Warrawee Phoenix pulls off upset in feature

Charlottetown, PE – Warrawee Phoenix tracked down the leaders in deep stretch to win the Saturday night harness racing feature in 1:56 flat at Red Shores Racetrack & Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park.

Mark Bradley drove the newcomer to victory for owner-trainer Anthony Stymest, Beaver Bank, NS. Clic K (Gilles Barrieau) came back on to finish second with Forever Paradise (Mike McGuigan) fading to third. Warrawee Phoenix was sent off as the longshot at 12-1 odds and returned $27.60 on the win.

Mike McGuigan enjoyed a big night with a driving-training triple. The Charlottetown native made trips to the winner's circle aboard Sugar Crisp, Ameriquel and Fightmaster.

Father and son team of Clifford and Ken Murphy also matched a training and driving triple with First Art Down, Alberta Sky and My Lucky Killean.

Miss Oromocto, in line to Mark Haig, captured the open mares with a new race win record of 1:56.3. The four-year-old daughter of Driven To Win is trained by Melvin Land for owners Stephen Land, Hopewell Cape and Sharon Burchill, Oromocto, NB.

Jason Hughes recorded training-driving double on the 12 dash card.

For complete results go to www.redshores.ca