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Tim Tetrick at Balmoral Tuesday night

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October 01, 2007 Send To A Friend  | Print View

Tim Tetrick will be piloting horses at Balmoral on Tuesday night, deciding to return home to drive Gloria Wyoming in the $120,000 Lady Lincoln Land Stakes. The 2-year-old filly has post six in the featured fifth event for Illinois-bred trotting distaffs.

“The owners are from Fairfield, Il., near my hometown,” Tetrick said. “And the trainer—Ken Collier—is an old family friend. He asked me to drive this filly, and I thought it would be a good chance to come home for a day.”

Tetrick, a native of Geff, Ill., leads all harness drivers in North America in both wins (890) and earnings ($13,573,370).

“I'm really working on getting that record,” Tetrick said, referring to the all time record of the most wins in one season set by Walter Case, Jr. of 1,076 in 1998. Only Tony Morgan—another former leading Chicago reinsman—has come close when he piloted 1,007 winners in 2006.

If his current roll continues, Tetrick looks sure to snare both the wins and earning titles, a feat unequaled since 1991 when driver Jack Moiseyev led in both categories.
 
Tetrick moved from Chicago in the fall of 2006, and recently bought a house in New Jersey, so he could be close to the many East Coast racing venues.

“It's a long way from home, to be sure,” Tetrick said. “But as a catch driver, you have to go where the money is, and right now, it's out East."

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