After a bump in the road in last week's feature event, Rash B Havior regained his stride while claiming the holiday Monday (October 9) feature at Red Shores at the Summerside Raceway.
Leading driver Marc Campbell continued his record-breaking season with three wins on the program, propelling him to at least a temporary tie for fourth place in seasonal wins among Canadian drivers with Trevor Henry at 206.
Rash B Havior was the last of Campbell's wins on the 12-dash Summerside card, as the Michael Peters-trained and owned pacer scored a mild upset in the $2,200 feature event at 5-1 odds after being a beaten favourite last start. The time of the mile was 1:55.2, with second place going to Likely To Win (Adam Merner), and Machinthesand (Ken Murphy) completing the $126.80 triactor.
Campbell's other scores came with Bet Er All winning in 1:57.2 for trainer Ralph Sweet and Souverain recording a 1:59.4 mile for Phil Sizer.
Gary Chappell had a strong opener to the program, as Summerside Raceway's all-time leading dash winner won the first three races on the card. Neal was a 2:00.2 winner for driver Chappell and trainer Brian Andrew, Glenview Pippa won in 2:01.1 for trainer Donald Milligan, and Now Whos The Queen won in 2:01 for trainer Stacey Lund.
Woodmere Ideal Art was an impressive winner; the two-year-old son of Articulator took a new lifetime best of 1:57.3 against aged company in a $1,400 conditioned class. Jason Hughes was in the bike for trainer Sifroi Melanson and owner Ultimate Stable.
To view Monday’s harness racing results, click the following link: Monday Results – Summerside Raceway.
(Red Shores)