Washington, PA —  Elimination winners It’s My Show and Cannibal will leave side by side in Saturday’s $350,000 final of the Delvin Miller Adios Pace for the Orchids at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows.

The connections of those two got to choose their post positions by virtue of their elimination wins. Cannibal‘s group won a draw for selection order, and trainer Nancy Takter chose post four. Trainer Linda Tosaco then opted for post three for It’s My Show.

It’s My Show put on a spectacular show in his elim, scoring in 1:47.4 to set a world record for sophomore geldings on a five-eighths-mile track. But Cannibal was no slouch, triumphing in 1:48.2. It’s My Show is undefeated in seven starts this year while Cannibal has lost only once — in the Meadowlands Pace final.

The Adios anchors a blockbuster 16-race card that also features five other Grand Circuit stakes. First post is 11:45 a.m., with the Adios as race 15.

For the Adios Day card, The Meadows is offering a total of $170,000 in pool guarantees, several in association with the Meadows Standardbred Owners Association and the United States Trotting Association Strategic Wagering Program. The innovative — and potentially lucrative — wagers include an Adios Pick-8 with a $15,000 guarantee (race eight) and a pair of guarantees for the Adios in race 15 — trifecta ($40,000) and superfecta ($20,000).

All the Adios Day action will be livestreamed, with free access at the MSOA Facebook page and YouTube channel. The livestream show, which begins at 11:45 a.m., will be hosted by Meadows race caller Jeff Zidek, prominent harness announcer Gabe Prewitt and Dawnelle Mock of the Pennsylvania Horse Racing Association.

Here’s the field for the Adios in post position order with trainers and preliminary driver designations:

1. Flite Craft — Norm Parker — Mike Wilder
2. Ervine Hanover — Ron Burke — Yannick Gingras
3. It’s My Show — Linda Toscano — Scott Zeron
4. Cannibal — Nancy Takter — Gingras
5. Redwood Hanover — Anthony Beaton — James MacDonald
6. Bamboozler — Virgil Morgan Jr. — Dexter Dunn
7. Seven Colors — Brian Brown — Dave Palone
8. Ken Hanover — Roland Mallar — David Miller
9. Fulton — Toscano — Dunn