The trip was pretty for Treasured Tee in Tuesday’s top trot at Woodbine Mohawk Park, and the end result was even prettier for the Richard Moreau trainee.

In rein to Doug McNair, Treasured Tee was treated to a pocket trip behind the favourite and when that foe drifted out in deep stretch Treasured Tee shot up the pylons for his second win in the class this month.

Treasured Tee powered to the lead from Post 6 and had the field chasing him to the quarter pole in :27.2. Perfetto was parked around the turn, but he eventually muscled his way to the front as the field entered the backstretch.

Perfetto crawled to the half in :57.1, but he came under attack from Zig Zag as the group moved into the final turn. Perfetto and Zig Zag didn’t have much separating them at the three-quarter pole in 1:25.1, but Perfetto eventually put away that foe in the lane. Perfetto drifted off the rail, however, and Treasured Tee stormed up the cones to win in going away fashion in 1:54. Perfetto was next best, with third prize going to last week’s Preferred winner, Pikachu Hanover.

Brad Grant of Milton, ON owns the six-year-old son of Yankee Glide-Platinum T who improved his 2021 record to 4-2-1 from 13 starts. The 14-time winner has banked in excess of $234,000 to date.

Tuesday’s card also featured a trio of events for two-year-olds – one for pacers and two for trotters.

Pencils Down was a popular winner over the filly foes she squared off with in a $15,000 trotting tilt.

Trainer/driver Dustin Jones rallied the homebred to the 2:01 decision over Classic Magic and Blue Bayou Deo.

Dustin Jones Stables Inc of Waterdown owns the daughter of Royalty For Life-Color Me Pretty.

Lauralanthalasa dusted the four foes she faced in a $15,000 pacing event.

Jonathan Drury hustled the Carmen Auciello trainee to the front in the backstretch, and after chopping out middle panels of :58.5 and 1:29 she used a :28-second final frame to defeat Bettor Sawyer and T Time Pat.

The Artspeak-Advice Column lass is owned by Mali Norbye, Phillip McGuire and Shirley Kunen.

Renegade Gypsy snuck up the rail in the lane and came away victorious in his pari-mutuel debut for trainer/driver Mario Baillargeon.

The gelding posted the narrow score over Cacio E Pepe in 2:00. Taking home third prize in the $15,000 contest was a lapped-on A Royal Hit.

The son of Archangel-Sea Gypsy is owned by Thestable Renegade Gypsy of Guelph, Ont.

To view results for Tuesday's card of harness racing, click the following link: Tuesday Results – Woodbine Mohawk Park.