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Hudon caps triple with Preferred upset

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Hudon caps triple with Preferred upset

Harness racing driver Dave Hudon handled a trio of winners on the Friday (Nov. 29) card at Fraser Downs, highlighted by the photo-finish victory in the Preferred Pace.

In that featured event, Itll Be Fine (Hes Watching) revved up from post six and was first to the engine, leading through a :26.2 first quarter. Sunshine Boy (Scott Knight) popped the pocket to take over passing the grandstand, and that gelding provided the middle panels of :57 and 1:25.

Itll Be Fine fired up the passing lane as it came open, chiseling down the advantage of Sunshine Boy, and he eclipsed his rival under the wire to prevail by a nose in 1:53.

Sunshine Boy was a hard-fought second, followed by Rum N Raisins (John Abbott). The winner paid $19.20.

ITLL BE FINE REPLAY

Itll Be Fine has won three of his past five outings, all at the Preferred level of Fraser Downs. The Richard Lancaster-conditioned gelding has amassed career totals of 24 victories and $229,588 in earnings from 94 outings. Lancaster shares ownership of the five-year-old with Leslie Godlien.

Hudon also visited the winner’s circle with Boothill Hudy (Vintage Master, 1:59.4), who circled the field in the last eighth of a mile, and Keepsgettingbettor (Bettors Delight, 1:55.2).

The next card at Fraser Downs is set for Thursday, Dec. 5.

For complete race results, click here.

by Nicholas Barnsdale, for Harnesslink

Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm
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