Not requiring eliminations, Woodbine Mohawk Park drew the finals for the $220,000 Armbro Flight and $290,000 Roses Are Red, which go on the undercard of Pepsi North America Cup night next Saturday (Aug. 29).

World-champion Atlanta makes her return to the distaff class following a try in the $291,350 John Cashman Memorial at the Meadowlands, where she finished fourth. The now five-year-old mare by Chapter Seven with $2.2 million earned will start from post 4 in an eight-horse affair in rein to regular pilot Yannick Gingras.

Svanstedt sends a pair with Plunge Blue Chip and Felicityshagwell S, the former entering off a win against Manchego in the $133,000 Joie De Vie at Tioga Downs. Local talents Hey Livvy and Only Take Cash will also compete as they make a return to Grand Circuit company.

The field for the Armbro Flight final as they will align appears below:

$220,000 Armbro Flight
1-Lefkada
2-Hey Livvy
3-Plunge Blue Chip
4-Atlanta
5-Superlative
6-Only Take Cash
7-Felicityshagwell S
8-Pure Chance

The $290,000 Roses Are Red final features a significant absence of division-leader Shartin N, leaving nine other mares to scavenge a Grand Circuit win. Major Occasion A, the only horse to beat Shartin N this year, will start from post 3 in the event.

Kissin In The Sand, pacing the quickest mile upon the end of the coronavirus shutdown on racing with a 1:47.4 score at the Meadowlands in June, will start from the outermost post. She competes wide of Stonebridge Soul, entering off a second-place effort to Shartin N in the $129,000 Artiscape Pace, as well as local Preferred star So Much More. World champion Warrawee Ubeaut will also make her return to Woodbine Mohawk Park, last putting forth a dominant performance to win the Breeders Crown Three-Year-Old Filly Pace last October.

The field for the Roses Are Red final as they will align appears below:

$290,000 Roses Are Red
1-Seaswift Joy N
2-Philly Hanover
3-Major Occasion A
4-Soho Burning Love A
5-Trillions Hanover
6-Warrawee Ubeaut
7-So Much More
8-Stonebridge Soul
9-Kissin In The Sand

(with files from Woodbine Mohawk Park)