Horsemen Keith Clark and Rod Therres locked in a back and forth battle of wins on Saturday at Fraser Downs, but at the end of the night the trainer-drivers ended in a tie with three wins apiece
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Therres began his training-driving triple in the third race with six-year-old mare Pretty Promised ($9.40, 1:55.2) while Clark followed with a win in the next race aboard four-year-old gelding Outlawdangruswatrs ($29.20, 1:54.3). Therres countered in the sixth race with seven-year-old mare Real Vintage ($4.90, 1:56) and then Clark scored again with the six-race streaking three-year-old Camystic filly Credit Card Junkie ($3.20, 1:56.4). Therres returned to the winner's circle after winning the following race with his three-year-old Presidential Ball filly Theregoesmyheart ($2.60, 1:57.1), but Clark was up next to match his win count with four-year-old mare Barbera ($17.60, 1:57).
Therres pushed his win total to 22 for the year while Clark's count climbed to 43.
To view Saturday's harness racing results, click on the following link: Saturday Results - Fraser Downs.