Geocentric and Tim Tetrick go gate-to-wire in 1:51.3 to improve her record to four-for-four with a win in the second $80,000 leg of the Kentucky Sire Stakes Series for freshman filly pacers. Amanda Stephens photo.

Pilot Tim Tetrick placed Geocentric (Sweet Lou-Geometry) on the lead immediately from their spot on the rail and the filly never relinquished that position enroute to a gate-to-wire victory over Gifted One (Todd McCarthy) and Seeuontheotherside (Tony Hall).

Bred by Diamond Creek Farm, Geocentric was purchased by Milton Leeman, Alan Keith, James Stambaugh and Joe Sbrocco for $55,000 at last year’s Lexington Selected Yearling Sale. Her dam is a daughter of Dan Patch Award winner See You At Peelers and a half-sibling to Toronto (Always B Miki, $153,415) and Threshold (Sweet Lou, $130,665).

Geocentric paid $2.10 as the heavy favorite and boosted her bankroll to $128,501.

Mambacita and Scott Zeron rebounded after an off the board finish in the $500,000 Hambletonian Oaks to score in a new lifetime mark of 1:50.4. Caviart Gwen was second and favored Railee Something was third.

Mambacita and Scott Zeron score a mild upset to win the second $80,000 division of the Kentucky Sire Stakes Series for 3-year-old trotting fillies. Amanda Stephens photo.

The daughter of Tactical Landing sat the pocket behind fellow Oaks contestant Railee Something (Yannick Gingras) right from the beginning of the mile after her departure from post position two. Railee Something clicked off quarter-mile times of :27, :55.4, 1:23.3 before Mambacita and her driver assumed control in the lane over a swiftly closing Caviart Gwen (Andrew McCarthy).

Mambacita improved her lifetime record to 24-8-6-2 and has now collected $657,518 in purse money. The filly was bred by Crawford Farms and was selected for $80,000 at the 2021 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale by owners Alagna Racing, Crawford Farms Stable and Pryde Stables.

The winner paid $21.64 to her supporters as the fourth choice.

Flawless Breaks Through in Commonwealth Series

Flawless (Gingras, $21.10) took the $30,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series leg for 2-year-old filly pacers in 1:51.4 by a nose to break her maiden in her fourth career start. Her granddam is world champion and Dan Patch Award winner Yellow Diamond. She is trained by Nancy Takter, Flawless and races as a homebred for Marvin Katz and Sam Goldband.

Piano Bar (Tetrick, $12.24) won the division for 3-year-old trotting fillies in a new lifetime mark of 1:53.4 for her third victory in nine trips to the post. Trained by Ake Svanstedt, the filly competes as a homebred for Al Libfield, Marvin Katz and Sam Goldband.

Tactical Landing Offspring Sweep Goldenrod Series Divisions

Una Madonna (Zeron, $6.66) was victorious in the division for sophomore trotting fillies and Foolish Games (T. McCarthy, $3.50), another daughter of Tactical Landing, scored in the split for 2-year-old filly trotters.

Every Mans Dream (Gingras, $12.34) and Odds On Live Ball (Peter Wrenn, $8) captured the divisions for 2- and 3-year-old filly pacers.

T. McCarthy, Tetrick and Gingras reined two winners over the red clay oval.

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