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Water Sports Teen tough in Rosecroft Open

By Rosecroft Raceway ·

FORT WASHINGTON, Md. — After shrugging off a challenge from 2022 Breeders Crown champion Ammo, Water Sports Teen (Somebeachsomewhere) repelled a late threat from Business Director to spring a 7-1 upset in Monday’s (Nov. 4) $10,500 Open Handicap Pace at Rosecroft Raceway.

 Water Sports Teen winning the Monday Open
Water Sports Teen winning the Monday Open (Erik Jones/Room 9 Photography Photo)

William Carter secured the lead with Water Sports Teen immediately at race’s outset, and the pair clicked off early splits of :26.2 and :55 before 3-5 favorite Ammo (driven by Jonathan Roberts) moved first-over from third to force a :27.3 third sectional and Business Director (Russell Foster) slid second-over. After Water Sports Teen dismissed that rival, Business Director continued his ascent uncovered turning for home but could only manage to get within a half length of Water Sports Teen’s victorious 1:50.3 mile. Better Take It (Johnathan Ahle) circled three-wide from deeper back to narrowly nab Ammo for third.

WATER SPORTS TEEN REPLAY

Darren Ferrell owns and trains Water Sports Teen, a 6-year-old gelding who has won four times this season and 18 times in his career.

Justin Walters led all drivers with three wins on the 13-race card.

Live racing at Rosecroft resumes Wednesday (Nov. 6), featuring a $9,500 Mares Open Pace, carded as race 11; and an $11,452 carryover in the Jackpot Hi-5, offered in race 10. First post for the 13-race card is 7:40 p.m. (EST).

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

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