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Nine horses go straight to Confederation Cup final

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Nine horses go straight to Confederation Cup final

May 5, 2016
Nine horses go straight to Confederation Cup final
With no eliminations necessary, an outstanding group of nine four-year-old pacers will compete in the 2016 Confederation Cup at Flamboro Downs.
 
The field of nine will battle for a purse of $244,000 on Sunday, May 15 in the Confederation Cup.
 
U.S. Horse of the Year Wiggle It Jiggleit headlines the field of nine. The George Teague stable star has won four of five starts to begin his four-year-old season.
 
Last year, Wiggle It Jiggleit won 22 of 26 starts for earnings of over $2.2 million en route to being named America’s Horse of the Year. His list of accolades also includes victories in The Meadowlands Pace, Little Brown Jug and Progress Pace.
 
Trained by Clyde Francis and driven by Montrell Teague, Wiggle It Jiggleit will prepare for the Confederation Cup in the Preferred Pace this Saturday at Mohawk Racetrack.
 
Here is the full group of nine four-year-old pacers, in alphabetical order, to enter the Confederation Cup.
 
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Drachan Hanover
My Hero Ron
National Seelster
Rock N Roll World
Rockin In Heaven
Rockin Ron
Rodeo Romeo
Wiggle It Jiggleit
 
The post position draw for the Confederation Cup will take place next week.
 
Post time for Confederation Cup night (Sunday, May 15) at Flamboro Downs is 6 p.m.

Fans on track for Confederation Cup night will be able to enjoy an exhibit floor, featuring sampling stations and industry booths, live music, a T-Shirt toss and a parachute drop (weather permitting).
 
Entertainment on the racing surface will also include a Miniature Race, a Racing Under Saddle Race and a Dachshund Dog Race. Meet and greets will follow each on track event.
 
Flamboro will once again play host to a canned food drive on Confederation Cup night. Fans and horseplayers are asked to bring a canned food item for the Good Shepherd Food Bank of Hamilton for the opportunity to win prizes.
 
For more details regarding all Flamboro Downs events, visit www.FlamboroDowns.com

— Mark McKelvie / WEG Standardbred Communications

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