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Prayer I Am wins KYSS

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September 10, 2006 Send To A Friend  | Print View

Driver Jeff Cullipher and owner Roy Dobbins scored the biggest wins of their careers Sunday night at The Red Mile as Prayer I Am scored a 2:02 upset victory over a "good" track in the $200,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes final for 2-year-old colt trotters.

Sitting at the back of the field through most of the distance, Cullipher closed up the inside before finding room in mid stretch to go on to the victory. Twin B Navigator (Dan Shetler) was second with Main Stage (Kim Ireland) holding on for third after leading from the quarter on.

A son of Like A Prayer, Prayer I Am is a homebred of Dobbins' Sand Mt. Stables of Bryant, Al. Kevin Thomas is the trainer. The win was Prayer I Am's first in five career starts.

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