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Three-year-olds contest Prospect Series leg four

By Harnesslink ·

Ontario-sired three-year-old pacing colts and geldings visited Grand River Raceway on Friday (Aug. 5) for the fourth harness racing leg of the Prospect Series.

Racing at Grand River Raceway

Shadowmoon Rising, a son of Shadow Play, recorded a front-end first-division victory in a lifetime-best 1:54 with Tyler Borth at the lines. Shayne Barrington trains him for Rick Rier, Paul Beberich, and a numbered Ontario company. The gelding is now four-for-22 lifetime with $37,209 in earnings.

Docsphillycheese (Bettarthancheddar) scored his fourth straight in the second division. Garrett Rooney piloted the colt to a half-length victory in 1:55.3, a new career mark. Britt Kennedy trains the colt she co-bred and co-owns with Moneyclip Racing. Docsphillycheese has won six times and brought in $27,495 through 16 career starts.

Buck N Bettor (Bettors Delight) took his second career win as Jason Ryan put him up front in a 1:55 victory. Amanda Fine trains the gelding for Scott and Lisa Henry of Odessa. Buck N Bettor has now started 14 times and has earned $15,139.

Grand River Raceway continues racing on Monday, Aug. 8 at 6:30 p.m. EDT.

For complete race results, click here.

by Nicholas Barnsdale, for Harnesslink

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Betterthancheddar, Bettor's Delight, Canada Harness Racing, Grand River Raceway, Nicholas "Ace" Barnsdale, Prospect Series, Shadow Play

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