A look at some of the top highlights from the past weekend of racing at Mohawk. Doubleheader Trainer Dave Menary enjoyed a successful Saturday at Woodbine Mohawk Park, sending out the top two finishers in the night’s ninth contest before scoring again in the 11th. Bruno No No (1-5) and Brue Hanover (3-1) got the ball rolling for Menary with a pair of impressive efforts in the first half of the double dip, with the former finishing 1 ¼-lengths ahead of his stablemate. A 6-5 exacta paid $4 flat. Horizon Seelster kept the Menary momentum going two starts later, delivering a confident two-length tally with driver Louis-Philippe Roy in tow. At 5-1, she paid $13.70. Bruno No No No. New Image Media photo Top shelf Superior Delight got the job done for trainer Kyle Fellows at 9-1 in the 10th tilt on Mohawk’s Saturday program. The powerful come-from-behind victory, also with Roy in the sulky, represented Superior Delight’s second trip to the winner’s circle this season – the first coming on January 10. The 4-year-old Bettor’s Delight mare has been a constant presence on the podium throughout her 46-start career, compiling a standout 19-14-6 line ($176,830). As the third choice Saturday night, Superior Delight paid $21.30. Superior Delight. New Image Media photo Aloha! It was twice as nice for Honolulu Vacation on Sunday evening. A 5-year-old son of Betterthancheddar, the bay recorded a 1 1/2-length score in the eighth race to notch his eighth career win. Bred, trained and owned by Cody Hawkins, Honolulu Vacation, with Daryl Thiessen in the race bike, stopped the teletimer in 1:52.2, marking a new lifetime-best for the 71-race veteran. Now sporting a record of 8-5-9, along with $124,40 in career purse earnings, Honolulu Vacation paid $13.50 for his latest victory. Honolulu Vacation. New Image Media photo. Share This:Share
