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Majorca N grabs her 6th win of the season

By Matt Sparacino ·

HARRINGTON, DE – A trio of $20,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) 1st leg stakes for 2-year-old filly pacers headlined the Tuesday (September 24) Harrington Raceway harness racing program.

Little Miss Peyton winning in the DSBF (Fotowon Photo)

 Steve Leblanc-trained Tilted Crown (Royal Mattjesty, $4, Russell Foster) won the first division in 1:58.2. The Royal Mattjesty filly was a wire-to-wire winner over Im Won Last Wiser and Krockpot Kate. It was the first career win for Tilted Crown, who is owned by Leblanc Stable, William Lutz, Count De Money Stable, and Douglas Johnson.

TILTED CROWN REPLAY

 The second division went to Jo Ann Looney-King’s Mimosa On The Key (Roddys Bags Again, $8.80, Ross Wolfenden) in 1:58.2. The filly charged to the lead immediately when the gates closed and never had an anxious moment in her front-end triumph over Odds Beater and Mornin Merle. The winner was trained by Jim King Jr.

Donna Messick’s Little Miss Peyton (Papa Ray, $2.60, Corey Callahan) was the fastest divisional winner with a 1:57.2 score in the final DSBF split for trainer Les Givens. The filly recorded her 2nd career win as the heavy favorite over Infinite Wonders and Banana Cabana.

LITTLE MISS PEYTON REPLAY

 In the $22,500 Free-For-All for pacing mares, Majorca N (Art Major, $7.40, Corey Callahan) led from start to finish in 1:53 over Incaseyoudidntknow and Odds On Hail Mary.

Majorca N (Fotowon Photo)

The 9-year-old mare notched her 6th win of the season for trainer Dylan Davis, who co-owns her with Mike Casalino Jr.

MAJORCA N REPLAY

 Trae Porter and Pat Berry each had 3 driving wins, while trainer Mike Hall also had a trio of victories.

Live racing will continue on a Monday through Wednesday schedule until October 23.

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

by Matt Sparacino, for Harrington Raceway

Meadowlands Racing — Fri/Sat 6:35 PM
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