A 1-2 finish in Sunday's seventh race at Fraser Downs wrapped up a perfect day at the track for trainer John Chappell.

The Surrey, B.C. horseman won all three races he competed in during Sunday's 11-race card to push his win totals to 37 on the year and 629 lifetime.

Owned by Ross Sharp of Campbell River, B.C., veteran pacing mare Alley Scat ($15.30) converted off a pocket trip to complete Chappell's training triple with Brad Watt aboard while Krystal Pistol, driven by Chappell himself, came through inside for second-place honours in a 1:58.2 mile over the sloppy track.

Chappell also won the opener with three-year-old filly Shes A Vixen ($3.10) for owner/breeder Evert Vandenborn of Langley, B.C., and the third race with five-year-old mare Fast Lane Firebolt ($5.10) for owner Mark Heinbuch of Kitchener, Ont.

In other action, the Gord Abbott-trained filly
href="http://trackit.standardbredcanada.ca/?op=QRAP&id=627716">Thats It ($9.20), runner-up in the Northlands Filly Pace, went from last to first in the $12,000 top distaff class beating out front-stepper Tahiti Seelster and favourite G Ts Jamie in a neck decision for the 1:56.3 victory. Paul Davies drove the Dragon Again miss, who faced four older rivals in a field with three scratches, for Alberta-based owners Lorne Duffield, Jean Crochetiere and Rod Hennessy.

To view Sunday's harness racing results, click on the following link: Sunday Results - Fraser Downs.