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Filly scores easy win in Blossom final

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April 17, 2008 Send To A Friend  | Print View

The undefeated 3-year-old pacing filly Tug River Princess extended her streak to 12 races in the $68,900 Blossom final on Wednesday night at the Meadowlands.
 
Driver John Campbell brushed Tug River Princess to the lead earlier than he had intended as the field crawled through a :29.3 opening quarter. She paced comfortably down the backstretch and easily repelled the challenge of Erma La Em on the final turn. Tug River Princess pulled away to a 3 ¼-length victory over the pocket sitter Cheyenne Trish in 1:53. Sent off the 1-9 favorite, she paid $2.10 to win.
 
To see the video replay of the race, sponsored by Peninsula Farm, click here.
 
“We were going a very slow clip,” Campbell noted. “She’s actually better off the pace, but with the fractions the way they were, I just moved her on to the front and it worked out well. She’s never been tired, that’s one quality I’ve noticed about her. She will be, eventually when the racing gets tougher. In the starts she’s had, she’s been very longwinded and never gets tired as they reach the wire. She’s much better off cover and I think she’s got the chance to compete with the top fillies. If she gets in and they’re going faster fractions, I think she’ll have a real good kick going home.”

Tug River Princess, trained by Ross Croghan, also swept the Tender Loving Care Series in February at the Meadowlands. The partnership of Let It Ride Stables and Robert Cooper purchased the daughter of Badlands Hanover from her breeder and previous owner Michael Tait on March 27, and Jerry Silva later purchased an interest. Tug River Princess is eligible to the $350,000 Mistletoe Shalee, the premier event for pacing fillies to be raced during the Championship Meet at the Meadowlands. The Mistletoe Shalee will be raced on Hambletonian Day, Aug. 2. (with files from Meadowlands)
 
 

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