Milton, August 23, 2025 – Beau Jangles (Beefwash) Improved to five to five for the two-year-old Pace Grand Circuit Racing events on Saturday evening in Leiden in Woodbine Mohawk Park.
The grade 3 Nassagaweya for Pacing -Veulens and student 3 eternal camnation for pacing fillings saw a total of four disputed divisions.
Dr. Ian Moore-Stageeir Beau Jangles handed in a different dominant version to win the first $ 117,150 Nassagweya division with six lengths in a deducting time of 1:50. Director Bob McClure moved the son of Cattlewash to the top in the second quarter for a: 55 half, before he placed a: 27.1 third quarter prior to a 27.4 kicker to win open lengths.
Elmer Hanover finished second, while Stingray Deo finished third.
Beau Jangles Replay
Beau Jangles is owned by Graham Grace Stables, Kiwi Stables and Bolton Stables, Beau Jangles is now a major circuit winner to go along with his success of Ontario and has earned $ 382,125 so far.
Dr. Moore said after the race that Beau Jangles will not be decided yet, but next Friday an Oss-Gold will be considering before the eliminations of the Metro Pace on September 13.
Beau Jangles paid $ 2.10 to win.
Driver Jody Jamieson achieved a victory in the Nassagaweya and eternal camnation as part of his dream evening on Saturday.
TilthecowComehome splits rivals into the track to regain the lead for a win of 1: 50.3 in the second $ 117,150 Nassagaweya -splitting. The son of Beefwash Beamed to the management for a: 26.1 opening quarter before Dad went up to take the command. Driving in the two-Hole, Tilthecowscomhome came back into the route to find a job for Jamieson and surpassed the previously undefeated sweet Lovin Lou for a half length score.
Tillthecowscomhome Replay
Sweet Lovin Lou finished second after a handsome second-over trip. Windor was third.
Jody Jamieson shares ownership of Tilthecowscomhome with his father Carl (who also trains), Joanne Morrison and Blair Corbeil. The Rookie foal is now two to five and broke a streak with three races of the second, all of whom came across Beau Jangles.
TilthecowComehome moves to more than $ 200,000 earned. He paid $ 4 to win.
The first $ 100,200 Eternal Camnation Division saw Jamieson Guide Daya to a coastal-to-coast 1: 51.1 score for trainer Jack Darling.
A mandrowing of the first crop of Bulldog HanoverDaya made the lead: 27.4 and would receive middle fractions from: 57 and 1: 24.2 for a: 26.4 Sprint Home to win. Naughty Delight finished second, while no better air finished third.
Daya Replay
A home for Jack Darling Stables, Daya is now four to six and has earned more than $ 184,000. Her biggest victory so far was in the Battle of the Belles of $ 153,000.
Daya paid $ 4.50 to win.
Jen Tilly broke her girl in style by winning the second $ 101,200 Eternal Camnation Division in 1: 51.1.
Driven by Yannick Gingras, Jen Tilly shot together with a few others and would be parked around the first turn before he finally made the lead before a: 55 half. The daughter of all bets from three -quarters in 1:23 and then moved away from rivals for the victory.
Jen Tilly Replay
I check that the second was and Sangria Summer was third.
Jen Tilly, who was the last time in an Oss Gold, is trained by Scott McEENY for Burke Racing, Frank Baldachino, Weaver Bruscemi and Lawrence Karr. She is now one for six and has earned more than $ 125,000.
Jen Tilly, a popular winner, paid $ 2.90 to win.
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Through Mark McKelvieFor Woodbine Communications
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