Despite heavy rainfall and sloppy track conditions, there was a large armor racing on Friday evening (September 19) when running Azen, including four Minnesota-requested comfort races and three open handicap events.
The most dominant winner of the night swung further in the $ 15,000 first -year student, he made an early step to the top of the quarter Mijl for driver Adam Hauser and then proceeded to fixed control during fractions of: 29.1 ,: 59.1 and 1
Swing up about playing again
Vamos Tilin (Bryan Quevedo) closed the sixth to fuck Cruisin, the clubs (Scott Cisco) for second place, but swinging on more ($ 2.60) was all alone at The Wire, thirteen lengths for the rest to post a new career mark of 1:58.
The winner is a son of three clubs and is owned by Jay de Long, Ken Stauffer and Stephanie Anfinson and is trained by Justin Anfinson. He now shows seven victories of 15 career trips.
Speaking volumes (Rick Magee, $ 2.80) delivered as the heavy favorite in the $ 25,000 Open Handicap pace, which shows to score a 1:54 victory over a Love Your Work A game with PD The Big Easy Home Third.
The winner is a 5-year-old by Artspeak and is trained by Brady Jenson for Little Bapa.
Play speaking volumes again
SB Kara Mia (Luke Plano, $ 3.20) was the last early, but got her neck at the front of the wire to catch the second -year student of $ 15,000 in 1: 58.1 about mare a Raeann.
The winner is by Wund Me Up and is trained by Ulf Holm-Johansen.
Hot Cheddar Flirt (Moeney Svendsen, $ 5.20) came from third place at the top of the track to conquer the first -year student of $ 15,000 in a career the best 2:00 for wandering and Letitia.
The winner is a daughter of Karpathian Kid and is trained by Rick Huffman.
Handsome Harvey (Luke Plano, $ 5.60) held by a neck over it is a Marc’s World in 1: 54.4 in the $ 15,000 outdated male tempo to achieve his 27th career profit.
The winner is a 6-year-old son of Special Forces and is also trained by Plano.
Twist Little Girl N (Svendsen, $ 5.20) split horses in the track to stand over Prime Minister Dishy in the $ 25,000 Mars Open Handicap Pace in 1: 54.4 for her fifth victory of the season.
The winner is a 6-year-old daughter of Vincent and is trained by Edwin Quevedo.
Lexus Markus (Scott Cisco, $ 12.80) kept Gamely at De Wire with a neck over all champion in the $ 25,000 Open Handicap Drave in 2: 28.1 for the miles and a quarter of a distance.
The winner is an 8-year-old son of Amigo Hall and is trained by Nathalie Tremblay.
Rick Magee, Luke Plano, Moeney Svendsen and Scott Cisco all had a doubles on the map and trainer Edwin Quevedo also scored a double.
Live Racing Action returns to Running Aces on Saturday evening (September 20) for the Minnesota Night of Champions program that will close the 2025 season.
The program consists of twelve championship races that each go for $ 65,000. There will be mandatory payouts in all late program Multi-Race bets and the last race HI-5 Wager.
Post time on Saturday is 6 pm (CDT).
Click here for full racing results: We trot results.
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