The Meadows: Little Road, Shemightbetheone deliver in Keystone Classics

Little Road and Shemightbetheone got the job done in $24,775 Keystone Classic splits for sophomore trotting fillies on Friday afternoon at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows.

Pennsylvania Sire Stakes champion Little Road (Brady Brown) won the first division in 1:53 3/5 after she led the way through stations of 28 2/5, 57 1/5 and 1:25 4/5. Misty Blue (Aaron Merriman) was second from the pocket, 1 3/4 lengths behind Little Road, and Amber Ale Hanover (Justin Irvine) came in third.

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A daughter of Fordham Road, Little Road was bred by owner/trainer Roger Hammer. Little Road has 15 wins, four seconds and two thirds from 24 starts, has put away $360,650 and paid $2.20 to win as the 1-9 favorite.

In the other section I Take The Cake (Ronnie Wrenn Jr.) was on top at the 27 2/5 quarter, 56 4/5 half and 1:26 1/5, but in the stretch Shemightbetheone (Dave Palone) rallied in the passing lane and nosed out I Take The Cake in a 1:54 1/5 mile. Wendalyn Hanover (Irvine) finished third.

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By Captain Corey, Shemightbetheone was sent out by Pat Lachance for owner Ecurie Csl. The victorious Hanover Shoe Farms-bred has a summary of 6-5-2 from 20 outings, has pocketed $124,713 and returned $3.60 to win as the 4-5 choice.