by The Meadowlands Media Relations Department

East Rutherford, NJ — The Meadowlands returns with a 10-spot of live races on Saturday night (April 14), led by the second leg of the $17,500 Whata Baron and Burning Point series.

The Burning Point comes up in races two and three with both winners of leg one drawing into the first split. Bettorhaveanother (post two, Corey Callahan) and Apple Bottom Jeans (post five, Vic Kirby) are quite familiar with one and other having battled through the winter months at Dover Downs.

Last week they each took their respective series division with Apple Bottom Jeans’ 1:50.3 score a second faster than her rival. Kevin Switzer conditions Apple Bottom Jeans for owner KDK Standardbreds. Ron Burke trains Bettorhaveanother for himself as Burke Racing and partner Weaver Bruscemi.

Valuable Art (post six, Callahan) is a slight morning line choice in race three, having lost her first leg start to Bettorhaveanother by a mere head. She is another Delawarian, representing her owner Breakaway Racing and trainer Shaun Callahan.

Windsong Leo did nothing but impress Meadowlands faithful with his convincing 1:50.2 score in leg one of the Whata Baron series for driver Jimmy Marohn, Jr. He was winning for the sixth time already this season and is looking like the horse to beat in the upcoming April 21 $53,000 final for trainer Ron Burke who owns him in partnership with Weaver Bruscemi and Phil Collura.

The weather is forecast to be delightful on Saturday, providing a lovely backdrop for an evening out enjoying the sport.

The Meadowlands will again be giving away money in the Tax Relief promotion, sign up and get money for nothing while The Beatles reprise their classic “Tax Man” anthem in the background.

Post time is 7:15 p.m.