Grove city, oh -Fly High Cruiser scored his third Buckeye Stallion series victory of the season on Thursday (September 18), while the Delaware County Fair organized eight $ 20,000 divisions of the fifth stage of the BSS for second-year student Pacers in the 20-Race JUG day map. The map contained five divisions from Colt Pacers and three divisions from Merrieveeulen.
Fly High Cruiser (Dan Noble) registered a Wire-to-Wire victory in the fourth division of Colt Pacers and won with four lengths in 1: 53.1. Rodeo Jet (Chris Page) was second with House of Brix (Trevor Smith) in third place. Fly High Cruiser registered fractions from: 27.4 ,: 57.1 and 1: 25.3 on the way to his fifth career victory, which increases his income to $ 72,100. The Yankee Cruiser Ruin also registered BSS wins in the second and third legs in 1:54 and 1: 52.3 respectively. He is trained by Anette Lorentzon, who is the horse co-owner of Tony Hall.
Fly High Cruiser Replay
Lorentzon Stablemate Cruising Zone (page) won the first division in Wire-to-Wire Mode and exceeded the line in 1:53. The Yankee Cruiser Ruin recorded fractions from: 27.1 ,: 56.2 and 1: 24.4 and won with almost three lengths. The Onyx Dragon (Justin Irvine) was followed second by Johnny Up (Tyler Smith) in third place.
“I live here in Delaware, and it’s nice to win for all your friends,” said Page in an interview after the race with the Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association. “I can’t take every honor. Of course I drive some very good horses, and I get them in a number of decent places, and the trainers bring me home.”
Cruising Zone is owned by Lorentzon and has hit the board in eight of the 12 career start with three wins and $ 40,960 in income.
Page also drove Manes to victory and took the third division in 1:52, which was the fastest miles between the five divisions of Colt Pacers. The trainee of Ron Burke was in second place when the field crossed the quarter pole in: 27.3 but led the rest of the road with fractions of: 56.1 and 1: 23.4 on the way to winning almost two lengths. Butchershop Buck (Noble) was followed second by Seaside Star (Luke Hanners) in third place. Moons Up is a foam that is owned by Burke Racing Stable and Weaver Bruscemi. He has eight victories in 17 lifespan begins with $ 61,316 in income.
Unique catch (Kurt Sugg) won the second division in a photo finish in 1: 52.4, which finished a late load on the outside of Mama, said Zip It (Scott Zeron). The trainee of Daren Harvey led wire to thread and won through a nose, where fractions of: 27.4 ,: 56.1 and 1: 24.2 were placed. The chance of Odin (Dexter Dunn) was third. Unique catch has hit the board in 20 of 26 Lifetime Starts with 13 wins and $ 110,655 in income. The Catch The Fire Velding is owned by Wayne Mast Jr., Eden Acres Farmstead, Steven Miller and Harvey.
Bars and Notes (Ty. Smith) took the victory in the fifth division, which stumbled the thread in 1: 52.1. The Racing Hill Velding posted fractions from: 26.2 ,: 54.2 and 1: 23.1 in the Wire-to-Wire Win. He was two lengths for Woodrow Blue Chip (Noble) in second place with Down Two Party (Dunn) finished third. It was the sixth career gain for bars and notes, which has $ 120,859 in a win. He is trained by Joseph Lucas, who is co-owner from the Wire Farms.
Sophomore Filly Pacers
Queen of Fear and Judge me again scored their second BSS victories of the season.
Queen of Fear (Ronnie Wrenn Jr.) registered the fastest miles of the three divisions and took the first division in 1: 52.3, corresponding to her life. The Fear the dragon Merrieveeulen led wire to thread and finished a length before Maddie’s Delite (Yannick Gingras) with Survivin Fire (Noble) in third place. She placed fractions from: 27.3 ,: 56.1 and 1: 23.4. Her earlier BSS victory this season came in the fourth stage in 1: 53.3. She has six career victories with $ 194,950 in income and is owned by Ashley Dunn and trainer Edward Miller.
Queen of Fear Replay
Judge me again (tr. Smith) won the third division in 1: 55.2. Her earlier BSS victory was in the second stage in 1: 51.3. Trunk Bay Hanover (Austin Hanners) led the field along the first three calls in: 27.3 ,: 56 and 1: 25.1. After he made the pocket trip, I moved to the outside of the leader again and surpassed Trunk Bay Hanover to the line and won with three -quarters of a length. Mandys Rottenapple (Noble) finished third. Judge Me again has four career wins and $ 69,785 in income. The Western Vintage Merrieveeulen is trained by Chris Beaver, who is the horse co-owner of Jim Burnett, Leo Fleming and Tim Homan.
Racin Like A Star (David Miller) achieved a Wire-to-Wire victory in the Second Division in 1: 54.3. Moonlit-Romantiek (page) was three-quarters of a length back in the second with legendary L (Hank Levan) in third place. Racin placed fractions of: 27.2 ,: 56 and 1: 25.1 as a star. The Racing Hill Filly has won nine out of 18 seasonal starts and achieved 11 career lines with $ 79,237 in income. She is trained by David Miller for owners Jeff racing, Adam Friedland, SCP Stable and Hunter Holton.
The five legs of the Buckeye Stallion series for all eight divisions are complete. The BSS final are planned for Saturday, October 4 in MGM Northfield Park.
In other action
Fear the dragon Veldings Whatchagonado and Fearless Delight took two of the four divisions of the Ohio Fair Racing Conference for the 3-year-old Colt Pacers.
Whatchagonnado (Cameron MCCown) registered the fastest miles among the four divisions, which led wire to wire and won the second division with nearly five lengths in 1:53 with nearly five lengths. The Ron Potter -Stagee placed fractions from: 28 ,: 56.3 and 1:25 on the way to his fourth career victory, which increases its income to $ 68,881.
Fearless Delight (L. Hanners) took the fourth division in 1: 55.2. The fear that the Dragon -Ruin wire led to wire and with a length. Trained by Bret Schwartz, Fearless Delight has three career victories with $ 20,901 in income.
Schwartz Stablemate Southern Rockfest (A. Hanners) won the first division with a length in 1: 54.1 for his sixth career victory. The Pet Rock Ruin has $ 76,760 in lifelong income.
Catch the Express (Page) won the third division with nearly three lengths in a lifelong-best 1: 53.3. The Catch The Fire Voiling led thread to thread on the way to scoring his eighth victory in 16 seasonal starts. The intern Cory Deyermand has nine career gains with $ 64,760 in income.
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By Wes Mayberry For the Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association
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