by John Manzi for GLADA
Delaware, Ohio---Three races for GLADA amateur drivers
in were featured today(Sept 19) at the home of the Little Brown Jug and
when the judges declared each official, Alesha Binkley, Jazmin Arnold and Tylor
Price were victorious in their respective divisions;
Binkley won with Lucius Vorenus in 1:58.4 while Arnold
copped her split with Mj's Libertyvalance in 2:01.1 and Tylor Price was
victorious with Quadrangle in 1:58.1.
In her division Binkley's trotter was sent away as second
choice in the 6-horse field and she wasted no time sending her charge to the
lead. And once on top she gave the veteran Father Patrick trotter his head and
Lucius Vorenus began putting daylight between him and his rivals drawing
off to a 7-1/2 length triumph over the betting favorite Gonna Fly (Steve
Oldford). PC's Alleyway garnered the show dough for Shawn Sweeney.
Lucius Vorenus is owned and trained by Stacey Van Hulzen. He
paid $6.20 for win. For Ms Binkley it was her 27th career winning drive.
The ladies continued to shine when Jazmin Arnold used the
front end route to notch a nose victory with MJ's Libertyvalence in
2:01.1. After cutting all the early fractions Arnold's trotter hung tough and
eked-out a very close nose victory over Steve Oldford's
A Royal Line.
Doyle Bross owns and trains the altered son of
Wishing Stone who returned a $7.80 win mutuel. And for Ms Arnold it was
her 27th career driving victory.
In his split Tylor Price was content to follow the
leaders until the halfway point where he moved Quadrangle off the pylons
and began moving up. Content to follow Don Sherman's Heidi's Heart to the head
of the lane and then rally his trotter to a neck triumph over
Sheman's charge in 1:58.1. Utopia garnered the show dough for Tony
Verruso.
Quadrangle is owned by James Dutton and trained by
Tylor Price. He paid $14.00 for win And Tylor Price is truly man because
his victory with Quadrangle was the first of his driving career.
