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Spice Queen's winning streak snapped

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August 30, 2007 Send To A Friend  | Print View

Spice Queen’s winning streak hit a sour note when she broke stride and finished seventh in a $27,400 division of New Jersey Sire Stakes for three-year-old trotting fillies on Thursday at Freehold Raceway.
 
Spice Queen, the odds on favorite driven by David Miller and trained by Erv Miller, had won seven in a row before this miscue on the turn for home, surrounded by two other breaking fillies. All seven of the wins for the daughter of Yankee Glide came this year.

Picking up the pieces in the second race, the first of two second leg divisions, was Keystone Celeste [$24.60, $24.60, $9.40], who scored her seventh win in 13 starts this year, trotting the mile in 1:57.4. The daughter of Yankee Glide is trained, driven and owned by Todd Schadel of Gratz, PA.

It was a length and a half to Financial Glider [by Yankee Glide] in second and five and a quarter to Batbreaker [Muscles Yankee] in third.

In the $27,400 second division, the fifth race, Victoria Volo [$8.00, $4.80, $2.80], who had been second in her last three starts, reached the winner’s circle with a 1:58.2 mile, a length and a half ahead of Resortful [Dream Vacation] and Chez Lucie [Malabar Man].

Victoria Volo, a daughter of Dream Vacation, is owned by L&L DeVisser LLC of Holland, MI. David Miller drove the trotter for trainer Jim Campbell. It was Victoria Volo’s second win with three seconds and one third in nine starts this year. (NJSS)


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