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Alta Revelry N blazes to seventh seasonal win

Alta Revelry N Blazes To Seventh Seasonal Win

By Darin Gagne ·

Columbus, MN – Running Aces hosted a nine-race program on Friday night (September 18) to kick off it’s Champions Weekend which closes out the 2026 harness racing season at the Minnesota oval.

Alta Revelry N
Alta Revelry N

Alta Revelry N (by Sunshine Beach) was a gate-to-wire winner in the co-featured $30,000 Open Handicap pace, posting a very sharp 1:51.1 mile for his seventh win of the year with Cash Money Twenty (driven by Dean Magee) closing from last to nose out Dandy’s Freedom (Casey Leonard) for second money.

ALTA REVELRY REPLAY

Luke Plano is the winning trainer/driver for owner J M F Racing. The $8.60 winner now shows 35 career wins and total earnings of $440,932.

Swan Jefe (by Swan For All) delivered a sharp closing effort in the $30,000 mile-and-a-quarter Open trot event for his seventh career win. Rick Magee was the winning pilot for owners Jay and John DeLong and trainer Justin Anfinson. Swan Jefe was the longest shot on the board at 15-1 and paid $32.20 to win while All Champy (Nick Roland) and Escaper (Josiah Miller) completed the trifecta.

Swan Jefe covered the mile-and-a-quarter distance in 2:26.1.

The Minnesota-sired Consolation events went to Cowboying Dan (Adam Hauser, $3) in 1:57.4, Fancy Gulf Photo (Leonard, $17.80) in 2:00.2, Arts Finale (Magee, $17.80) in 1:56, Just Like Gotti (Brady Jenson, $3.40) in 1:57 and Overtheedgeofhonor (Roland, $6.40) in 1:54.3.

Drivers Casey Leonard, Rick Magee and Nick Roland and trainer Justin Anfinson all posted doubles, while Leonard also had two training wins.

Live Racing returns to Running Aces on Saturday night (September 19) for The Minnesota Night of Champions program, which features $780,000 in purses and mandatory payouts in all pools.

For complete race results, click here: US Trotting results.

by Darin Gagne, for Running Aces

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