All I Want Is You, owned by Marjac Farm, Tom Evans, Dr. Ted Forrest, Joseph Burke and Joseph Belford, charged up the rail late then held off fast-closing Off Ramp in the middle of the turf course by a half-length to win the featured $140,000 The Glen Oak Purse at Keeneland. (Click here for a video of the race.)

Ridden by Jose Ortiz for trainer Ignacio Correas IV, All I Want Is You covered 5½ furlongs on a turf course labeled as firm in 1:03.37.

All I Want Is You, who was bred in Kentucky by Evans, Marjac and Forrest, is a 4-year-old filly by The Factor out of the Indian Charlie mare Candy Sioux. She earned $82,460 for Thursday’s victory to push her career bankroll to $273,740 and improved her record to 10-4-1-1.

The winner returned $15.66, $7.22 and $4.70. Off Ramp, ridden by Tyler Gaffalione, paid $12.02 and $6.80. Oeuvre, with Jareth Loveberry aboard, finished a nose behind in third and paid $3.88 to show.

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Racing resumes Friday for the penultimate day of Keeneland’s 17-day Fall Meet with 10 races that begin at 1 p.m. ET.

The card includes two stakes: the fifth running of the $200,000 Myrtlewood for 2-year-old fillies racing 6 furlongs at 4:44 p.m. and the 34^th running of the $350,000 Bank of America Valley View (G2) for 3-year-old fillies at 1 mile on the turf at 5:16 p.m.