Knows Nothing Still Undefeated The post position gods weren’t very kind to Knows Nothing when the overnight sheet came out earlier this week for the $50,000 Tie Silk Series Final, but the colt didn’t let his Post 9 perch keep him from keeping his undefeated record intact.
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1st Knows Nothing (b,c,3 - Kadabra-Savvy Yankee-Balanced Image) Owner: Al J Libfeld,Pickering-Marvin Katz,Toronto-Mac T Nichol,Burlington-J Gillis G Stay,Hillsburgh,ON
2nd Cold Certified (br,g,3 - Kadabra-I Like Stephanie-Ilooklikemymom) Owner: Gary J Lance,Port Perry,ON
3rd Midfield Magic (b,g,3 - Kadabra-Midori Hanover-Sierra Kosmos) Owner: Franco Cianci,St-Laurent-Isidoro Russo,Montreal-Vincenzo Monticciolo,Laval,QC-John D Fielding,Toronto,ON
Knows Nothing - A son of Kadabra-Savvy Yankee
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Nothing Still Undefeated The post position gods weren’t very kind to Knows Nothing
when the overnight sheet came out earlier this week for the $50,000 Tie Silk
Series Final, but the colt didn’t let his Post 9 perch keep him from keeping
his undefeated record intact.
The three-year-old son of Kadabra-Savvy Yankee dug down deep in the late stages of the trotting tilt to win in a career-best clocking of 1:56.1, knocking off a dead game Cold Certified who did a good deal of the road work in what turned out to be a two-horse race.
Knows Nothing and driver Jody Jamieson were parked by Cimeronken past the quarter pole in :28.2 before working his way to the top. The lead was a short-lived one for Knows Nothing, who came under attack from Cold Certified in the backstretch. That foe sprinted to the top and led the group of ten to the mid-way point in :57.1. Knows Nothing re-pulled on the leader at the mid-way point of the final turn, and there wasn’t much separating them at the three-quarter marker in 1:25.3. Both colts were tired as they continued their battle into the wind, but Knows Nothing managed to inch past a very determined Cold Certified in the closing strides. Midfield Magic was a distant third.
“That was a big effort from him tonight,” Jamieson said following the win. “Given tonight’s unfavourable track conditions due to the wind, I thought his performance was terrific. The sky’s the limit of what this horse can achieve. He’s got great breeding and all the right attributes. He’s still a green colt, but he can really trot for a piece of a mile. He’s on the right track.”
Jeff Gillis, who shares ownership on the colt via the J Gillis G Stay stable, trains the lightly-raced youngster for Al Libfeld, Marvin Katz and Mac Nichol. The $25,000 payday lifts the trotter’s lifetime earnings to $49,000.
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