ETOBICOKE, Ontario — Duckduckduck went from his slow maiden score to taking the $150,500 Clarendon Stakes at 36-1 under Emma-Jayne Wilson on Sunday at Woodbine. Duckduckduck raced well back on the outside early in the six-furlong sprint while Big Bold and First dueled with Reload Raleigh through quick fractions. The favored maiden Mister Blue made a three-wide bid to join Reload Raleigh up front in the stretch as Duckduckduck began to mount a wide rally. Reload Raleigh took over from a tiring Mister Blue inside the eighth pole before Duckduckduck came flying late to prevail by 2 1/2 lengths, in a time of 1:12.12. :: Access the most trusted data and information in horse racing! DRF Past Performances and Picks are available now. Big Time Boss closed for third and Princecrest nosed out Mister Blue for fourth in the nine-horse field of Ontario-bred or Ontario-sired juveniles. “This horse showed to me right from the get-go how aware he was — full of focus and confidence,” Wilson said. “He was playing around a little in the gate — he wanted to go. But the awareness and focus was brilliant. The kickback was a bit hard, so we went a little wider. He handled everything brilliantly.” Duckduckduck ($74.50) earned $90,000 for owner Sue Leslie. Winning trainer Evette Chartrand-Hoek said she wasn’t surprised by the performance put forth by the gelded son of Silent Name. “After he broke his maiden, he was different horse,” Chartrand-Hoek said. “He was a strong horse. He was professional. My gallop-boy gave me a lot of confidence. I thought he was the sleeper of the race.” :: Want to learn more about handicapping and wagering? Check out DRF's Handicapping 101 and Wagering 101 pages.