Aragorn Ami moved her line to a perfect two-for-two in the Martha Washington (Oaklawn Park/Coady Photography)

Ivan Dalos' Aragorn Ami survived a claim of foul from Channing Hill, rider of runner-up Euphrosyne, after coming in on that rival during the stretch run of Saturday's $100,000 Martha Washington to take her stakes debut in the one-mile race and move her record to a perfect two-for-two.

Trained by Josie Carroll and ridden by Norberto Arroyo Jr., the bay filly was sent off the 13-1 seventh choice but ran like a favorite to reward her backers with a $28.80 win payout.

Euphrosyne tried to lead all the way home from her rail post, setting fractions of :23 3/5, :49 and 1:14 3/5 while tracked by Aragorn Ami to her outside. The eventual winner never let up the pressure on her rival, and the two continued the battle into the lane. Aragorn Ami slowly began inching away from Euphrosyne to her inside and angled over once passing the pacesetter, who took up slightly and veered to the outside.

Crossing under the wire in 1:41 1/5 for a mile on the fast track at Oaklawn Park, Aragorn Ami soon found herself circling in front of the stands as the stewards considered Hill's claim of foul for the stretch incident. They eventually disallowed the objection and Aragorn Ami took up her rightful place in the winner's circle.