Washington, PA — Georgias Passion pulled the pocket near the three-quarters, overpowered the leader and scored a convincing victory, her second straight, in Wednesday’s (Oct. 19) co-feature at The Meadows, an $11,500 Conditioned Trot.

Georgias Passion winning Wednesday at The Meadows for Dave Palone. Chris Gooden photo.

Ms Lynn had been unchallenged on top when Dave Palone tipped Georgias Passion off the cones and asked for trot. The 3-year-old daughter of Bluto-Passionate Fury sailed past and prevailed over a sloppy surface. Flipflopsncroptops shot the Lightning Lane for second, beaten 2-3/4 lengths, with Miss Irish Whit third.

Sarah Andrews trains Georgias Passion and owns with Angela Cornell and Tessie Esry.

In Wednesday’s other co-features, both raced on a surface upgraded to “good:”

Creations Dream MV, the 1-5 favorite, was parked the entire first quarter but had enough in the tank to triumph in 1:59.2 in an $11,500 Conditioned Trot for Ronnie Wrenn, Jr., trainer Bill Rhoades and owners Adam Hawthorne and Devin White.

In an $11,500 Conditioned Pace, Late For Dinner shot the Lightning Lane for Mike Wilder to gain inexorably on her stablemate, Acrimony, and Wrenn. At the wire, the camera couldn’t separate them, and they were declared dead-heat winners in 1:55.3.

Ron Burke conditions both dead-heat winners. William Donovan owns Late For Dinner, a 2-year-old daughter of Stay Hungry-Ubettergo, while Burke Racing Stable and Weaver Bruscemi LLC campaign Acrimony, a 3-year-old daughter of A Rocknroll Dance-Kryptos. It was the second dead heat for win on the 12-race card, with Wilder getting a victory in each.

Wrenn and Burke each collected four wins while Palone and Wilder enjoyed triples. Wrenn’s haul gives him ten victories over the last two days.

Live racing at The Meadows continues Thursday when the 12-race program features a pair of carryovers — $4,857.95 in the final-race Super Hi-5, $2,629.39 in the Jackpot Pick-5 (race 4). First post is 12:45 p.m.