Grove City, OH — Sophomore colt and gelding pacers took to the Flying Turns of MGM Northfield Park Sunday night (July 24) for the third leg in the Buckeye Stallion Series with Fluff Yeahh and Pearl Snaps picking up their second wins in the series.

In the first of five $17,500 divisions, Fluff Yeahh and Tony Hall set a new lifetime mark of 1:51.3, winning by 1-1/4 lengths. Hall took the pocket trip with the Pet Rock gelding, swinging wide around the final turn and catching the leader down the stretch. Bret Schwartz trains Fluff Yeahh, who won for the third time this year, raising his earnings this year to $45,500.

The other repeat winner came in the final division as Pearl Snaps and Brett Miller grabbed the lead at the half-mile mark and cruised to the win in 1:52.4. Virgil Morgan Jr. trains the son of Fear The Dragon. Pearl Snaps has won nine of 11 this year, earning $74,500.

Hall picked up his second of three Buckeye Stallion Series wins in the second division as Velocity Chaps fought off Mach Out Knockout down the stretch to win by a half-length in 1:52, a new lifetime mark. Brian Brown trains the Well Said colt who picked up his first win of the season and pushed his lifetime earnings to $103,089.

Hall made it three in a row in the BSS in the third division as he piloted Art Of Revenge to his fourth win in nine starts for trainer Mark Winters Jr. The son of Art Official hung on at the wire to win by three-quarters of a length in 1:51.4. Art Of Revenge raised his earnings to $38,200 this year.

Willydoitagain and Ronnie Wrenn Jr. made it look easy, winning for the first time this year in a lifetime mark of 1:52.1. The Domethatagain gelding went three-wide to grab the lead at the quarter pole and went on to win by 2-1/4 lengths. The Dan O’Mara trainee has now earned $22,349 this year.

Buckeye Stallion Series action resumes Tuesday (July 26) at Eldorado Scioto Downs as six divisions of 2-year-old filly pacers compete in the second leg. First race post time is 3:15 p.m.