FRIDAY, APRIL 19 2013 POST TIME 7:25 P.M. 62 RACING DAY
FRIDAY, APRIL 19 2013 POST TIME 7:25 P.M. 62 RACING DAY
FRIDAY, APRIL 19 2013 POST TIME 7:25 P.M. 62 RACING DAY
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2 year-old Filly<br />
2 year-old Colt<br />
3 year-old Filly<br />
3 year-old Colt<br />
Pacing Mare<br />
Pacing Horse<br />
2 year-old Filly<br />
2 year-old Colt<br />
3 year-old Filly<br />
3 year-old Colt<br />
Trotting Mare<br />
Trotting Horse<br />
I Luv The Nitelife<br />
A Rocknroll Dance<br />
American Jewel<br />
Thinking Out Loud<br />
Sweet Lou<br />
Anndrovette<br />
Won The West<br />
RACE 11 SCRATCH <strong>TIME</strong> CHANGES<br />
Pacific Warrior, J. Jamieson to D. McNair<br />
Amble Over Hanover, A. MacDonald to Ph. Hudon<br />
Race 11: Driver/Trainer Combination<br />
Horse # Driver Trainer Starts Win % R.O.I.<br />
1 D Mcnair G Demers 2 0% $0.00<br />
2 J Jamieson R Allard 42 33% $2.00<br />
3 A Macdonald C Auciello 248 8% $1.04<br />
4 Ph Hudon S Habbershaw 1 0% $0.00<br />
5 Ri Zeron D Brewer 5 20% $0.86<br />
6 M Saftic D Tackoor 35 20% $4.56<br />
7 J Ryan J Ryan 11 0% $0.00<br />
8 B Davis Jr K Mcmaster 63 20% $3.57<br />
Race 11 Selections by K.B.M. THE HORSEPLAYERS JOURNAL<br />
2 FIRST IMPRESSION was hauled to the back of the field by driver Scott Zeron when sent off as the odds-on favourite two starts ago and that<br />
performance turned out to be a complete debacle. Trainer Rene Allard recruited Jody Jamieson to drive the pacer in last week’s performance, and<br />
after putting pacer on the lead he was able to dictate the tempo en route to getting the job done in 1:54.2. The gelding can double up in this spot.<br />
1 PACIFIC WARRIOR was claimed for $8,000 on Apr. 4 and he came back a winner against $10,000 rivals in his debut for trainer Gerard Demers.<br />
The son of Astreos has been on a serious roll as of late thanks to the three wins and the pair of second-place finishes he’s put together in his last six<br />
outings. The 22-time winner moves up to a tougher class level tonight, but he certainly doesn’t look out of place. He’s an Exactor factor in here.<br />
8 SILVER DRAGON has hit the board in each of his last four assignments for trainer Kevin McMaster, who has to be pleased with the pacer’s<br />
productivity in recent weeks. The gelding, who could still use some beefing up in the win column, was a solid second to my top selection in last<br />
week’s tilt. Look for him to be forwardly-placed once again. He has the overall speed needed to be a top three threat once again.<br />
6 DUKE DID IT finished up the month of March with back-to-back wins at Woodbine, but he’s been forced to settle for small shares in his last two<br />
outings for trainer Des Tackoor. The gelding was too far back and the trip was far too difficult for him to be a big threat last time. If he can avoid<br />
getting away ninth at the quarter pole and/or being parked every step of the mile he can be a serious contender.<br />
THE FOLLOWING LISTED IN <strong>POST</strong> POSITION ORDER<br />
Pacing Division Track Records<br />
Horse Time Driver / Trainer Date<br />
Win Missy B<br />
American Gangster<br />
Check Me Out<br />
Little Brown Fox<br />
Buck I St Pat<br />
Mister Herbie<br />
1:50.1<br />
1:49.1<br />
1:48.2<br />
1:47.4<br />
1:47.4<br />
1:48.1<br />
1:47.2<br />
Trotting Division Track Records<br />
1:53.3<br />
1:54.4<br />
1:52.1<br />
1:51.4<br />
1:52.<br />
1:50.4<br />
Jack Moiseyev/ Chris Ryder<br />
Ron Pierce/ James Mullinix<br />
Tim Tetrick/Jim Takter<br />
Randy Waples/Bob McIntosh<br />
Dave Palone/Ron Burke<br />
Tim Tetrick/P. J. Fraley<br />
David Miller/Ron Burke<br />
Trevor Ritchie/Charlie Norris<br />
Brian Sears/Chris Oakes<br />
Tim Tetrick/Ray Schnittker<br />
Yannick Gingras/Jim Takter<br />
Tim Tetrick/Ron Burke<br />
Jody Jamieson/Jeff Gillis<br />
08/<strong>25</strong>/12<br />
08/27/11<br />
06/16/12<br />
06/16/12<br />
06/09/12<br />
07/21/12<br />
06/18/11<br />
09/17/11<br />
09/09/11<br />
06/16/12<br />
09/01/12<br />
07/24/10<br />
07/21/12<br />
(3) SHIFTIN GEARTOGEAR hasn’t had any luck since returning from some down time. The gelding was a disappointing eighth versus $15,000<br />
foes in his return race, and he was a non-factor tenth against $12,000 rivals in last week’s follow-up performance. He’s hard to recommend.<br />
(4) AMBLE OVER HANOVER went home empty handed in his first four starts of the season against conditioned foes, and that’s prompted trainer<br />
Scott Habbershaw to reclassify the struggling son of Modern Art. The move to the claiming ranks gives him a license to improve.<br />
(5) PUTNAMS ATTACK was a narrowly-beaten runner-up versus $10,000 claimers in his Apr. 1 debut for owner/trainer Duncan Brewer, but he<br />
wasn’t much of a factor in his last two attempts against tougher company. He drops in for a $12,000 price tag tonight. He can grab a share.<br />
(7) SIX GUN has been first or second in nearly half of his starts this season, but he’s been shutout since joining forces with trainer Jason Ryan. The<br />
gelding lacked staying power against Flamboro Downs foes in his latest, and things probably won’t get any easier for him in this spot.
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