Fastest Dead-Heat In Track History

Published: August 16, 2010 09:48 pm EDT

In what is believed to be the fastest dead heat in track history, Baron Racing and Green Racing’s Mystique Cruiser ($2.40, Victor Kirby) and Foulk Stables and Lauren Allen’s Sniper Hall ($2.40, Mike Cole) could not be separated at the wire in a 1:53 win in the $20,000 featured Open Pace.

Sniper Hall, a seven-year-old Blissfull Hall ridgling got away third and found room up the inside late to grab the lead before a late charge by the four-year-old Yankee Cruiser gelding, Mystique Cruiser, rallied sharply and gobbled up ground in the final strides.

Mystique Cruiser was trained by co-owner Josh Green, while Sniper Hall was trained also by his co-owner Allen. Drivers Ross Wolfenden and Mike Cole each had four winners on the program.

(Harrington Raceway)

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