The streak continues for Oceanview Rumours

CHARLOTTETOWN, PE – Oceanviews Rumours (Green Manalishi) made it five-in-a-row during P.E.I. Colt Stakes harness racing action Thursday evening at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park.

The two-year-old daughter of Green Manalishi commanded the front in her $18,500 P.E.I. Colt Stakes two-year-old trot filly division to win by three-lengths in 2:00.3 over Oceanview Nikki (Driven by Mike McGuigan) and Supreme Rockette (Gilles Barrieau). Adam Merner was at the lines of the winning filly for trainer Melissa Rennie and owners Bill Roloson, Scott Roloson and Joey Aylward.

The $18,120 three-year-old filly trot division of the P.E.I. Colt Stakes was won by Dusty Lane Wee (Marc Campbell) in 2:00.2 over Dusty Lane Mable (Corey MacPherson) and third-place Gettin Tipsy (McGuigan). Lenny Myers trains the daughter of EL Rocket for owners Garry MacDonald of Ontario and Ronnie Gass of Cornwall.

West River Jet (Ken MacDonald) was the best in the $18,500 P.E.I. Colt Stakes two-year-old trot colt race with a snappy 1:59.2 victory over Dusty Lane Gus (Merner) and race favourite Bless Me Father (Campbell). Clare MacDonald trains the EL Rocket gelding for Haley MacDonald of Stratford. The victory was a new track record for rookie trotting geldings, lowering Buckaroo’s 2:00.2 standard set in 2017. Southwind Arturo holds the overall two-year-old trot record at 1:58.3.

Rocket Blast (MacPherson) unloaded a six-and-three-quarter length romp in the three-year-old trotting colts P.E.I. Colt Stakes division in race 7 for a $18,120 pot. Carl Bagnall of Stratford owns and trains the son of EL Rocket. Lucky Ticket (David Dowling) was second best with Dusty Lane Darby (Merner) third.

Maggiesdelight (MacPherson) won the race 6 Animal Nutrition Association Of Canada Atlantic Division pace in overnight action stopping the clock in 1:54.1.

Campbell had a driving triple while Rennie notched three training wins on the program.

For complete race results, click here.

by Nicholas Oakes, for Red Shores