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Harold Wilson s Ole Jack Magic ($3.60) looked every bit the part of an odds-on favourite in Wednesday s (Dec. 23) featured event at The Raceway at the Western Fair District, delivering a decisive 5-3/4-length victory over his six rivals in the final $8,500 Preferred 3 Trot of 2020 in London.
Colin Kelly wasted no time with the nine-year-old Kadabra gelding and gunned him to the lead from post 3. Once they cleared the pole-sitting Magics Lucky Charm into the first turn and forced Irish Thunder to tuck into the three-hole, it was lights out. Ole Jack Magic travelled uncontested through splits of :29.2, 1:00.1 and 1:30.3 before drawing away on the final turn en route to a 2:02 victory. Twofourroadie (Travis Henry) swung three-wide off the final turn to claim a no-match second; Herbs Journey (Doug McNair) emerged between rivals in the final sixteenth of the mile to finish third.
A pair of Preferred tilts highlighted the Monday evening program at The Raceway at Western Fair District, with Casimir Swamp Girl and Bit Of Luck employing different tactics to take home top spot in their respective events.
Casimir Swamp Girl powered to the lead from Post 7 in the $8,500 Fillies & Mares Preferred 3, and she didn’t look back en route to a handy score for the tandem of driver Colin Kelly and trainer Kyle Bossence.
The four-year-old daughter of Up The Credit-Trust Me Ashley ripped through panels of :28.3, :58.4 and 1:28.4 before using a :30-second final frame to win by 4-1/4 lengths over Saulsbrook Jessie in 1:58.4. Third prize went to Lifelong Dream.
While eight of Canada s top drivers will square off in London, Ont., in Sunday s (Dec. 20) inaugural Drivers Holiday Challenge at The Raceway at the Western Fair District, the big winners won t be any of the participants on the track.
The Challenge serves as a pre-Christmas fundraiser for Toys for Tots, and horsepeople not just the eight drivers taking part, either have proven not just willing, but enthusiastic when it comes to helping share the holiday spirit and giving Ontario children something to look forward to in a year that has largely been, in a word, bleak. I was the one running around the grandstand as a kid, driver Scott Wray told the
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