Asbury Ave was declared the winner of the second race at Parx Racing in Bensalem, Pa., on June 24, 2020, after a stewards inquiry and two jockey claims of foul stemming from an incident in the stretch that included one rider reaching over and appearing to push or grab one of his rivals .
Vencil and jockey Adam Bowman was first across the line, finishing a nose in front of Asbury Ave and jockey Hector Cabellero, who moments earlier had his arm extended toward jockey Laureano Flores Jr., aboard Afleet Melody. Stewards ruled that Vencil drifted out, causing interference against Asbury Ave, original third-place finisher Afleet Melody and original fourth-place finisher Inspired Options.
Vencil was disqualified and placed fourth.
A rider's claim of foul by Flores on Afleet Melody against Asbury Ave and Cabellero was dismissed by the stewards. The Equibase chart footnotes say Cabellero "reached out and pushed the rider of Afleet Melody for several strides." Carlos Mercado, agent for Cabellero, said his rider told him that his whip got tangled up with Flores and Afleet Melody, and the arm movements were due to him trying to free the whip.
Those who bet Asbury Ave, at 60-1 the longest shot in the field of seven maiden claimers, were rewarded with mutuel payoffs of $122.40 to win, $39.60 to place and $16.230 to show.
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