Chip Shot, Rose Run Brooke score in $75,000 Ohio Sires Stakes

Grove City, OH – Chip Shot (Mission Accepted) and Rose Run Brooke (In Range) won the two $75,000 harness racing divisions of the fifth leg of the Ohio Sires Stakes for sophomore filly trotters on Wednesday (Aug. 26) at Northfield Park Racino.

The victories were the second OSS wins of the season for both horses.

Chip Shot (Ronnie Wrenn Jr.) recorded the fastest mile of the two races, taking the second division in a lifetime-best 1:54.2. Sarah’s Mission (Chris Page) led at the first three calls in :27.4, :57, and 1:25.4 before being edged by Chip Shot by a neck at the line. Readi Two (Sandy Beatty) finished third. Chip Shot is a Mission Accepted filly trained by Vernon Beachy for owners John Schlabach and Walnut View Farm. She has hit the board in all five seasonal starts with three wins. In 14 career starts, she has seven victories and $112,538 in earnings.

CHIP SHOT REPLAY

Wrenn Jr. and Beachy also teamed to win the first division with Rose Run Brooke. It was a gate-to-wire victory for the In Range filly, who recorded fractions of :28.2, :57.3, and 1:26.4 en route to winning by half a length over Fairytale Moni (Chris Lems) in 1:55.2. Charlotte Elise (Tyler Smith) was third. Rose Run Brooke is owned by First Up Racing Stable. She has six wins in 19 career starts while banking $314,579.

ROSE RUN BROOKE REPLAY

Celebrating its 50th season, the Ohio Sires Stakes continues Thursday (Aug. 27) with the fifth leg for freshman colt trotters at Eldorado Scioto Downs. The OSS Scarlet Championships for all eight divisions are scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 12, at Scioto Downs.

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

From Wes Mayberry for the Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association