Three years later, Valley of Sin returns to Meadows winners’ circle

by Evan Pattak, for The Meadows

Washington, PA — At three, Valley of Sin trotted to a track record in a Pennsylvania Sires Stake at The Meadows but paid a terrible price — a suspensory injury that cost him his entire 4-year-old campaign and limited him to four starts the following year.

On Wednesday, the 6-year-old Yankee Gide-Anklet Hanover ridgling again graced The Meadows winners’ circle, scene of his greatest triumph and despair, when he stormed from worst to first to capture the $20,000 Preferred Trot.

Valley Of Sin trailed by 5 lengths at the three-quarters but at the urging of trainer/driver Wilbur Yoder brushed wide through the lane to score in 1:54.2. Early leader Nothinbutanallstar finished second, 1-1/4 lengths back, with Tall Cotton third. John Ducharme owns Valley Of Sin, who pushed his career bankroll to $229,149.

Jim Pantaleano piloted four winners, including a pair for trainer Rich Gillock, on the 14-race card.

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