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Je Suis Si Belle ($2.10) crushed the Buffalo Raceway 3-year-old filly mark of 1:57 set in 2018 by Fury Road and in 2019 by Amal Hall by covering the mile in 1:56.1 over the fast track. The record time also equaled the all-aged filly and mare trotting standard registered by Chelseas Chance in 2018.
Tap Me Blue Chip set wicked splits to set up Je Suis Si Belle (Andy Miller) for the big performance. With fractions of :28.1, :57.3 and 1:27, Tap Me Blue Chip heard the sounds of hoofbeats from Je Suis Si Belle on the outside just past the three quarter marker.
She had no answers after that as Je Suis Si Belle stomped out a final panel of :29 in collecting the easy 3-3/4 length score. Tap Me Blue Chip (Tyler Buter) and Blazin Chally (Kyle Cummings) finished in a dead heat for second.
A winner of three in a row now in Excelsior A competition, Je Suis Si Belle (out of Somebody Love Me) is trained by Julie Miller. The victory upped her yearly bankroll to $22,500 and $89,785 lifetime.
Bomb Hugger took the first $57,000 NYSS event with a front-stepping neck victory over a hard-charging She’s A Scorcher in 1:57.2. Pure Countess (Jim Morrill Jr.) was third.
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With fractions of :29.1, :59.2 and 1:28.2, Bomb Hugger (Chapter Seven-Stylemaker) had enough left in the shadow of the wire to post her second win of 2022 in six appearances. The victory moved her earnings to $50,647 on the campaign and $156,780 lifetime. Bomb Hugger is owned by Thestable Bomb Hugger Group and is conditioned by Ryan Swift.
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Gettinmystepsin (Andy Miller) showed the way early with times of :30.2, 1:00.0 and 1:30.1 but a last gasp effort from the pocket sitting Cash Infusion stole the victory by a neck. Seven On The Rocks (John Stark Jr.) regrouped in time to take the show spot.
In the other $15,000 Excelsior A race, We Could Be Heros (Credit Winner, Buter) notched a huge $32.40 upset win over Deli Tessel (Jimmy Whittemore) in 1:59.2 in a four-horse field.
Justin Irvine, Morrill Jr. and Drew Monti all had doubles on the program with Swift producing four victories on the training side of the ledger.
Racing will continue on Friday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. with a nine-race card slated.
For complete race results, click here.
by Brian J. Mazurek, for Buffalo Raceway