Tonight in London the eliminations for the Molson Pace took place, with some of the best Free For Allers in North America flashing swords. It turned out to be a sad night, and a weird night.
In the first elim, $2.3M winner Maltese Artist was well on his way to victory when he appeared to take a bad step. He was vanned off.
In elimination two, Shadow Play, a horse who owns a World Record on a half, raced very poorly, being a well-beaten last. He was the 3-5 chalk.
Next week the final could still be a very good one, though, and it goes for 280 large.
Full report at the Harness Edge. Update - Maltese Artist was put down.
Elim 2 via Youtube, Foiled Again.
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