The best old harness racing artists of the sport invaded Hollywood -gaming at Dayton Raceway for the $ 1 million (div.) Dayton Derbies on Saturday (September 27).
The hottest trotter in the sport, Lexus Kody (Archangel) gave one of the most memorable and impressive performance in the Dayton that Derby played.
Lexus Kody (Yannick Gingras) left the rail and was in a heavy position when half of the field was sent for the early lead.
It was in your deo (Ake Svanstedt) with the management during the first half miles: 26.4 and: 54.3.
Southwind Coors (Ronnie Wrenn, Jr.) used a first movement to take control of the three -quarters in 1: 23.1, where Lexus Kody was shaken to come along.
Tangras sent the seven-year-old four wide around the last turn and went from the worst to the first to score the ¾ length victory in 1: 51.4.
Lexus Kody Replay
Aetos Kronos S (Dexter Dunn) became second and Chaperercraz (Chris Page) finished third.
“I was sewn from the word” Go, “said Gingras.” It was not a good drive. All the credit goes to him … I hope we can maintain this for a few more weeks. “
Burke Racing Stable, Weaver Bruscemi and Phillip Cullura own the Archangel Ruin.
The $ 250,000 Dayton Distaff Derby was a new confrontation between Twin B Joe Fresh (Dexter Dunn) and Sylvia Hanover (Tim Tetrick).
Twin B Joe Fresh (Roll with Joe) Benefit from a domestic drawing ( #4) while her rival was saddled with post #8.
The 2024 Jugette Champion, Soft Shot (David Miller) took the lead in the opening quarter: 26.1.
Sylvia Hanover tried for the leadership, but never saw a pylon and was parked the whole miles.
Dunn sent the defending champion to the pipe before half: 54.2 and three -quarters in 1: 21.1.
The double millionaire used a: 27.3 last quarter to put the timer in a track record 1: 48.4.
Twin B Joe Fresh Replay
Sylvia Hanover hung for the second, 4 ¼ lengths behind the winner and Seaside Diva (Chris Page) finished third.
“She is incredible,” Dunn said. “We had a special run.”
“She felt fantastic tonight. They are two champion Mares, but we had the advantage tonight with a drawing from her (Sylvia Hanover).”
The five -year -old mare is owned by trainer Chris Ryder, Dexter Dunn, Peter Trebotica & Barry Spak.
In the $ 250,000 Dayton Oaks Derby, MM’s Dream (Yannick Gingras) used a perfect pocket trip when winning the outdated mare trot in a Stakes Record 1: 51.3.
The Ohio bred Jurassic Hattie (Brett Miller) took the early lead and led the field of eight past the first three -quarters in: 26.2 ,: 54.4 and 1:22.
Tangras was patiently in the bag and sent the Ron Burke trainee to the passing job to win the victory of one length.
Jurassic Hattie held in front of the second and Elista Hanover (David Miller) came in third place.
“I struggled for half, she just kept on,” said Gingras. “She’s all class.”
MM’s Dream Replay
The dream of MM is owned by Hillside Stables and Frank Baldachino.
The night ended with the Glamor Division, the open male pacers.
Ervin Hanover received an aggressive steering wheel from Louis Roy and stopped a late indictment from Captain Albano (Todd McCarthy) to win in 1: 47.2.
Captain Albano and Ervin Hanover exchanged the management in the opening splits of: 26.3 and: 53.2.
Ervin Hanover led the three -quarters in 1:20.
Captain Albano made a final increase, but came a neck short.
The winning time was the fastest mile ever in the Dayton, Ohio Oval.
Ervin Hanover has won back-to-back races in the state of Buckeye-Hij won the $ 250,000 Jim Ewart Memorial in Eldorado Scioto Downs on September 6.
The CaptainTreacherous Stallion is owned by Pollock Racing and conditioned by David Menary.
Thanks to the hard work by Trackman Jim Shelton and his crew Eleven -TrackRecords were broken or matched tonight.
Dayton Raceway also enjoyed their third highest handle of $ 911,861 during the 14-race card.
Live Racing returns on Tuesday (September 30) to Dayton Raceway with a post -time from 4 p.m.
Click here for full racing results: We trot results.
By Jay Wolf for Hollywood Gaming on Dayton Raceway
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