Three straight scores for Kingston Panic

At 12h29, on September 18, 2023 By Steven Wolf

After winning his $65,000 division of the Quebec Championship Finals last week, Kingston Panic (Sportswriter) came right back to the Hippodrome 3R Sunday (Sept. 17) afternoon and notched his third straight win.

Competing in the 7th race pace, It was Spectrum Seelster (Pascal Berube) that cut the mile from the start with Maximus GB (Danny Darveau) sitting the pocket trip as they sped by the first quarter in :28.1 and the half mile in :57.4.

Then it was Kingston Panic and driver Robert Shepherd, the wagering favorite, moving first-over and pressuring Spectrum Seelster to the three-quarters in 1:26.3. But Spectrum Seelster was not giving up and kept Kingston Panic parked out around the final turn.

It was not until deep stretch that Kingston Panic was able to pass by Spectrum Seelster to win by three-quarters of a length in 1:56.1. Maximus GB was third.

Trained by David Pilon, Kingston Panic is owned and bred by the estate of Brian Paquet and paid $3.00 to win.

In the 10th race Preferred Pace, Born A Rebel (Betterthancheddar) and driver Stephane Brosseau were able to find clearance from post nine and go to the lead and never looked back, upsetting the field at odds of 13-1 with a one length triumph in 1:57 over Uncontrollable (Francis Picard) with Kiss Me Bad (Steven Gagnon) third.

It was the fifth win on the year for Born A Rebel, who is owned and trained by Jack Reid and paid $29.70 to win.

Track Notes: Robert Shepherd led the day with a driving triple. Both Stephane Brosseau and Marie-Claude Auger had driving doubles. Both Jack Reid and Pierre Leclerc had training doubles. Live racing resumes next Sunday (Sept. 24) with first race post time at 12:00 noon.

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