By Papo Morales, AmWest Entertainment Race 10 Queen’s Plate Stakes 1 1/4th Miles The highlight of Sunday’s racing takes us north to Woodbine for the 157th running of the Queen’s Plate Stakes. The race was first run in 1860 and was comprised of three one-mile heats. The inaugural winner was a horse by the name of Don Juan, who won two of the three races that day. There are no “heat” races for the modern

Mo Tom finally had clean trip in winning the $500K Ohio Derby Stakes at JACK ThistleDown Racino. Jockey Javier Castellano did a great job, sitting back early in ninth ofthe 10-horse field early in the 1 1/8-mile contest. He then moved Mo Tom wide and won going away by 3 lengths. Adventist finished 2nd. Papo Morales’ pre-race analysis. A full field of 10 three-year-olds looking for a Derby win, no not that Derby but rather

From Woodbine Entertainment CAMPBELLVILLE, June 18…Betting Line, driven by Dave Miller, demonstrated his off-the-pace talent by flying from fifth to first to win the $1 million Pepsi North America Cup, the richest pacing event in the world, Saturday at Mohawk Racetrack, by one length in a stakes, track and Canadian record equalling score of 1:47.4. The stakes record was originally lowered at Mohawk by Thinking Out Loud in 2012. Betting Line’s win in the 33rd

$1,408,071 Pick 6 Jackpot – Golden Gate Fields $11,314 Tri Super – Ruidoso Downs $11,298 Pick 6 Jackpot – Lone Star Park $11,169 Super High Five Jackpot – Woodbine $11,163 Super High Five – Pimlico $9,835 Pick 6 Jackpot – Gulfstream Park $8,117 Pick 6 – Hastings Racecourse $4,466 Pick 7 – Emerald Downs $1,657 Pick 6 Jackpot – Monmouth Park $1,105 Pick 5 – Prairie Meadows $1,019 Super High Five – Mountaineer Casino Racetrack