The event, which has three legs and a final allows in the
second and third legs for owners to choose claiming prices from
$4-$6000, obviously with the horse(s) with the higher price tags drawing for
positions outside the lesser priced entrants.
On Monday afternoon all entrants went for a $4000 claiming
price and when they were completed only one horse changed barns, that
being Franny The Great who went from Irving Bork to Melissa Guido Stable.
Pot Limit won the first mare’s division for driver Anthony
Napolitano by a neck over Bet On Lindy (Jimmy Taggart, Jr.) and returned
to her backers a $21.00 win payoff.
Pot Limit, a 5 year old daughter of Rocknroll Hanover,
is owned by Joanne Giglio, John Giglio, Maria Lofrano and Nick Lynch is
trained by Tony Cuccio. It was the mare’s first seasonal triumph
A second mare’s split went to Romi Mystic and
driver Jimmy Marohn, Jr. with a 1-1/2 length victory over Winsmith Molly
, driven by Jimmy Taggart, Jr.
Romi Mystic, a 13-time winner last year, notched her second
seasonal triumph for owner Ed Hall. The 7-year-old Modern Art mare is
trained by Danny Gill. She paid $7.30 for win
The final Name Your Price event saw Nancy
Fugere’s Tracy’s Song and driver Bruce Aldrich, Jr. over- take
Firiel Hanover in the deep stretch to score a 1-1/2 length victory.
An 8-year-old daughter of Astreos, Tracy’s Song scored her
third consecutive victory of this fledgling season and remains undefeated in
2013. Trained by Bob Lounsbury she returned a $6.20 win mutuel.
The series continues next Monday where horses can be entered
for a $5000 claiming price if owners so desire but they’ll draw outside the
$4000 claimers.
