge set her sights on longshot pacesetter La Song in the stretch. That grey dug in gamely, but Gold Edge persevered and edged by her just before the wire. "I wasn't sure we were going to get there until the last couple of jumps," said winning rider Chris Emigh. "She's been training so good. I knew she might get beat, but they were really going to have to run to beat her. She's been training awesome and she tries her heart out." You Bought Her (Graeme Hall) clipped heels with American Sugar (Harlan's Holiday) on the turn and went down. American Sugar, who crossed the wire seventh, was subsequently disqualified to last.