The four-year-old chestnut gelding, Red Magician, will look to pick up his third victory on red soil when he takes on seven other foes in the Saturday night feature at Red Shores' Charlottetown.

Owned by Dale and Ronnie Rennie of Elmsdale, P.E.I., Red Magician has only missed one top two finish since arriving to P.E.I. in July. Dale Rennie handles the training duties on the winner of over $30,000 this season. Mark Bradley picks up the catch-driving call from post two.

Say It Again Sam will look to get back to his winning ways after he saw his 10-race win streak snapped on Gold Cup and Saucer night. It was the three-year-old Well Said gelding's first defeat since relocating to P.E.I. under the ownership of Foxyhall Racing. The Jason Hughes trainee has drawn post seven. The 'Blue Knight' Hughes will also do the driving. McMaverick, Blu Meadow Willie, Eagle Jolt, Cheyenne Ford, Tempo Seelster and Carrera Angel round out the Preferred 2 pacers in race 11.

Hurrah 4 Island Charities is back in full-force Saturday night. Fresh off a victory in the Joe O'Brien 'Grassroot' division, Hurrah has drawn into post two for trainer Mark Bradley and catch-driver Brian Andrew. Special Olympics P.E.I. was at Red Shores' last Saturday afternoon as Hurrah returned back to the winner's circle. Hurrah's August earnings are being donated to Special Olympics P.E.I. -- he already has over $2,000 this month. Hurrah will go up against his stablemate My Kinda Crazy as he looks to win his third race in a row. The three-year-old son of Ameripan Gigolo was also a winner in his 'Grassroot' division during Old Home Week. Bradley will drive from post six for the Kickin Horse Stable.

The Open Trot goes as race six, with the wily veteran, Abundaspin, listed as the morning line favourite. The 14-year-old winner of 77 races lifetime has drawn into post five for owner Mikaela Lustic. Harold Shepherd does the driving and training. Abundaspin finished third in the PEIHRIA Trotting Series final in his last start. Zip The Lip has drawn the rail for owners Orville Willis and co-owner/trainer Donald Sweet. Brian MacPhee will do the driving after finishing second in the PEIHRIA trot final for $10,700. Howmacs Pride has back-to-back victories and has finished in the top three in her last four. She is owned by Wade Peconi and the Howmac Farms LTD. Charlottetown's top driver, Marc Campbell, does the training and driving as he prepares for the National Driving Championship on Tuesday night at Red Shores' Charlottetown.

Post time is 6 p.m. for the 12-dash card.

To view Saturday's harness racing entries, click on the following link: Saturday Entries - Charlottetown Driving Park.

(With files from Red Shores)