Pocono: Two-year-old filly trotters showcased in Tuesday's PA All-Stars

Tyler Buter (career driving wins: 4,302) and Cody Schadel (career training wins: four) each had two winners during Tuesday afternoon's four $30,000 divisions of the Pennsylvania All-Stars event for 2-year-old trotting fillies at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania.

Buter guided the fastest freshman filly in the International Moni-Box Of Gifts miss International Gift, who had made a break in a Sire Stakes in her first purse start but who today was on her best behavior while winning in 1:56 2/5, posting identical halves on the engine. Trainer George Ducharme co-owns the swift miss with Nicola Oliva.

Tyler also brought the 17-1 shot Hop To It wide from last at the three-quarters and avoided inside stretch confusion, defeating favored Nora Pearl by a nose in 1:59 3/5 to add a first to the second in her other career purse start. The Bar Hopping-Spellyuptothebar filly is trained by Donna Marshall for Robert and Kenneth Mc Nerney along with Glen Vetrano.

The 21-year-old Schadel has been driving at the state's fairs for several years now, but he has had his training license for less than a month now. Tuesday he had success with Loveyouinbunches, a Fordham Road-Lovebeinglucky distaff who has now added an All-Stars division to a 1:58 Meadows Sire Stakes triumph and is undefeated in three purse races, with his father Todd taking the filly coast-to-coast here in 1:58 2/5 (58 second back-half and 28 4/5 last quarter). Todd and Christine Schadel co-own the talented baby with Rick and Regina Beinhauer.

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Another daughter of International Moni, Jakarta Hanover (dam Janderson) was Cody's second stakes success story, with Andy Miller catch-driving her to a 1:58 win, setting a slowish pace and then sprinting home in 28 1/5. Second in a Sire Stakes in her only other purse outing, Jakarta Hanover is owned by Todd Schadel and Jim Simpson.

Pocono currently races on Saturdays, Mondays, and Tuesday at 1 p.m. and on Sundays at 6 p.m., with Sire Stakes 2-year-old pacing fillies going postward on the Sunday card.

--press release (PHHA/Pocono)--