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At the Black Book Yearling Sale in 2006, Ken Sucee bought back an Art Major filly by the name of Arts Diva, on behalf of her co-breeder, Dr. David Legge, for $20,000. Then, over the next five years, Ken trained her to earnings of almost $700,000. Fast forward to 2020, and after a very solid career as a broodmare, Sucee and the Legge brothers named her final foal -- a Bettors Delight filly -- One Last Wish.
Sophomore pacing fillies took the track at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Thursday (Sept. 28) evening in two Ontario Sires Stakes Gold divisions, each the fifth leg of the series and worth a $101,300 prize. Momentary Control and One Last Wish took their respective splits, each posting a 1:51.1 achievement in their miles.
A hefty field of eleven sophomore pacing fillies went to the gate in the $199,900 Ontario Sires Stakes Gold Leg 2 at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Tuesday (July 18) evening and One Last Wish dominated the class.
One Last Wish (Bettors Delight) took the first Ontario Sires Stakes Gold victory of her harness racing career and a new mark in a rich $199,900 sole division of the second leg for three-year-old pacing fillies at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Tuesday (Jul. 18). Paul MacDonell placed her in the pocket, letting Big Big Plans
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