TCNHC Final Standings & Photo Gallery
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Standardbred Canada has posted the final, official and audited results from the 2011 Trot Canada National Handicapping Championship along with a photo gallery of the event
. Bill Porter of Elora, ON, took home the $25,000 grand prize cheque in the fifth edition of the Trot Canada National Handicapping Championship presented by Standardbred Canada at The Raceway at the Western Fair District on Saturday night. For Porter, the turning point came in Woodbine’s eighth race when he put his $2 to win and place on #3, Waasmula, a 15-1 shot in the Ontario Sires Stakes Super Final for three- year-old pacing fillies. Waasmula and driver Randy Waples got up for the win by a nose over pace-setter and favourite Monkey On My Wheel. Here’s a summary of Bill’s winning wagers in the contest:
- Georgian Downs – Race 4 - $2 wp # 4 (cashed $10.30)
- Georgian Downs – Race 5 - $2 wp #3 (cashed $3.00)
- Georgian Downs – Race 7 - $2 wp #3 (cashed $14.20)
- Woodbine Racetrack – Race 6 - $2wp #1 (cashed $10.80)
- The Raceway at Western Fair – Race 9- $2 wp #8 (cashed $3.10)
- Woodbine Racetrack – Race 7 - $2 wp # 8 (cashed $12.50)
- Woodbine Racetrack – Race 8 - $2 wp #3 (cashed $38.40)
- Woodbine Racetrack –Race 11 - $2 wp # 5 (cashed $4.30)
Porter's bankroll of $96.60 was the high total among the 33 finalists representing thousands of fans that took part in over 50 qualifying events across the country, including online challenges and multi-leg events. Contestants had a $60 bankroll and had to make fifteen $2 win/ place wagers on the evening. Five of those were mandatory wagers on races selected by contest officials and 10 of the races were wagers on optional races selected by each player. A slideshow appears below, followed by a link to the photo gallery and the final standings.
2011 Trot Canada National Handicapping Championship on Prezi
Photos by Iron Horse Photo
had a great time, a well run
had a great time, a well run event,congrats to all of the people who run all of the qualifiers thru-out the year,the contest seems to be a big hit in the harness tracks across the country.met some really great people,and western fair staff were very helpful
as contest hosts
kathy wade has done a terrific job at managing this trot handycapping contest from day one and my hats off to you and christina. for your job well done 2011!! hope to see everyone again next year thanks
bob smith