Northlands Park's leading trainer and driver Travis Cullen, who is nominated for the O'Brien Award's first-ever Future Star Award, wrapped up a five-win night at the Edmonton oval steering Who Doesnt gate-to-wire in the $9,000 Open Pace.
With the inside post advantage, 1-2 favourite Who Doesnt ($5.10) quickly grabbed the lead in the 11th race feature and cruised through fractions of :28, :57.1 and 1:26.2 en route to the 1:56 triumph over the frozen track. Timberline Court and Gerry Hudon finished one and a half lengths behind in second while pocket-sitter Gable Blue Chip and J.F. Gagne settled for third.
Cullen also co-owns the four-year-old Mach Three gelding with Jeanne, Kenneth and Jodie Cullen.
Earlier on the 12-race card, the 21-year-old horseman earned back-to-back wins in the second through fourth races with Phoenician Gal ($7.20), Red Star Cashflow ($3.90), and Spoons ($4). He also won the sixth race with Glitteronthebeach ($8.30).
Saturday's first eight races were dominated by Cullen and Brandon Campbell. Campbell drove four winners himself, including two of his own trainees.
To view Saturday's harness racing results, click on the following link: Northlands Park - Saturday Results.