Sent off at odds of 50-1 against the likes of dominant fillies like Bella Dolce, Warrawee June, and Somebody To Love, Kadealia and Jack Moiseyev led from wire to wire as the snow and wind continued on this blustery night.

Paul MacDonell, looking for his fourth OSS victory of the night, brought Bella Dolce up to challenge at the three-quarter marker, but his filly rolled off-stride, leaving Kadealia to cruise home to win by a length over the helmet-riding Only Lonely (Trevor Ritchie), in 1:59.1.

Randy Waples hustled Pasadena Princess up for the show spot, while favoured fillies Somebody To Love, Warrawee June, and Whatta Hotty all had breaks sometime during the mile to put themselves out of contention.

Kadelia OSS Super Final 3 yo trotting fillies $300,000

Brenda Teague trains Kadealia, a daughter of Kadabra who had only one previous win on her dance card in 26 tries. The surprise effort has more than doubled her earnings for owner Elmer Fannin of Lincoln, Delaware.

Karen Briggs