by Greg Gangle, WEG media

Toronto, ON — After capturing the Kentucky Futurity in three heats at The Red Mile on Oct. 2, Manofmanymissions appears to be in top form heading into the Breeders Crown on Oct. 29 at Woodbine Racetrack.

USTA/Mark Hall photo

Manofmanymissions (right) beat Dejarmbro in the Kentucky Futurity race-off.

The son of Yankee Glide-Armbro Vanquish will look to capture his second $600,000 Breeders Crown after stopping the clock in 1:53.2 as a freshman last season.

The bay has made eight trips to the winner’s circle from 13 tries this season, but trainer Erv Miller says it has been a rollercoaster year for his sophomore trotter.

“His season has been really up and down,” Miller said. “He’s a tough horse for different racetracks to get him set for. We had a foot issue that we had to deal with earlier in the year, but since then he’s been really coming around.”

The $215,000 yearling purchase has stashed away $1,202,500 lifetime with $769,600 earned this year for owners Manofmanymissions Stable, Mystical Marker Farms LLC and M Biasuzzi Stable Inc.

WEG’s communications department recently spoke to Miller in Lexington. To view the interview on the Woodbine website, click here.