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Gaitway Gal completes sibling sire stakes double

15 December 2022
in Top 4, USA
by Harnesslink
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DOVER, Del. — Much like her little brother, Gaitway Guy, did in the November Delaware Standardbred Breeders’ Fund series for rookie pacing colts and geldings, the GTY Stable’s homebred Gaitway Gal (Delmarvalous-Brussels Hanover) swept through the fall DSBF series for 3-year-old harness racing pacing fillies, capping that sweep with a 1:55.3 win in Wednesday’s (Dec. 14) $100,000 divisional championship at Bally’s Dover.

Gaitway Gal and driver Pat Berry (Fotowon Photo)

Pat Berry floated Gaitway Gal into third early while 36-1 long shot Odds On Surfer Gal (driven by Corey Callahan) strode clear from post seven to control a :27.3 first quarter. Gaitway Gal brushed to the fore with a lap to go and controlled a :56.1 half before fending off a stout first-over challenge from 2-5 favorite Shabby Chic (Tim Tetrick) through three-quarters in 1:25.4.

After shrugging off Shabby Chic’s challenge through the far turn, Gaitway Gal asserted herself in the stretch and won by 3-1/2 widening lengths. Shabby Chic preserved second; Odds On Surfer Gal maintained third after gapping the pocket behind the backstretch duel.

From left: Paddock groom Tony Johnson, Gaitway Gal, driver Pat Berry, and trainer Jeff Smith are presented with the DSBF trophy by Jack Burke, general manager of Winbak Farm (Fotowon Photo)

Gaitway Gal has now won 11 of 18 career starts and has banked $227,304. Jeff Smith trains the filly, who paid $5.20 to win as the 8-5 second choice.

GAITWAY GAL REPLAY

In the $20,000 consolation, Smokey’s Passion (Roddy’s Bags Again-Ash Larue) won gate-to-wire in 1:57.2, defeating Spin Girlfrin’ by a widening three lengths. Tony Morgan drove the filly, who paid $3.60 to win, for owner Jeffery Clark and trainer Eric Davis.

SMOKEY’S PASSION REPLAY

The 2022 DSBF season culminates Thursday (Dec. 15) with the $100,000 championship event for 3-year-old pacing colts and geldings, carded as the 10th race on a 14-race card at Bally’s Dover. First post is 4:30 p.m.

For complete race results, click here.

From the Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund

Tags: Bally's Dover DownsDelaware Standardbred Breeders FundJeff SmithPat BerryUnited States Harness Racing
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