Secret Reserve looks for smoother trip in Grade 2 Kennedy Road

At 0h53, on November 20, 2022 • By WOODBINE

Secret Reserve will chase his second graded stakes crown when he goes postward in Sunday’s Grade 2, $175,000 Kennedy Road, at Woodbine.

Trained by Mike Mattine for Carlo D’Amato and Stacey Van Camp, Secret Reserve will take on 10 rivals in the 6-furlong main track race for 3-year-olds and up.

The Ontario-bred heads into the Kennedy Road with a 5-1-2 mark from 11 starts. This season, the 4-year-old son of Giant Gizmo is 1-0-2 from four starts.

In his most recent effort, in the Grade 3 Vigil on September 25, Secret Reserve endured a difficult trip, where he was blocked and then steadied at the 3/16th pole, winding up third, 1 ½ lengths behind the winner, Lucky Score, who is also set to contest the Kennedy Road.

First post on Sunday’s 10-race card is 1:20 p.m.

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