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Metro Pace Final set for Mohawk Million Night

September 20, 2026

MILTON, September 20, 2026 – The field for the $1 million Metro Pace (G1) is set following Saturday night’s eliminations at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

The $1 million Metro joins the $1 million Mohawk Million (G1) as part of next Saturday’s all-star card. A total of five Grade 1 races are part of the Mohawk Million card.

Shalom Hanover captured his elimination by 4 ½ lengths in 1:49.4 and now follows the path of his stablemate Beau Jangles by entering the Metro Pace final with an undefeated record. The Dr. Ian Moore trainee is seven for seven with $452,891 earned.

Louis-Philippe Roy drives for Shalom Hanover Stable.

Shalom Hanover winning his Metro Pace elimination. (New Image Media)
Shalom Hanover winning his Metro Pace elimination. (New Image Media)

Th Theo, Cattletracks, Rose Run Cowboy and L A Captain finished in the top five behind Shalom Hanover to advance to the final.

Ron Burke trained Eastie Boy and driver Ronnie Wrenn cruised to victory in 1:52 to take the other elimination and will now get another crack at the division’s top colt. Eastie Boy was third behind Shalom Hanover in the September 7th Pennsylvania Sires Stakes final.

A son of Sweet Lou, Eastie Boy has three wins, six top three finishes and $247,653 earned in eight starts for owners Burke Racing Stable, Weaver Bruscemi, Phil Collura.

Global Choice, Big D Energy, Vainqueur and High Rise Hanover competed again Eastie Boy to advance to the $1 million final.

By winning their eliminations, Shalom Hanover and Eastie Boy have secured a post position anywhere from two through six for the final.

The Metro Pace draw will take place alongside the Mohawk Million draw on Monday evening at 5:45 p.m. during the Woodbine Mohawk Park simulcast pre-game show.

Next Saturday’s all-star card features the $1 million Mohawk Million (G1), $1 million Metro Pace (G1), $590,000 Canadian Trotting Classic (G1), $510,000 Shes A Great Lady (G1) and $400,000 Elegantimage (G1).

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