Spark - Drawing a rounded rectangle with 3-sided border?

I am upgrading to the Spark theme, and I am trying to draw a rectangle, with a corner radius of 20, with a border on only the top, right, and bottom sides.
Basically, I want it to dock flush left in my application and extend out in a rounded rectangle.
But I Cannot figure out how I would draw this in SVG? Anyone done this yet?

Ned,
Thank you for your response.  I apologize for the delay in my own response.
I was seeing distortion in x direction as well.
I was able to solve my problem using 9-slice scaling.  I used the scale9Grid property.

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