The Canadian-owned Big Jim ($9.20) and driver Phil Hudon captured the $600,000 Breeders Crown Two-Year-Old Colt Pace in a dazzling 1:50.4. The Western Ideal-Bold Pink colt is trained by James “Friday” Dean for owner Jim Carr of Hamilton, Ont.

Line Officer (George Brennan) flashed early gate speed from Post 6 with Big Jim and Hudon to his outside moving up to take over, and favourite Fashion Delight (David Miller) zipping up alongside past the :26.4 first quarter.

Fashion Delight cleared in front of the grandstand and proceeded to the half in :55.3 and three-quarters in 1:23.3 with Foreclosure N (Tim Tetrick) applying first over pressure.

As Fashion Delight entered the stretch, the pocket-sitting Big Jim shot up the rail and scooted to a one and three-quarter length victory. Shadyshark Hanover (Jim Morrill Jr.) rallied from the backfield to finished second over Fashion Delight (David Miller).

The time of the mile was just one-fifth of a second off the World Record for freshmen colts on a five eighths mile track, held by Rock N Roll Heaven.

"He takes a while to get in gear, he’s a big horse," noted Hudon after the race. "He doesn’t like being doubled up too much so I was kind of if-y about the two-hole but it all worked out good.

"I had a perfect trip," he continued. "I figured [Fashion Delight] would take us where we wanted to go. It just all worked out. I thought I would have trouble sitting in a hole but he’s just a good horse, good mannered and drives perfect.

"It's unbelievable. I don’t think there's anything that can compare except for having children, that’s about it."

Now five-for-nine this year, Big Jim has banked $479,580.

"I went to Harrisburg looking for an Ontario sired horse, couldn’t buy one," explained Carr. "I went to Hanover Farms and picked out two horses. This was the first one. I put a maximum [price tag] of $35,000 on him and that’s what I got him for.

"[He was named] after me. He’s big and he loves to eat just like me," laughed Carr.

N:r Plac. Häst                 Härstamning                             Kusk              Tränare              Tid Dist. Odds     Pris 
 1   1    See You At Peelers   Bettor's Delight - West Side Glory      Jim Morrill J:r   Jimmy Takter      1:52.1 1609    17  300 000   
 8   2    Strike An Attitude   Western Hanover - Strike A Balance      Dave Palone       Robert Mcintosh   1:52.2 1609   168  150 000   
 2   3    Idyllic              American Ideal - Magical Dreamer        Mark MacDonald    Casie Coleman     1:52.2 1609    26   72 000   
 5   4    Honky Tonk Woman     Western Ideal - Allamerican Raquel      David Miller      Jeffrey Webster   1:52.4 1609   236   48 000   
 9   5    Ms Malicious         Art Major - Silky                       Ron Pierce        Jerry Silverman   1:53.0 1609   425   30 000   
 4   0    Cold Mist            Mcardle - Cold And Clear                Brett Miller      Steve Elliott     1:53.1 1609   516       
 7   0    Rocklamation         Rocknroll Hanover - Art Sale            Tim Tetrick       Mark Harder       1:53.1 1609   357       
 6   0    Myluvmylife          Rocknroll Hanover - Dreamlands Hardie   George Brennan    Joseph King       1:53.3 1609   101       
 3   0    Show And Tell        Village Jolt - Show Off                 Brian Sears       Jim Campbell      1:54.0 1609   545   

The undefeated See You At Peelers ($3.40) notched win number 13 in the $600,000 Breeders Crown Two-Year-Old Filly Pace in 1:52.1. Jim Morrill Jr. drove the Bettors Delight-West Side Glory miss for trainer Jimmy Takter and owners Christina Takter of East Windsor, New Jersey, and John and Jim Fielding of Toronto, Ont.

Idyllic (Mark MacDonald) cleared the lead ahead of Ms Malicious (Ron Pierce) past the :26.4 opening quarter, but See You At Peelers quickly brushed up from third in front of the grandstand and reached the half in :54.4, followed by three-quarters in 1:23.2. She continued show the way into the stretch and reached the wire with one and a quarter lengths to spare. Strike An Attitude (Dave Palone) closed well from last to place over Idyllic.

See You At Peelers, who dominated the New York Sires Stakes this season, now boasts a bankroll of $581,649.

