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Longshots dominate as Hey Trixey lands feature

Hey Trixey (Trixton) and driver Luke Hanners took advantage of an off-performance by the heavy favorite, Big Boys Don’t Cry (Tyler Smith), and a break by second choice Twofiftychamp (Trevor Smith) to score a surprising victory in the $15,500 conditioned…

Published: Tuesday, 20 October 2026 at 3:52 AM
Longshots dominate as Hey Trixey lands feature
Key Things to Know
  • Hey Trixey captured Monday night's $15,500 conditioned claiming trot feature at Dayton Raceway at 11-1 odds.
  • Hey Trixey, driven by Luke Hanners, won in 1:55.3 ahead of 26-1 Good Luck Mark and 62-1 Papa Nordin.
  • Driver Brett Miller earned a driving triple, including a lifetime-best 1:51 victory aboard pacer Rock Son.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Driver Luke Hanners guided 11-1 longshot Hey Trixey to a surprise victory in the $15,500 conditioned claiming trot on Monday night at Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway. The four-year-old mare, trained by Jason Brewer for First Up Racing Stable, capitalized on errors by the favorites to win by 1½ lengths in a time of 1:55.3. Longshots Good Luck Mark and Papa Nordin completed the trifecta.

Elsewhere on the card, driver Brett Miller achieved a driving triple, headlined by a 3½-length win aboard Rock Son in the $16,500 conditioned pace. The sophomore pacer established a new lifetime mark of 1:51 for co-owner and trainer Charles Neff. Driver Cam McCown also recorded three victories on the night, winning with Classy Miki, Vel Im Good, and Vel Big Shocker.

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