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18-1 longshot upsets in Mares Open Pace

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Eyes Don’t Lie (Roll With Joe– Michelle’s Ideal) came up with a big effort at odds of 18-1 to win the Friday (June 2) night $10,800 harness racing featured Mares Open Handicap Pace at Northville Downs.

Eyes Don’t Lie draws away from the field for driver Winter Asher-Stalbaum (Renae Parsons Photo)

The six-year-old, being driven by Winter Asher-Stalbaum, who also owns and trains the mare, scored in off-the-pace fashion and drew off to win by one length after Princess Rougarou and driver Jason Merriman set the early fractions of 27.2, 56, and 1:25.0 to three-quarters.

Eyes Don’t Lie stormed by in the lane to stop the timer in 1:55.4. Last week’s Open winner, Coqui Coqui (Justin Irvine) got up for second and Princess Rougarou settled for third.

The victory was the 17th of Eyes Don’t Lie’s career and her lifetime earnings now stand at $118,867. She paid $39.00 to win.

EYES DON’T LIE REPLAY

David Lake and owner David Beachy both took down triples on the night, David Lake as a driver/trainer and Beachy as an owner. Drivers Justin Irvine, Art McIlmurray and Lindsay Moen all had driving doubles on the card.

Racing at The Ville returns Saturday, June 3, 2023, at 7pm. Northville Downs races every Friday and Saturday night from now until September 30th with a 7:00 pm post time. For live racing dining reservations, be sure to call Northville Downs in advance at 248-924-2073.

For complete race results, click here.

by Ken Terpenning, for Northville Downs

Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm
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