“Every New York Sires Stake she won she was just in hand,” said Morrill Jr. when asked whether he thought a NYSS filly could win the Breeders Crown. “Jimmy said she’s one of the best fillies he’s had so that’s good enough for me. She’s got a ton of speed, she can just do it right now. It’s been a nice year for her because 80 per cent of the races she won I was just taking her up at the wire and I think that’s what has helped keep fresh all the way to the end here. I knew she [Idyllic] was there but when I called on my filly I was pretty comfortable.”

“She has the Matron left on the stakes schedule but we probably won’t go there,” noted Takter.

N:r Plac. Häst                Kön Härstamning                           Kusk              Tränare             Tid  Dist. Odds     Pris 
 3   1    Rock N Roll Heaven  h   Rocknroll Hanover - Artistic Vision   Daniel Dube       Bruce Saunders   1:49.0  1609    12  250 000   
 7   2    Fred And Ginger     h   Real Artist - Graceful Motion         Brian Sears       Ron Burke        1:50.0  1609   234  125 000   
 5   3    We Will See         h   Western Hanover - Aberdakara          Brett Miller      Sam De Pinto     1:50.1  1609   237   60 000   
 6   4    Art N Charm         h   Artsplace - Enchanted Beauty          John Campbell     Kathe Troy       1:50.2  1609   650   40 000   
 8   5    Bg's Folly          h   Rocknroll Hanover - Art Amour         David Miller      Sam De Pinto     1:50.2  1609   431   25 000   
 4   0    He's Gorgeous       h   Art Major - So Ravishing              Jim Morrill J:r   Linda Toscano    1:50.2  1609   261       
 9   0    Rockin Image        h   Rocknroll Hanover - Kikikatie         Yannick Gingras   Jimmy Takter     1:50.2  1609   302       
 1   0    Shoobee's Place     h   Artsplace - Shoobeedobeedo            Ron Pierce        Richard Norman   1:51.0  1609   614       
 2   0    One More Laugh      v   Mcardle - Fancy Creek Funny           Tim Tetrick       Ray Schnittker   1:59.3g 1609    44   

Rock N Roll Heaven ($2.40) took control at the half-mile mark and dominated his rivals in the $500,000 Breeders Crown Three-Year-Old Colt Pace night cap for driver Daniel Dube and trainer Bruce Saunders. The Rocknroll Hanover-Artisitic Vision colt, who won by five and a half lengths in 1:49, is owned by Frank Bellino of Bronxville, New York.

Leaving from the inside post position, Shoobees Place (Ron Pierce) took control off the gate but gave way to We Will See (Brett Miller) en route to the first quarter in :26.1.

The action continued in the second panel as Fred And Ginger (Brian Sears) swept to command, followed by One More Laugh (Tim Tetrick) and then the final leader in the race, favourite Rock N Roll Heaven.

Little Brown Jug winner Rock N Roll Heaven took control at the :53.2 half and sprinted to three-quarters in 1:19.4 while One More Laugh made a miscue scattering some of the trailing horses. Rock N Roll Heaven was all alone on top as he turned for home and and cruised to his fifth straight victory. Fred And Ginger (Brian Sears) and We Will See (Brett Miller) finished second and third.

"Going into the first turn, I just tried not to get touched by anybody and when he cleared with those front fractions it was awesome," said Dube in the winner's circle. "I just kept driving on and I went [1]:49. I wish it was a bit earlier so it was warmer and he could go a little faster than that. He’s so good right now. It’s a shame I can’t race him next year.”

“Those were some bizarre fractions," said Saunders. "When he cleared and went down the backside it looked to me like he was just on cruise control. I think Danny was just concerned about getting the win and not really exhausting him any. He was very fresh in the winner’s circle."

Saunders confirmed that Rock N Roll Heaven will not be returning to race next season, but has a few more stakes engagements this year.

"We’re going to go to Lexington. He’s eligible for the Bluegrass next Saturday and we could supplement to the Tattersalls. I think Mr. Bellino probably wants to do that but it's all contingent on the well-being of the horse as long as he’s healthy and fresh. He’s got a few starts left and Mr. Bellino loves to race horses so we’ll race him every opportunity we can.”

Rock N Roll Heaven has won 11 of his 16 starts and earned over $1.4 million this year. He earned double millionaire status thanks to his $250,000 pay day.

