Minor Wisdom went to the front and held off a wall of challengers in deep stretch to win the Sunday afternoon (October 16) feature at Red Shores Summerside in 1:57.4. She was the longest shot on the board and paid $118.70 to win.

Driven by Wade Sorrie, Minor Wisdom picked up her third win in a row by turning away Rash B Havior and OK Galahad. Kristina McCourt owns and trains the six-year-old mare.

In other action, Baby Picka ($19.60) claimed the Cecil Stewart Memorial race in 2:01.4 for Ken Murphy and trainer Fred Paynter, who co-owns with Debbie and Neal Ramsey. The Leon Stewart Memorial went to Ralph Sweet's Jetster ($4.90) and Jason Hughes in a swift 1:57.2 for the fastest mile of the day.

Hughes, Ken Murphy, Gary Chappell and Norris Rogers had driving doubles on the program.

To view Sunday's harness racing results, click on the following link: Sunday Results - Summerside Raceway.

(With files from Red Shores)