The Guardian (Charlottetown)

Cheverie sweeps feature races

Nogreatmis­chief, Holy Molie Maggie victorious at CDP

- Results, B4; compiled by Nicholas Oakes for Red Shores.

A first-over attack sealed the deal for Nogreatmis­chief in Thursday’s feature at Red Shores at the Charlottet­own Driving Park.

Walter Cheverie engineered the winning trip in the $2,100 feature event aboard the sixyear-old son of Bettor’s Delight that he also trains and co-owns with John Thompson of Charlottet­own. Nogreatmis­chief chased down tempo-setter Starcastic (Driven by Brian MacPhee) after fractions of 28.4, 57.1 and 1:26.3 then unleashed a 28.2 closing panel to win by a neck in 1:55.2.

Elm Grove Kaboom (Earl Smith) finished second with Narraganse­tt (Jason Hughes) completing the triactor.

Holy Molie Maggie landed in the winner’s circle in the top trot event of the night for a $1,700 pot. It was the first part of the Cheverie driving double feature sweep, as he was in the bike for the 1:59.4 victory for coowner and trainer Jeff Holmes of Orwell and co-owner Trevor MacDonald of Vernon Bridge. Second place went to I Aint No Lady (Hughes) with Professor Gordon (Terry Gallant) getting the show prize.

Tempo Seelster won the $1,600 back-up pace in 1:56.2 to double up driver Hughes, who was at the lines for ownertrain­er Vincent Poulton of Charlottet­own. Simon Said (Cheverie) was second in the class with IDK (Ken Murphy) third.

Gary Chappell had a driving double with Western Sexy in 1:59.2 for Jason Sherry of Kensington and Female Finesse in 1:58.1 for trainer William White of Murray River.

Ken Murphy was victorious in Races 4 and 5 with Cajun Fiddle in 2:00.4 for trainer Mike Campbell and with Diamond Mine in 2:02.1 for Cindy MacDonald of Montague.

Live racing continues Saturday at 6 p.m. in Charlottet­own and Sunday at 1 p.m. at Red Shores at the Summerside Raceway.

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