Northfield, OH — Five Ohio Sires Stakes divisions for sophomore fillies will go postward Saturday night (June 27) at Northfield Park, with a first race post time of 6 p.m. (EDT). This is the second leg of the four round series.

Two $50,000 divisions for 3-year-old pacing fillies have been carded as races seven and 11, while a trio of $40,000 contests for 3-year-old trotting fillies are set as races one, three and five on the program.

Returning to battle in the pacing divisions are leg one winners PJ’s Legacy (race seven, post four) and McMarkle Sparkle (race 11, post four).

PJ’s Legacy, a daughter of Big Bad John-Walstan’s Lady, captured her first OSS contest handily in a wire-to-wire effort in 1:52 for driver Ryan Stahl. Owned by Jennifer Brown, Hutchison Harness, Joelyn Ridder and Mark Kantrowitz, PJ’s Legacy is conditioned by Brian Brown and has $153,170 in career earnings. She was bred by Walter Fister.

McMarkle Sparkle captured her OSS division in a blistering 1:50.1 for driver Brett Miller and trainer Jim Arledge Jr. Conrad photo.

Laura and Paul Baker’s McMarkle Sparkle captured her OSS division in a blistering 1:50.1 for driver Brett Miller and trainer Jim Arledge Jr. The homebred brown filly by McArdle-It’s Ladies Nite used come-from-behind tactics to score her first triumph of the season by nearly five lengths. McMarkle Sparkle owns a bankroll of $138,826 lifetime.

From the 12 pacing fillies entered in these OSS divisions, four were sired by Pet Rock, with two each sired by Big Bad John and Yankee Cruiser. The following stallions were represented by one foal each in these events: Dragon Again, Major Stone, McArdle and Western Vintage.

In the three trotting divisions, which feature fields of seven diagonally-gaited specialists each, OSS leg one winners Globetrotting, Guinevere Hall and Kikimora have all returned.

Globetrotting took her round one division in 1:55.1 for trainer Jason McGinnis and Thestable Globetrotting. Bred by Steiner Stock Farm, the daughter of Manofmanymissions-Celebrity Deville has procured career earnings of $171,582 thus far. She’ll leave from post six in race three.

Kikimora captured her first OSS leg in a career best 1:54.1 with Aaron Merriman at the lines. Conrad photo.

Kikimora, a daughter of Triumphant Caviar-Nessa Rose, battles in this same division from post three. Trained by co-owner Chris Beaver for breeder and co-owner Sandra Burnett, Kikimora captured her first OSS leg in a career best 1:54.1 with Aaron Merriman at the lines. The winner of $231,516 lifetime has four wins, three seconds and a third from 11 career starts.

Guinevere Hall, a winner of $154,181 lifetime, heads up the first OSS division (race one) from post three for driver Peter Wrenn and trainer Melanie Wrenn. The daughter of Cash Hall-Garbo Hall won her first OSS leg with a front-stepping 1:55 performance. Bred by Alan Leavitt, Guinevere Hall will be trying for her second consecutive triumph in as many starts this season.

Among the 21 trotting fillies set to battle in these OSS events, Uncle Peter has sired seven of them, with three sired by Manofmanymissions and two each by Break The Bank K, Cash Hall, Team Six and Triumphant Caviar. Stallions represented by one foal each include Coraggioso, Dejarmbro and My MVP.

Leg three of the Ohio Sires Stakes for 3-year-old pacing fillies is scheduled for July 4 at Scioto Downs, while 3-year-old trotting fillies will go postward in OSS leg three on July 10 at Northfield Park.