Rick Plano and She's All In |
Defending
dash-winning and training champion Rick Plano was on top of his game again at
Vernon Downs on Friday night, posting four first-place finishes, including a
1:54.4 score with his trotter She's All In during the $8,000 featured ninth
event.
Competing
as the crowd's favorite from post five in Friday's ninth race, She's All In
drafted along in second behind the pace-setting second choice, Manningly, until
the final furlong, where she found racing room in the pylon patch and
accelerated to a 1-1/4-length victory over the on-rushing
Dreamanotherdream. Manningly ended up
third.
Friday's
victory was the fourth locally, the sixth this season and 15th
overall for the 4-year-old daughter of Revenue S-Simply Royal, who raised her
lifetime earnings up to more than $110,000.
Plano's
other tallies were with his wife's (Maryann) trotter Ulay Boko in the third
race, the Jeffrey Long-conditioned trotter Isabella Gal in the fifth session,
and Lon Frocione's trotter Naughty Not Nice in the eighth event, bumping his
win-total after 70 programs to 127 and his conditioning count to 50.
After
Ulay Boko tied fellow trotter Ziegler Hanover at eight for most wins by an
equine performer at the meet in Friday's third event, Ziegler Hanover hustled
up his ninth first-place finish during the track's 60th anniversary
season in the sixth session. It was the
second win in succession, the sixth in the last seven starts, and the 26th
all-time for the steady-striding 8-year-old son of Andover Hall-Xqsmwa, who
raised his career earnings to nearly $260,000 for owner Regina Dewhurst. Chris Lems did the steering for trainer Dave
Dewhurst.
Truman
Gale, a former provisional driving champion here, captured the first, second
and 12th races of the evening to record his third triple at the
meet.
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