‘Best’ Behavior Illicit Behavior was pure class on Saturday night at Mohawk, capturing his $30,000 Ontario Sires Stakes Grassroots leg-five contest at 24-1. The stellar showing with Bob McClure in the race bike marked the 3-year-old Bettor’s Delight colt’s second victory from nine starts this season and fifth from 24 appearances altogether (5-4-4; $114,390). Trained by Shawn Steacy for owners Landmark 18 Racing Stable, Hudson Standrdbrd Stb, and David Reid, Illicit Behavior paid $51. Illicit Behavior. New Image Media Question answered Lou Who made his identity known with a gate-to-wire triumph in Saturday’s fifth. Trained by Laura Toscani and driven by Steven Hudon, both of whom share ownership of the Dancin Lou colt with John Henderson, Lou Who crossed the wire 1 ¼ lengths clear of 22-1 foe Smilin Pete. The tally in a personal-best 1:50.3 elevated the 3-year-old pacer to a record of 2-3-3 across 29 starts ($50,495 in purse earnings). Sent off at 13-1, Lou Who paid $28.20. Lou Who. New Image Media Fortune told A six-year-old son of Muscle Mass, Crystal Baller flexed his muscles in Sunday’s fifth dash. Driven by Bob McClure for trainer Alan Fair, the bay gelding opened up a big early lead and never looked back on his way to a confident 3 1/2-length score in a time of 1:53.4. With the win, Crystal Baller, owned by Elizabeth Fair, is now 12-15-15 from 114 career starts. Bred by Kiefer Elite Bloodstock LLLC and Jose Bisono, he paid $18.80 for his latest victory. Crystal Baller. New Image Media Share This:Share
