The Guardian (Charlottetown)

Consolatio­n action features lifetime bests

- Compiled by Nicholas Oakes for Red Shores.

Some new speed badges were earned Saturday as the Atlantic Breeders Crown consolatio­ns highlighte­d the harness racing program at Red Shores at the Charlottet­own Driving Park.

JJ Powerball has a new career best after a 1:57.1 win in the $5,000 two-year-old pacing colts consolatio­n.

Marc Campbell engineered the nine-length win for trainer Austin Sorrie and owners Walter Simmons of Summerside and Tammy Collings of Hazel Brook.

Tobins Terror delivered as the favourite in the $5,000 twoyear-old pacing fillies consolatio­n.

It was one of two wins on the card for trainer-driver Gary Chappell. Owned by Boyd MacDonald Produce Ltd., of Crapaud and Daniel Ross of Belfast, the time of the mile was a lifetime best of 1:59.1 for the daughter of Stonebridg­e Terror.

Glenview Paisley got up for a neck decision in the $5,000 three-year-old pacing filly consolatio­n in 1:58.4.

The daughter of Immachulat­e was driven by Ernie Laffin for trainer Dave Carey and owner Ronald Harris of Truro, N.S.

Cowboys Dont Cry went gateto-wire in a 1:55.3 career-best performanc­e with Corey MacPherson in the race bike in the $5,000 three-year-old pacing colt consolatio­n.

Kevin MacLean trains the pacer for owners Reg MacPherson and David MacKenzie of Stratford and Aaron MacKenzie of Winsloe.

Gilles Barrieau and Campbell also scored driving doubles on the card.

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