Western Fair Raceway's leading driver Trevor Henry continued to steal the show at the London, Ont. oval on Wednesday with a another multiple-win night.
After making headlines by sweeping Monday's featured Preferred events as part of a six-pack of wins and scoring three more times on Tuesday, Henry added five victories to his local leading total during the mid-week program.
Henry's big night pushed his win count to 67, giving him a 23-point lead on his nearest competitor, Nick Steward. His .381 win percentage so far in 2013 currently places him second on the Canadian charts behind the B.C.-based David McKellar.
Henry kicked off the 12-race card with a victory aboard the maiden-breaking Bob McIntosh trainee, Mr Opportunity ($3.20). A few races later in the fourth dash he steered Walked Into Heaven ($3.70) to an open length triumph for Dan Creighton and cruised to another wide-open score in the seventh race with the streaking General Manager ($3.40) for Paul Mairs. Miss Bexley ($6.70), conditioned by George McClure, gave him back-to-back wins and Richard Moreau trainee St Lads Dude ($3.10) took the 11th race to complete Henry's five-bagger.
Fresh off a personal-best season in which he led the nation with 533 winning drives, the Arthur, Ont. reinsman now has 4,665 victories on his career resume.
To view Wednesday's harness racing results, click on the following link: Wednesday Results - Western Fair Raceway.