Rose Run Yanae (Chris Page) rebounded in the $120,000 Ohio Breeders Championship for three-year-old filly trotters in Monday, Sept. 18 action at the Delaware County Fairgrounds. 

When the field of eight was sent on their way, Contechsfashion (Trevor Smith) grabbed the early lead from Docs Boo Boo (Jeff Nisonger). Driver Chris Page elected to send the eventual winner after the lead and cleared the field at the quarter in :28. The leaders saw little challenge past the half in :56.3 and the three-quarters in 1:26. Rose Run Yanae was able to use a comfortable :28.4 last quarter to score a six-length win over Docs Boo Boo and a last-closing Swinging Senorita (Tyler Smith) in 1:54.4.

The win provides a little bit of redemption to the connections after Rose Run Yanae suffered some recent poor position luck and second-place finishes in the final leg of the Ohio Sires Stakes and the $300,000 final. The Triumphant Caviar filly is owned by Burke Racing Stable, Hatfield Stables, Knox Services and Weaver Bruscemi, and trained by Ron Burke. With the $60,000 first-place cheque, Rose Run Yanae now has $393,288 in career earnings.

The win was Page’s third of the day and his fifth of the Delaware meet.

In the $12,000 Signature Series trotting final, the 10-year-old The Next Triumph (Dan Noble) led gate to wire to score a two-length win over Stoney Ridgetop (John Konesky III) and Enforce The Law (Joseph Kramp) in 1:56.3. The winner is co-owned by Robert Smolko and trainer Ron Steck.

Earlier on the 19-race card, there was an unique situation – the stallion Lane Of Stone won the Signature Series trotting consolation in 1:55. His two-year-old daughter, Flip Five Stones, won the third race of the card, a $5,022 Ohio Fair Racing Conference event. Both winners were driven by Jeff Nisonger and trained by Mark Winters. The father is owned by Harry Horowitz and the daughter is campaigned by Dennis Shaner.

The 16-race Tuesday, Sept. 19 card will go postward at 1 p.m.

(Little Brown Jug)