Lebanon, OH — Rose Run Vision won for the fourth time in her last five starts, taking Miami Valley’s Open Mares Pace on Tuesday (Feb. 22) in 1:51.1.

Rose Run Vision won the Mares Open at Miami Valley for the fourth time in six tries this season. Conrad photo.

Despite being handicapped with outside post positions in her last four starts, the 5-year-old daughter of Time To Roll has consistently marched directly to the front and led at every call. In her most recent success, the fastest of the four wins, driver Trevor Smith needed the entire :26.3 first quarter mile to reach the lead with Rose Run Vision. Following middle panels of :28.4 and :27.4, Rose Run Vision had enough left to post a final quarter of :28 and hold off Marloe Hanover (Brett Miller) and Dream Dancing (Mitchell Cushing) without much worry through the stretch.

Don Eash trains the winner for the Eash Racing Stable of Indiana. Rose Run Vision found herself 16th on the list of top 2022 earners in America last week, and with $65,000 banked thus far this season, she will certainly vault into the Top 10 on the next list.

Miami Valley has two twilight programs remaining this week on Wednesday (Feb. 23) and Thursday (Feb. 24), each starting at 4:05 p.m.