N:r Plac. Häst                Härstamning                          Kusk              Tränare             Tid Dist. Odds     Pris 
 3   1    Put On A Show       Rocknroll Hanover - Stienam's Place  Tim Tetrick       Chris Ryder      1:50.1 1609    15  250 000   
 6   2    Rock N Soul         Rocknroll Hanover - Artchitecture    Yannick Gingras   Ron Burke        1:50.1 1609   225  125 000   
 8   3    Western Silk        Western Terror - Extemporaneous      Mark MacDonald    Casie Coleman    1:50.2 1609    75   60 000   
 1   4    Cannae Cammie       Cam's Card Shark - Cannae Peach      Ron Pierce        Paul Reid        1:50.4 1609   134   40 000   
 4   5    Northwest Hanover   Western Hanover - Northern Sky       Brett Miller      Tim Pinske       1:51.2 1609   619   25 000   
 5   0    Hula's Z Tam        Bettor's Delight - Tsunami Hanover   Pat Lachance      Pat Lachance     1:51.4 1609   175       
 9   0    Panagler            No Pan Intended - Panipulator        Dave Palone       Robert Mcintosh  1:51.4 1609   816       
 7   0    Naughtytiltheend    Western Ideal - Cam Swifty           Andy Miller       Erv Miller       1:52.1 1609   680       
 2   0    Higher And Higher   Western Terror - Pro Bowl Best       Jim Morrill J:r   Paul Reid        1:53.1 1609    45   

Put On A Show ($3.00) made a quarter pole move and held off Rock N Soul (Yannick Gingras) to win the $500,000 Breeders Crown Three-Year-Old Filly Pace in 1:50.1, giving Tim Tetrick his second stakes victory on the night. The Rocknroll Hanover-Stienams Place filly is trained by Chris Ryder for owners Craig Henderson of Chicago, Illinois and Richard and Joanne Young of Coconut Creek, Florida.

Rock N Soul (Yannick Gingras) gunned to the lead from Post 6 with Western Silk (Mark MacDonald) positioned in the pocket and favourite Put On A Show settling into third. As Rock N Soul hit the opening quarter in :27-seconds, Tetrick sent his charge to command and Put On A Show carved out middle splits of :55.1 and 1:22.2. In the stretch, she dug in to hold off Rock N Soul for the victory. Western Silk finished one and a quarter length behind in third.

"There’s some good fillies in there and they gave her all they could and thankfully my filly was tough enough and she held on real well," commented Tetrick.

"I did [want this one bad], she deserves it. She just got beat last year in the Crown by another nice filly [Fancy Filly] and she deserves a Crown. She's done everything right this year. She had one little blemish but she’s just a pleasure to drive."

Put On A Show earned her 12th win in 14 starts this season and pushed her sophomore earnings over the million-dollar mark.

“She’s been winning so much all year," said Ryder in the winner's circle. "Every horse in this race she’s beaten before and obviously being in the Breeders Crown you always want to win, but this was especially important tonight with this filly having such a dominant year. We didn’t want to disappoint.”

Put On A Show now boasts well over $1.8 million in career earnings and is the richest filly all-time.

“I tried to keep that in the back of my mind," he said of the earnings record. "I didn’t want to think of that too much but that’s a great thing that we can all be proud of. I’m thrilled that she's achieved it because it is a really hard thing to do."

“I guess after 24 years and most years where I couldn’t even win a race this is a big step up. I have never had a trophy like this, I don’t know if I’ll ever let it go,” laughed Young, clutching his Breeder Crown trophy.

N:r Plac. Häst                Kön Härstamning                         Kusk              Tränare               ´Tid  Dist. Odds     Pris 
 5   1    Won The West        v   Western Hanover - Gabrielle         David Miller      Ron Burke           1:49.0  1609    38  250 000   
 2   2    Foiled Again        v   Dragon Again - In A Safe Place      Yannick Gingras   Ron Burke           1:49.1  1609    63  125 000   
 3   3    Bettor Sweet        v   Bettor's Delight - Sweet Future     Brian Sears       Thomas Cancelliere  1:49.2  1609   231   60 000   
 4   4    Hypnotic Blue Chip  h   Art Major - A Traceofmagic          Jody Jamieson     Kevin McDermott     1:49.2  1609    35   40 000   
 7   5    Clear Vision        v   Western Hanover - Artistic Vision   Ron Pierce        Richard Norman      1:49.3  1609   643   25 000   
 8   6    Blueridge Western   v   Allamerican Ingot - Her Airness     Daniel Dube       Kevin McDermott     1:51.0  1609  1154       
 6   7    Lisagain            h   Dragon Again - Lisheen              Andy Miller       Erv Miller          1:54.4  1609   587       
 1        Shark Gesture       h   Cam's Card Shark - Simple Gesture   George Brennan    Larry Remmen        1:56.2g 1609    22   

Won The West ($7.60) successfully defended his title in the $500,000 Breeders Crown Open Pace with a 1:49 winning effort for driver David Miller and trainer Ron Burke. The six-year-old Western Hanover-Gabrielle gelding is owned by the Strollin Stable, William Robinson and James Koehler.

