Driver Paul MacKenzie and trainer Kevin Tremblay teamed up to win a pair of Ford Summit Series divisions during the fourth round of action for the $6,000 claiming trotters on Saturday night at Georgian Downs.

The fourth leg of the series was comprised of five more divisions, worth $5,400 each.

MacKenzie and Tremblay picked up their first win on the card with the repeating Belvidere Hanover ($3.20). The eight-year-old trotter's 2:01 half-length score was his third in the series. It followed up a victory in the Oct. 20 first leg and a dead-heat win in the third round on Nov. 3. Belvidere Hanover finished second in the Oct. 27 second leg.

Seven-year-old Rageur Normand ($9.30) held on to earn his first series win for the duo by a neck in 1:59.2. He was third in the opening round and failed to pick up a cheque in the following two legs.

Quebec's Marc Lemay owns both Tremblay-trained trotters.

Second leg winner Northern Minstral ($2.90) returned to victory lane with a 2:00.2 front-end effort for driver Dan Clements and trainer Marty Fine while Twin B Spike Man ($3) followed up last week's victory with a 12 length romp in 1:57.3 for Aaron and Jeff Byron.

Trotting mare Sandhill Angel ($5.80), trained by Bruce Gilkinson, won her series debut in 2:01.3 in rein to Jason Brewer.

The fifth leg of the series will be held on Saturday, November 17 followed by the Gold, Silver and Bronze finals on Saturday, November 24.

To view Saturday's harness racing results, click on the following link: Saturday Results - Georgian Down.