Topsham, Maine …. Kevin Switzer, JR, continued on Monday (August 4 )’s conversation of Topsham, while team star rated his carousal continued in the Fairground Oval, and followed the three-win version on Sunday with another hat trick on Monday.
Switzer actually scored three consecutive top lists on Monday, starting with the Chirico (2: 01.1- $ 2.60), who won a battle with three horses for the early lead and never looked back.
The victory was the first of the season for the eight -year -old son of So surreal That ownership is from Lonnie Lefebvre and one of the two training victories on the map was for Micelle Lefebvre.
“He is a nice horse that has had a lot of unfortunate racing this year,” remarked Switzer: “Everything was worked out for him today and he responded perfectly”.
Switzer immediately returned to the Topsham Fair winner circle after launching a determined first over the pipeline in a stern: 59.3 back with the David Sawyer ownership and trainer, Airspinder (1: 59.3- $ 3.60).
The victory was the third of the season and the 34th career bowed for the nine -year -old son of No spider zone.
“He is a good old horse,” said Switzer, “He likes to have his drivers sometimes changed and I haven’t driven him for a while. If you can deliver it to the miles at a certain moment, he will generally let you give something”.
The last encore of Switzer came with the Richard Allaby owned and trained, rough (2: 02.4- $ 13.00). Sitting behind the favorite of the post -time, happiest Manalive (Shawn Thayer), Switzer hit his load in the middle of the Trech before he pulled a half length of half a length at the thread.
“We came close and followed a hot pace and he had a pretty nice kick today,” concluded Switzer.
With two sessions completed during the Topsham Fair meeting, Switzer lives at the peak of the driver’s board. His six wins put De Standaard on his close rival, Heath Campbell, who has so far collected four top enthusiasts.
Racing is resumed at the Topsham fair with a ten-race program that starts at 1:00 PM (EDT) on Wednesday (August 6). The program will contain more than three $ 11,000 splits of Maine Sire Stakes promotion for two-and-three-year-old trotters and will be preceded by three $ 11,000-plus non-eling Maine Sire Sire Stakes bars, planned to start at 12.30 pm.
Wednesday Senior Citizens Day is admitted to Topsham Fair with customers aged 65 and older for $ 5.00.
For those who are unable to come to the circuit, bet on the Topsham grant, as well as hundreds of harness and thoroughbred circuits around the world, will be available at Hollywood races at www.hollywoodraces.com As well as in all condition of Maine Off -track gambling caridates.
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Through Mike Sweeney
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