By Nicholas Oakes For Red Shores<\/p>\n
CHARLOTTETOWN, PE \u2013 Sitting on a pair of seconds, Tobins Future will try to go one better in the Thursday evening featured pace at Red Shores Racetrack and Casino at the Charlottetown Driving Park.<\/p>\n
The capital oval has a 12-dash presentation starting at 6 P.M., with the featured Grand Slam Of Curling Pace taking place in race 11 for a $2,900 purse.<\/p>\n
Corey MacPherson will drive post 2 starter and morning line favourite Tobins Future for co-owner and trainer Jason Biggar and co-owner Robyn Wilson of Miscouche. The four-year-old daughter of Arthur Blue Chip has prevailed 11 times from 47 lifetime starts and was a runner-up her last two outings.<\/p>\n
The ultra-consistent Woodmere Rollily (To be driven by Adam Merner) has post 5 in the field of seven with six wins, eight seconds and three thirds on the campaign.<\/p>\n
Lady Devine (David Dowling) is listed as the second choice at 3-1 odds for leading trainer Jennifer Doyle.<\/p>\n
Also in the field are Topville Angelina (Gilles Barrieau), Redland Misspretty (Paul Langille), Dollys Sky (Kyle Desroche) and Rock The Baby (Marc Campbell).<\/p>\n
The Post Time Picks go a different route in settling for railsitter Topville Angelina to win at 4-1 in the morning line odds.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe loved the way Topville Angelina raced two back drafting all the way before reaching up for the narrow victory. It looks like a similar trip could be in the works so we\u2019re putting her in the win column.\u201d<\/p>\n
The $3,450 Open Trot hits the track in race 9 with Chasin Dreams (Merner) the top choice from post 3 for owner Elly Stafford of Conception Bay South, Newfoundland & Labrador. Landon Campbell trains the nine-year-old son of Credit Winner. Other top entries include Irish Ray (Marc Campbell) and New Legacy (Jason Hughes).<\/p>\n
Race 4 is the Clan Sinclair Association of Canada pace. Georges Credit (Dowling) is the top pick from post 2 for owner-trainer Phil Kelly over post 1 starter Little Taggs (Merner) and Moonwriter (Keith Ford) from post 3.<\/p>\n