Hamburg, NY — The two $51,500 divisions of the New York Sire Stakes for 2-year-old filly trotters that arrive at Buffalo Raceway on Wednesday afternoon (July 6) bring along a mixed bag of results thus far in their young racing careers.

The first bracket, set for the second event on the card, has a pair of ladies who put in pretty game efforts in their lone NYSS outing. In the other bracket, scheduled to go as the fifth race, the NYSS will be a new experience for them; however, two of the entrants are fresh off $15,000 victories in the Excelsior Stakes.

J Wow (Crazy Wow-Rise N Shine) heads the field in the first division of the NYSS. She finished in a good second place, 3-1/2 lengths behind Canterbury Hanover on June 20 in NYSS action at Saratoga. J Wow will start from post two for driver Jim Marohn Jr.

Defiant Lady (Devious Man-Marina Grace) comes out of the same June 20 race at Saratoga where she was fourth, only four lengths behind Canterbury Hanover. Kevin Cummings is slated to drive the David Dewhurst trainee.

Metro Molly (Met’s Hall-Order By Matilda) comes to Western New York off a 2-3/4 length score in a conditioned race at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono on June 28 in 1:58.3. She’ll score from the inside for driver Mark MacDonald.

The rest of the field includes Jean’s Action (Jim Morrill Jr.) and Seven Bridges Road (Mark Whitcroft).

The second division has two combatants arriving fresh off victories in the Excelsior A series at Saratoga on June 20.

Crazy Lovin (Crazy Wow-Celebrity Lovin) went wire-to-wire in her race, winning by 1-3/4 lengths over Melodrama in 2:02.2. John Stark Jr. will get the call in the bike and will start from post four.

Delightful Sky AS (Conway Hall-Delightful AS) rallied late to win by 1-1/2 lengths in 2:03.1. Morrill is listed as the driver and starts from post five for trainer Anette Lorentzon.

The rest of the field includes El Mission Goddess (Marohn), Nice Top Line (Kyle Cummings) and Mari (TBA).

The Buffalo Raceway track record for 2-year-old filly trotters is 1:59 established on July 11, 2018 by Amal Hall.

There are 11 races scheduled for the 1:30 p.m. post, including a pair of $15,000 Excelsior A races, not including a $6,200 non-betting Excelsior B affair which will go off at 1:10 p.m.

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