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Flip For Love wins Pompano photo

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April 17, 2010 Send To A Friend  | Print View

They raced a mile to finish almost inseparable in the photo finish of the $15,000 Mares Open Handicap Pace on the Friday night program at the Isle Casino Racing Pompano Park.
 
Under a steady light drizzle the first quarter of the weekly top distaff contest in South Florida was hotly disputed as Wild Ride Hanover with Gaston Lareau parked out Major Trap in rein to David Ingraham in :27.1. Major Trap briefly cleared the lead only to have Flip For Love with Wally Hennessey in the bike moving up to take over early in the second quarter.
 
Flip For Love would never get the luxury of a breather. Race favorite I'm Just Special with Kevin Wallis in tow battled early for the lead but had to back off to fifth position. At the quarter though, I'm Just Special was on the move and up to challenge Flip For Love at the half in :54.4 and to the final turn in 1:23.2. In the stretch, Flip For Love and I'm Just Special battled all the way to end. In the photo it appeared the margin of victory for Flip For Love was a scant matter of inches. Wild Ride Hanover followed well back for third.
 
Flip For Love thus recorded her sixth win in 14 trips this year for season's earnings of almost $47,000. Dan Hennessey trains the 5-year-old Riverboat King-Triple Flip mare for Gary Greenhouse, Harvey Friedman and Ron Rubenstein of New York. Earlier this meet it was this mare that carried driver Hennessey to his milestone career win 7,500.
 
The 53-year-old Kevin Wallis led all drivers on Friday night in South Florida by bringing home three winners, which brings his lifetime win total in the bike to 8,998.
 
His winners included Cape Cove Daisy in $7,500 purse Mares Open-3 Pace (1:54.3), Nonuknlady in the $6,000 purse Mares Open-4 Pace (1:55.2), and three year old Hurricane Howard in 1:56.3.
 
Wallis stands a great chance to reach the 9,000 career wins plateau on the Saturday program at 7:05 p.m. since he is scheduled for duty in nine out of 10 races. (Pompano)

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