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So Surreal filly snags $82,500 NYSS

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A pair of New York Sire Stakes races for three year old pacing fillies served as harness racing features on the Friday night (Aug. 5) card at Saratoga Casino Hotel.

Two fields of five were featured and each went for a purse of $82,500. John Mc Dermott’s Kele Kele (So Surreal) is in the midst of a strong sophomore season that saw her hit the board in each of her ten starts on the year heading into Friday’s try.

Kele Kele and driver Wally Hennessey (Melissa Simser Photo)

Wally Hennessey catch-drove Kele Kele and powered the filly out to the early lead.

After favorable fractions in lap one, Kele Kele had plenty in reserve for the final half and prevailed by almost two lengths in 1:53.3.

KELE KELE REPLAY

The Mc Dermott trainee paid $6.10 to win in what was her third victory of the season. Kele Kele is owned by Garofalo, Hurrikane Racing LLC and Jonathan Klee Racing.

The other $82,500 division of the NY Sire Stakes also saw a wire-to-wire winner as Just Divine (Huntsville) recorded her first victory of her 2022 campaign. The runner-up in the Sire Stakes Final as a two year old last season, the Ron Burke-trained Just Divine drew the rail on Friday night with Jordan Stratton at the controls.

The sophomore enjoyed comfortable fractions on the lead while traveling unopposed through a half in 58.3. From there, Just Divine had to hold off pocket-sitting favorite Valar Dohaeris (Mark Macdonald) and did so to secure her first score of the season, stopping the timer in 1:53.4.

JUST DEVINE REPLAY

Just Divine paid $5.40 to win as her race’s second choice in the wagering. Valar Dohaeris finished a strong second to lengthen her “on the board” streak as she has now finished in the top three in all seven starts in ’22. Just Divine is owned in partnership by Donovan, Sbrocco, Henderson and Purnell&Libby.

Live racing continues on Saturday night at Saratoga. There will be a Pick 5 carryover of $1,967. The Pick 5 begins in the evening’s first race which is set for 6:45pm.

For complete race results, click here.

by Mike Sardella, for Saratoga Raceway

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USA, Top 4
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Huntsville, Mike Sardella, New York Sire Stakes, Saratoga Raceway, So Surreal, United States Harness Racing

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