The first Saturday in August is known for the Hambletonian.
But, freshmen and sophomore, pacers and trotters, got their chance to shine
today.
Captaintreacherous made a backstretch brush and drew off by
10 lengths to win the $309,050 Woodrow Wilson in 1:49.3. Hail The Taxi closed
to finish second and Martini Hanover passed a fading Muscles Beachboy to finish
third.
Captaintreacherous winning the Woodrow Wilson |
To Dream On used her gigantic strides to chase down tempo
setter Royal Assets to win the $354,450 Merrie Annabelle in 1:54. Raring To Go
S trotted by tiring rivals to finish third and Miss Steele faded to fourth.
To Dream On winning the Merrie Annabelle |
Aperfectyankee recovered the lead late in the mile and held
off a storming Corky to win the $387,250 Peter Haughton Memorial. Fashion
Blizzard closed from the back of the field to finish third and Caveat Emptor
closed to finish fourth.
Aperfectyankee holding on to win the Peter Haughton Memorial |
Chapter Seven returned to his winning ways in fine style,
winning the $250,000 Nat Ray Invitational in a world record 1:50.1. Mister
Herbie finished second, Daylon Magician held for third and Sevruga settled for
fourth.
Chapter Seven winning the Nat Ray |
Personal Style pulled off the 55-1 upset to win the 87th
edition of the Hambletonian Oaks in 1:53.1. Win Missy B settled for second,
Sassy Syrinx closed from the back of the field to finish third and Holier Than
Thou settled for fourth. Favorites Maven and Check Me Out went off stride at
the top of the stretch, blowing the race wide open.
Personal Style says bye bye to Win Missy B and wins the Hambletonian Oaks |
Market Share bared a first over trip to win the $1.5-million
Hambletonian in 1:52.1. Guccio was charging down the middle of the track to
finish second, My Mvp was closing with him to finish third and Archangel faded
to fourth.
Market Share winning the big tango, the 87th Hambletonian in 1:52.1 |
Golden Reciever lead the pack around the mile oval to win
the $242,500 U.S. Pacing Championship in 1:48. Aracache Hanover was closing to
finish second, Meirs Hanover rallied for third and We Will See settled for
fourth.
Golden Reciever taking the field wire-to-wire to win the U.S. Pacing Championship |
Panther Hanover took advantage of the fast fractions and flew on by Hurrikane Kingcole to win the New Jersey Classic |
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