Cinderella splits strong

A pair of $65,000 divisions of the Cinderella stake on Friday's program at Maywood Park drew some of the best 3-year-old pacing fillies in North America. The second race seven-horse field is particularly strong.



The early favoritism is divided among a trio of distaffers - the Bob McIntosh trainee Belovedangel (2-1, John Campbell), last season's Dan Patch freshman filly winner Restive Hanover (5-2, Andy Miller) from the Erv Miller Stable, and Illinois champion Brianna Joy (3-1, Eric Ledford), already an 11-time season winner for the Seldon Ledford barn.



The first division also lured Sleazebiscuit (10-1, Mike Oosting), Prisoner Of Love (30-1, Dave Miller), Latte Lady (6-1, Tony Morgan) and Fox Valley Zena (6-1, Tim Tetrick).



The ninth race second Cinderella division is also loaded. The co-favorites are Virgil Morgan's Mistletoe Shalee champion Chotat Milk (2-1, Brent Holland) and Maytime Hall (5-2, John Campbell), winner of four of her last six starts including stakes triumphs in a Hayes (Du Quoin) and a Review (Springfield).



Red Hot Dame (8-1, Brian Sears), Digga Digga (9-2, Pat Berry), Calling Card (6-1, Tim Tetrick), Life's Omen (8-1, Andy Miller), She Likes It All (15-1, Dave Magee) and Filly's Victory (20-1, Jason Dillander) are the challengers.

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