By Nicholas Oakes For Red Shores<\/p>\n
SUMMERSIDE, PE \u2013 After winning the Nova Scotia leg of the Gamester-Pinkney Cup Keith Legge will team up with race favourite Western Phil in the Championship Final Tuesday evening at Red Shores at the Summerside Raceway.<\/p>\n
The western oval has 14-dashes set for a 6 P.M. opening post time with Western Phil and Legge the morning line favourite from post 7 in the race 7 Gamester-Pinkney Cup Final. The series, named after legendary Atlantic Canadian Horsemen Byron Gamester and Phil Pinkney, is for drivers 30 years and younger with less than 100 lifetime wins.<\/p>\n
The eight-horse field also has La Vie En Rose (Driven by Kyle Desroche), Bohannon (Jaycob Sweet), JJ Patrick (Brady Sweet), Bump In The Road (Brett Leblanc), Bold N Bad (Brett Clow), Late Night Dealer (Keigan Madden) and Top Of Her Trade (Ryder Rennison).<\/p>\n
The Post Time picks calls the dash wide open while selecting JJ Patrick to win.<\/p>\n
\u201cYour guess is as good as ours on what is about to happen in this wide-open field. Brady Sweet was the leading driver in Charlottetown earlier this season so he knows how to put a horse in position. We think JJ Patrick can get it all.\u201d<\/p>\n
The evening top class lines up in race 13 with Wind Blown (Paul Langille) looking to repeat his Aug. 20 victory from post 1 for trainer Phil Sizer and owners Doug Polley Jr., and Doug Polley Sr. The free-legged son of Mach Three went all the way by open lengths that day in 1:53.1. This week, he takes on Rockin Corona (Darren Crowe), Tony Too Tall (Myles Heffernan Sr.), Woodmere Ideal Art (Jason Hughes) and American Risk (Corey MacPherson).<\/p>\n