Poseidon Seelster made a splash one week ago with a return to the racetrack in qualifying action, and the speedy five-year-old sharpened for pari-mutuel action with a second solid qualifier on Friday (Jan. 14) at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
The five-year-old Leader Bayama mare Lit De Rose continues to thrive at Woodbine Mohawk Park as she took her third-consecutive victory in the $30,000 Fillies & Mares Preferred when winning on Saturday (Dec. 19).
Major League N led the field to the quarter in :27.2 while Lit De Rose raced in fifth, where she stayed through a :56 half. Gia Surreal soon pulled first over from fourth moving to the far turn, giving Lit De Rose a helmet to follow as the field rolled to three-quarters in 1:23.2. Straightening for the finish, driver Chris Christoforou let Lit De Rose roll as odds-on favourite So Much More began to motor for the front from last. The pair sprinted to the finish with Lit De Rose holding a neck advantage to the finish while Ivana Flybye N rallied into the mix to take third.
Jackpot Hi-5
MILTON, December 17, 2020 - It s the time for giving and Woodbine Mohawk Park is treating harness racing horseplayers to a Jackpot Hi-5 mandatory payout this Saturday night (December 19).
The Jackpot Hi-5 carryover sits at $335,940.32 heading into the mandatory payout.
An overflow field of 11 overnight pacers will clash in the Jackpot Hi-5 race, which is set as Race 11 (post time approximately 11:10 p.m.) The field for the Non-Winners of $5,200 last five or $10,000 last 10 starts event is a collection of the weekly warriors that can be seen regularly at the Campbellville oval.
Eight-year-old Rockin In Heaven has been installed as the 3-1 morning-line choice in the $18,000 race. The Teesha Symes trainee is nearing $1 million in career earnings and comes in off a narrow defeat. J Harris will drive.
The Jackpot Hi-5 carryover sits at $335,940.32 heading into the mandatory payout.
An overflow field of 11 overnight pacers will clash in the Jackpot Hi-5 race, which is set as race 11 (post time approximately 11:10 p.m.) The field for the non-winners of $5,200 last five or $10,000 last 10 starts event is a collection of the “weekly warriors” that can be seen regularly at the Campbellville, Ont., oval.
Eight-year-old Rockin In Heaven has been installed as the 3-1 morning line choice in the $18,000 race. The Teesha Symes trainee is nearing $1 million in career earnings and comes in off a narrow defeat. J Harris will drive.