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Junior Trendsetter show finisher big at Meadows

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April 09, 2013 | Print View

Fresh from a stint at the Meadowlands that sharpened him, Terror High overpowered the field in Tuesday's Schoolkids Pace at The Meadows, scoring on the front end in a blistering 1:52.3.
 
The opening leg of the series for 3-year-old colt and gelding pacers, named for the fast-class pacer Schoolkids who is still performing at The Meadows, was conducted over three divisions, with Counterterror and Tempster Hanover taking the other $11,250 splits.
 
Unraced at age two, Terror High finished third in the Junior Trendsetter final and followed that by taking a NW2 event. In the Schoolkids, he grabbed the early lead for Brett Miller and went on to an unchallenged victory, 2-1/4 lengths better than the pocket-sitting Dew N Doughnuts. Beamer Blue Chip was well back in third.
 
Del S. Miller trains Terror High, a Western Terror-Summer Artist gelding, for Chris Ryder, Max Wernick, Tamra Wernick and Robert Mondillo.
 
In the $18,000 Preferred Handicap Trot, Big And Little pulled off a first-over, 12-1 shocker in a career-best 1:53.2 for Brian Zendt, trainer Bill Zendt and owner Gary Saul. Y-Dat was second, 3-1/2 lengths back, with SJ's Super Star third. A 5-year-old SJ's Caviar-Penn Peachi Lane gelding, Big And Little now boasts $186,820 in lifetime earnings.
 
Dave Palone shrugged off the injuries suffered in a spill Monday and completed all 12 of his assignments, notching three wins. (The Meadows)

 


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