Hope springs eternal for Hope Tu Place
08-Sep-2010 08:56 PM NZT
It took Hope Tu Place a couple of starts following the vacation to get back to form, but she's certainly there now with back-to-back scores for harness racing owner Maurice Sigmon and trainer Kennedy Lindsey.»»»

Being tighter and not suffering from jetlag saw Nittany Linebacker rebound. Open 2 Handicap pacers, racing for a $5,200 harness racing purse, were featured at Cal-Expo on Saturday night (September 4), on which Nittany Linebacker left no doubt. »»»

The tempo forced a strategy change, but Calzone was up to the challenge once again. Harness racing open 2 Handicap Trotters, racing for a $5,200 purse, were featured at Cal-Expo on Friday night (September 3), on which Calzone showed his durability. »»»

A track bias that clearly favored closers had no bearing on Gee Gee Cyril Lee from wiring a field for his sixth straight harness racing win. Claiming handicap pacers, racing for a purse of $3,900, were co-featured at Cal-Expo on a hot Thursday night (September 2), on which Gee Gee Cyril Lee paced to the fastest mile of the young summer/fall/winter meet.»»»

Gee Gee Cyril Lee, who has rattled off five wins in a row; and Western Hurricane, who has accounted for two of his three appearances at this meeting, have top harness racing billing in the $3,900 Cal-Expo co-features on Thursday's (September 2) program.»»»