A look at some of the top highlights from the past weekend of racing at Mohawk. Amaze-ing Pac Man Hanover, at 33-1, gobbled up the competition late to steal the first contest on Saturday’s 12-race program at Mohawk. A strong :27.1 final quarter – tied for fastest in the field of 10 – proved the difference for the Shawn Steacy charge, who got up past 1-5 choice Johnny Angel to cement what held as the night’s biggest upset. The hard-earned one-length triumph in his season debut was Pac Man Hanover’s third from 13 starts overall (3-1-2; $41,945). Owned by David McDonald, Reichheld Stables, Stephen Downey and Diane Betrand, Pac Man Hanover paid $69.70. Pac Man Hanover. New Image Media photo Going swimmingly Letr Sink Son gave it everything he had to come away a winner in the $43,900 Ontario-sired Spring Series Final for 3-year-old pacing males. It was a hearty showing from the sophomore son Big Jim–Off The Shoulder, who after jumping out to an early lead, dug in deep to maintain his advantage through the wire. The half-length tally was Letr Sink Son’s fourth from 12 starts lifetime (4-1-2; $57,706) for trainer Boyd Wilson, who co-owns the black gelding with Randy Wilson. A $6,000 purchase at the 2024 London Classic Yearling Sale, Letr Sink Son (13-1) paid $28.10. Letr Sink Son. New Image Media photo What a gem! P L Sapphire, a 4-year-old daughter of Father Patrick, sprung a 50-1 shocker in race three on Sunday night. Driven by Tyler Jones, the trotting miss dug in late to secure a head score in a career best 1:54.0. It was the first victory of 2026 and fourth overall by the Katie Huskinson trainee. Overall, P L Sapphire has a record of 4-6-3 from 31 starts, along with $89,770 in career purse earnings. She paid $102.50 for her latest trip to the winner’s circle. P L Sapphire (No. 8). New Image Media photo Share This:Share
