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New mark for So Diva in pocket-popping win

By Harnesslink ·

So Diva (So Surreal, Steeven Genois) popped the pocket to capture the harness racing $9,200 Fillies & Mares Open at Vernon Downs on Friday (August 26).

So Diva wins the top pace at Vernon (Fotowon Photo)

So Amazing (Frank Affrunti) went right to the front and led to the quarter in :27.1.  She used a a :29.1 second quarter and was first to the half in :56.2.  So Diva ($5.10) continued in the pocket from the start.  So Amazing led to three-quarters in 1:23.3.

As they made the turn for home So Diva popped out of the pocket and she meant business.  She glided to the front and won easily in a lifetime best of 1:51.3.  Dudes Sweet Bet (John MacDonald) came on late to finish second.  So Amazing had to settle for third money.

So Diva is a 4-year-old mare.  She is owned by Morrisville College Foundation Inc. and trained by leading trainer Kerin Warner.  It was her sixth win this season and her 18th career victory.

SO DIVA REPLAY

Barton Dalious, John MacDonald, Frank Affrunti, and Leon Bailey all had driving doubles on the card.  George Ducharme had a training double.

Live racing returns to Vernon Downs on Saturday (August 27) including a leg of the New York Sire Stakes (NYSS) for 2-year-old pacing fillies.  Post time for the 13-race card is 6:05 p.m.

For complete race results, click here.

by John Horne, for Vernon Downs

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Categories
USA, Top 4
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John Horne, Steeven Genois, United States Harness Racing, Vernon Downs

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