Three Truths seeks redemption at Summerside

SUMMERSIDE, PE – Three Truths (Shadow Play) was looking for racing room his last start and will now look for redemption in the featured harness racing pace Friday evening at Red Shores at the Summerside Raceway.

The Prince County oval has 12-dashes scheduled for a 6:30 P.M. start time with Three Truths controlling the rail in the race 11 top event.

Marc Campbell drives the Kyle Wilkie trainee for owners Tara Harper, Jason Rice and Tyler and Ryan Wilkie in the $2,900 featured event. Three Truths was caught in his last start at Exhibition Park Raceway and will vye for the top prize on Friday against five rivals.

Multiple Summerside top class winner Moonwriter has post 2 in the field for driver David Dowling and trainer Colin Johnson fresh off a fifth place finish his last start at this level while race timed in 1:55.2. Nogreatmischief was second in that race and has post 6 this week for trainer-driver Walter Cheverie.

Also in the field are Coasttocoastshark (To be driven by Devon Wallace), Dylan Sam (Ken Murphy) and My Land (Damian MacLellan).

The Backstretch Beat in Friday’s card likes Three Truths on top.

“Three Truths was locked in solid his last start at Exhibition Park Raceway and had to settle for second. He will be excited to see some open air in his face tonight, so we see them going all the way to the winner’s circle.”

 Panimal Kingdom is top choice in the race 9 back-up class for a $2,500 purse for driver Dowling and trainer Johnson. Debbie Element and Bobbi Jo Matheson share ownership of the 17-time winner who was victorious on June 10 in 1:58 flat.

Newcomer Wild River Coyotee has post 3 with Corey MacPherson aboard for new trainer James Barlow and owners Cory and Laura Walsh of North Wiltshire. The Shadow Play five-year-old had been racing at Rideau Carleton Raceway outside Ottawa in the $10,000 claiming ranks.

Catch all the action live at the track or tune into the worldwide broadcast at Redshores.ca. Online wagering is available at HPIBet.com.

by Nicholas Oakes, for Red Shores