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On Sunday afternoon (December 12), Manny Jr. reaffirmed his dominance in the top race at Truro, and he rushed to the gate firmly.

After seeing his November winning streak broken in the $2,000 winners game hosted by rookie Denali Seelster last week, Manny Jr. and co-owner Stephen Tritt (Stephen Trites) Back to the bicycle together.

Two weeks before the game, the 8-5 second choice, American Risk (Redmond Doucet), left from the inner post, but he fired forward from the fourth post with Little Manny and Good Friday 3 (Andrew Campbell) and then Five, respectively. Little Manny insisted on controlling the rhythm, and used the panels of: 28.2 and: 57.2 to stop Good Friday 3 outside.

When the court entered the backcourt for the last time, even Qian’s favorite Denali Silster (Darren Crowe) swept three points from the backcourt, and Good Friday gave in. At the same time, Manny Jr. opened a 2-1/4 length in three quarters of 1:27.1, and when Denali Selst broke his pace at the top of the stretch, he had to be on top of the tower Resist the US risks that soared in the later period. Little Manny persevered, leading by half a length on the "good" track with a time of 1 minute and 57.1 seconds, which was rated as two seconds. Well done (Paul Langer) ranked third with a length of 3-1/2.

As the third choice for 9-5, Little Manny won with a price of $5.90.

Trained by Charles Miles, the four-year-old occlusal steer compiled a seasonal summary for Trites and partners Dean McLaughlin, Brad McLaughlin, and Mark Taylor. Starting from 29 games, the reading ratio was 11 -6-3. This victory was his 16th life.

To view Sunday's equestrian competition results, please click on the following link: Sunday Results-Truro Raceway.

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