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Sophomores looking to impress in NYSS

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Vernon Downs will play host to two harness racing divisions of the New York Sire Stakes (NYSS) for 2-year-old pacing fillies as well as a division for 2-year-old colts & geldings on Saturday (Aug. 12).

Camerican (Joe Bongiorno, American Ideal-Camille) looks to be the one to beat in the $52,500 first division for fillies.  The filly is trained by Ron Burke has been established as the 7-5 morning line favorite.  In five starts she has two wins and three seconds.  She has NYSS wins at Buffalo and Yonkers.

Camerican (Mike Lizzi Photo)

Edward Hart trains Blue Point (Jason Bartlett, Huntsville-Amber Blue Chip), the 5-2 second morning line choice in the fillies first division.  The filly has a NYSS win at Saratoga.

Leanne’s Choice (Marcus Miller, Courtly Choice-Village Madonna) is the 5-2 morning line choice in the $53,500 fillies second division.  The filly is trained by Erv Miller.  She has a NYSS win at Saratoga.

The Chris Ryder trained Peace Talks (Jason Bartlett, American Ideal-Triple V Hanover) should be the major challenger as the 3-1 second morning line choice in the second division.  The filly has a win and two thirds in four starts.  She picked up a NYSS win at Yonkers.

Huntingforchrome (Joe Bongiorno, Huntsville-All On Top Hanover) has been listed as the 5-2 morning line choice in the $110,100 NYSS for 2-year-old colts & geldings.  The gelding is trained by Jennifer Bongiorno.  He has two wins in three lifetime starts getting a Kindergarten Series win at the Meadowlands and a NYSS win at Saratoga.

Boston Rocks (Jason Bartlett, Boston Red Rocks-Scirocco Sarah) should be his major competition.  The colt has NYSS wins at Batavia, Buffalo, and Monticello.  He is trained by Mike Deters.

The 15-race card starts at 6:05 p.m.

For more information go to www.vernondowns.com.

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

by John Horne, for Vernon Downs 

Lazarus — standing at Wai Eyre Farm
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