Anderson, IN — Indiana-sired 2-year-old trotting fillies were the featured attraction at Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Wednesday (July 14) as the evening’s 14-race card was highlighted by three $45,500 Indiana Sires Stakes divisions.

Fleurie and Michael Oosting stopped the timer in 1:56.1. Dean Gillette Photography.

Fleurie and Michael Oosting were the first to find the winner’s circle in the opening division of the stakes action. Stopping the timer in 1:56.1, the Melanie Wrenn trainee saved her best for last and trotted strong to the wire to get the win by two lengths.

Fleurie established a new lifetime best with the victory and is now two-for-two in her young career. The homebred daughter of Muscle Massive-Renees Pockets is owned by M T Pockets Stables. Fleurie has now earned $27,750 in lifetime purse earnings.

In the second division, M-M’s Dream turned her first lifetime start into a 1:57.1 victory. With Sam Widger in the bike, M-M’s Dream went to the front and never looked back while being challenged throughout the mile. Utilizing a :27.4 closing kick, M-M’s Dream held off R Desirable Lady and Trace Tetrick to get the win by 2-1/4 lengths.

Trained by Henry Graber Jr., the daughter of Swan For All-Trading Places has now earned $22,750 in lifetime purse earnings. M-M’s Dream is owned in partnership by Eleven Star Stables, Frank Baldachino and Hillside Stables and was bred by Mervin J. Miller.

In the final division of the stakes action, Flipflopsncroptops and Trace Tetrick followed suit and went gate-to-wire in 1:58.1. Sent off at even money, Flipflopsncroptops left alertly from post four before using a :28.3 final panel to get the win by three lengths over Sunafterthestorm and James Yoder.

Flipflopsncroptops scored her maiden breaking victory with the win. Trained by Erv Miller, the daughter of Swan For All-Sweet Summer has now earned $23,430 lifetime. Owned by Kentuckiana Racing Stable, S&R Racing Stables, and George Golemes, Flipflopsncroptops was bred by Kentuckiana Farms.

Indiana Sires Stakes action will continue at Harrah’s Hoosier Park on Thursday (July 15) with two divisions of stakes action for the 2-year-old pacing fillies. For more information on live racing at Harrah’s Hoosier Park, guests are encouraged to visit www.harrahshoosierpark.com.