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Marcus Miller wins at Yonkers; Sears has 5

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October 16, 2012 | Print View

Marcus Miller declared that he was "the happiest person here" after he made a winning Yonkers Raceway debut Monday night.
 
Miller went the distance with odds-on favorite Domethatagain ($2.90) in the $19,000, seventh-race pace. The 3-year-old son of Bettor's Delight aired by 5˝ lengths, negotiating the sloppy surface in 1:53.1. Domethatgain is co-owned by Mystical Marker Farms, Peggy Hood and Mary Jane Anderson and trained by Miller's father, Erv.
 
It's the family connection which had the younger Miller pay a visit from his Chicagoland base, though Westchester was not originally part of the itinerary.
 
"I had planned to visit my family, because I hadn't seen their new farm (in Wind Gap, PA)," Marcus Miller said. "As it turned out, Brent (Holland), who had been driving both of dad's horses that raced tonight, began a suspension, so dad asked me to drive them.
 
"I knew Domethatagain is a talented colt (seasonal earnings approaching $120,000), but honestly, I was just hoping to get around there safe.
 
"I'd never been here (Yonkers) before, and I'm glad I was here tonight. It paid for my plane ticket."
 
Miller's other drive wasn't quite as memorable as he broke in the second turn with Back To The West and finished last in $19,000, 12th-race pace.
 
The 23-year-old Miller, who ranks second (to Mike Oosting) in wins at both Balmoral and Maywood, has made a name for himself the past four seasons. His career totals of more than 1,600 wins and $10 million in purses include personal bests in those categories of 501 and just over $3 million, both set in 2011. His 368 wins thus far in 2012 place him 13th in North America.
 
Also of note Monday night were the five wins--including four in a row--by Brian Sears.
 
The Raceway continues its normal five-night-per-week live schedule, with first post every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:10 PM. Evening simulcasting accompanies all live programs, with afternoon simulcasting available around the NYRA schedule. (Yonkers)

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