Trishas Beauty faced a field of six male rivals in the Saturday afternoon feature at Exhibition Park Raceway, the $1,400 Winners Over Pace, and after a judges placing, she inherited the victory completing trainer Brock McEachern's double

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Trishas Beauty, and driver Gord Hennessey traded turns on the lead with Caras Allamerican (Mark Haig) during opening fractions of :29.1 and :58.4. The six-year-old daughter of Life Sign-Vella Hanover found herself back in the pocket as Perfect Trick (Stephen Mahar) moved out from third and advanced to the top en route to three-quarters in 1:28.3. While making that move, however, Perfect Trick caused interference to Elm Grove Camrose (Mike Downey), who was positioned fourth on the outside. Although he crossed the wire with nearly two lengths to spare, Perfect Trip was placed fourth, handing the win to Trishas Beauty, who was next in line, in a time of 1:59.1. Caras Allamerican and Elm Grove Camrose were bumped up one position each to second and third as a result of the placing.

McEachern trains the winner of three races in 11 starts this season and $6,269 for Whim Farms of Rothesay, NB. Trishas Beauty's 10th lifetime score lifted her bankroll to $63,594.

In other action, the five-year-old Drop Off mare Emily J Down scored her fourth consecutive victory in as many starts this year for trainer-driver Stephen Mason, who also doubled up on the card. Owned and bred by the Downey Stables of Saint John, NB, Emily J Down survived a first over journey to win in a season’s-best 2:00.2 with a :29.4 final frame. Pacesetter Fern Hill Treasure (Gilles Barrieau) finished just a half-length behind in the sixth race for $3,000 claimers while the pocket-sitting Satanslittlenumber (Gord Hennessey) rounded out the top three.

Trainer Ron Chamberlain also sent out a pair of winners during the 10-race card.

To view Saturday's results, click here.