Lady Devine springs Tuesday upset
Lady Devine Springs Tuesday Upset

SUMMERSIDE, PE – Lady Devine delivered the biggest late-card surprise Tuesday evening at Red Shores at the Summerside Raceway.
In the $4,650 featured pace, driver David Dowling settled Lady Devine into the two-hole behind early pacesetter Sauble Attack (Driven by Ken Murphy) and stalked through splits of 28.2, 58 and 1:26.4 before angling out in the stretch and getting up by a head in 1:55.2 for trainer Jennifer Doyle.
The five-year-old daughter of Heston Blue Chip returned $27.20 to win for owners Doyle of Stratford and Max Webster Stable of Inverness, N.S. Sauble Attack finished second while favourite Malignity (Paul Langille) was third.
LADY DEVINE REPLAY
Applepiemoonshine ($29.10) opened the 12-dash program with the largest win price of the evening for driver Keith Legge and trainer Luke Burke. The four-year-old mare advanced first-over before prevailing by two lengths in 1:56.2 over Singers Choice (Jaycob Sweet) and Thinkingofeddie (Brady Sweet).
The Bernie and Ron MacArthur Memorial in race 5 was won by Marc It Up for owners Jeff Lilley, Blair MacLauchlan and Marc Gallant. Jaycob Sweet trains and drives the four-year-old as part of a triple from his O’Leary stable on the evening.
Sweet also scored with Timberlea Convict ($6.90) in race 4 and Bettim Alive ($10.10) cutting every fraction in race 9 and holding off Impeccable Shadow (Langille) by a quarter-length in 1:54.4.
Driver Langille and trainer Earl Watts teamed up for a pair of wins with Shadows Inthe Nite ($14.50) in race 8 stopping the clock in 2:00 as well as with two-year-old colt Stay Dreamy ($15.60), who recovered from an early miscue to win race 2 in 1:58.3.
The Tuesday program produced a total wager of $108,139.
Live racing continues Thursday evening at Red Shores Charlottetown with a 6 P.M., opening post time. For more go to Redshores.ca.
For complete race results, click here.
by Nicholas Oakes, for Red Shores
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