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Telenovela puts on a show at Vernon

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Telenovela (Devious Man, Dylan Huckabone-Miller) and Prairie Magical (Royel Millennium, Dan Harvey) won the harness racing co-features at Vernon Downs on Friday (September 29).

Telenovela charges late to win the $6,000 featured trot.

Telenovela (#4) and driver Dylan Huckabone-Miller beat Sweet Sofie T to the wire (Fotowon Photo)

Purpose Blue Chip (Leon Bailey) was first to the quarter in :26.2.  He used a :30.4 second quarter breather to be first to the half in :57.1.  Skyway Professor (Claude Huckabone Jr. was first to make a move going first-over down the backstretch.  Purpose Blue Chip was first to three-quarters in 1:27.0.

As they made the turn for home Purpose Blue Chip led the way but Sweet Sofie T (John MacDonald) found an opening on the inside and the two battled for the lead.  Telenovela ($4.40) came flying late like she was shot out of a cannon and blew by them both to win in 1:56.2.  Sweet Sofie T finished second.  Purpose Blue Chip had to settle for third.

Telenovela is a 4-year-old mare owned by Daley Double Racing Stable and trained by Claude Huckabone III.  It was her seventh win this season and her 13th career victory. She paid $4.40 to win.

TELENOVELA REPLAY

Prairie Magical captures the $6,000 featured fillies & mares’ pace.

Prairie Magical (#2) on the outside) just gets up at the finish (Fotowon Photo)

Shes So Sweet (Leon Bailey) led to the quarter in :27.4.  Heston Honey (Brennan Enos) came first-up down the backstretch and challenged for the lead.  Shes So Sweet got to the half first in :57.1.  Prairie Magical Made her move going three-wide around the final turn.  Shes So Sweet was the leader at three-quarters in 1:26.1.

As they reached the stretch Prairie Magical and Shes So Sweet were slugging it out as Dream On A Roll (Barton Dalious) slipped through the inside to make it three across the track.  Prairie Magical got there first in 1:53.4.  Dream On A Roll was second.  Shes So Sweet finished third.

Prairie Magical is a 3-year-old filly owned and trained by Laurie Poulin.  It was her fifth win this season.  She now owns six career victories and paid $15.60 to win.

PRAIRIE MAGICAL REPLAY

Live racing returns to Vernon Downs on Saturday (September 30) with a 10-race card starting at 6:05 p.m.

For more information, click here.

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

by John Horne, for Vernon Downs 

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