Favourite Shark Gesture (George Brennan) took control from the inside post position with Lisagain (Andy Miller) parked out after firing from Post 6. As Shark Gesture approached the opening quarter in :26.2, he made a costly break forcing Lisagain wide around him.

Won The West inherited the lead from the pocket and reached the half in :54.3 and three-quarters in 1:22.1 while Hypnotic Blue Chip (Jody Jamieson) angled out around the stalled Lisagain in pursuit of the leader. Won The West, however, could not be caught as he sprinted home in :26.4 for his second straight Crown. The winner's stablemate, Foiled Again (Yannick Gingras), followed for second, finishing three-quarters of a length behind, and Bettor Sweet (Brian Sears) was third.

"It worked out great. I left and fell right into the two-hole and I thought we were all set to get a good trip there,” said Miller, who noted that he wasn’t affected by Shark Gesture’s break. “George got him out of the way right away and he didn’t bother me.

"I’ve watched [Won The West] race and raced him a lot and I don’t think the front end is his thing but he’s getting older and he’s more focused and he just knows how to win.”

"When Shark Gesture ran I was just hoping our two would clear the mess," said Burke, "and when they got through I knew David would keep the pedal down and there would be no more led changed from there.

“Both of them are not slowing down and hopefully next year they’ll be back," said Burke of Won The West and runner-up Foiled Again. "They’ll finish this year up strong -- they’re both sharp -- and move on from there.

Won The West notched his sixth win in 16 starts this year and pushed his earnings to over $1.2 million for 2010 and over $3.4 million lifetime.

"I’ve got to give Pocono a hats off to them. It’s a been a great night tonight. It’s been everything we thought it would be,” continued Burke, who added that he loved having all 12 Breeders Crown championships on one card. “This is what I think it should have been and this is the idea behind it. It’s a great night, you have lots of people here and it's fun to watch and race.”

N:r Plac. Häst                 Härstamning                          Kusk              Tränare                 Tid Dist. Odds     Pris 
 4   1    Dreamfair Eternal    Camluck - J Cs Nathalie              Randall Waples    Patrick Fletcher     1:50.3 1609    23  150 000   
 2   2    Voelz Hanover        Astreos - Vassar Hanover             Daniel Dube       Benoit Baillargeon   1:51.0 1609   556   75 000   
 3   3    Chancey Lady         Camluck - Art Of Design              Andy Miller       Mark Kesmodel        1:51.0 1609   147   36 000   
 7   4    Southwind Tempo      Bettor's Delight - Tsunami Hanover   Tim Tetrick       Jeffrey Webster      1:51.1 1609    44   24 000   
 6   5    Ginger And Fred      Real Artist - Graceful Motion        Brian Sears       Ron Burke            1:51.2 1609   109   15 000   
 8   0    On The Glass         Art Major - Abbey Won                Yannick Gingras   Ron Burke            1:52.2 1609   230       
 5   0    Showherthemoney      Cam's Card Shark - Stienam's Place   Ron Pierce        Steve Elliott        1:53.0 1609   152       
 9   0    Tug River Princess   Badlands Hanover - Aucryifiwanto     John Campbell     Jeffrey Webster      1:53.2 1609   132       
 1   d    Not Enough           Grinfromeartoear - Party Planner     Jim Morrill J:r   Steve Elliott            dg 1609    44   

Canada’s sweetheart Dreamfair Eternal ($4.60) went three-wide around the final turn and charged to a 1:50.3 victory in the $300,000 Breeders Crown Mare Pace for driver Randy Waples. The six-year-old daughter of Camluck-J Cs Nathalie is trained by Pat Fletcher for owner-breeder John Lamers of Ingersoll, Ont.

As Not Enough (Jim Morrill Jr.) attempted to protect the rail position off the gate, she made a break allowing On The Glass (Yannick Gingras) to clear during a :26-second opening quarter.

On The Glass proceeded to the half in :55 with Tug River Princess (John Campbell) advancing first up and Ginger And Fred (Brian Sears) moving three-deep as the field approached three-quarters in 1:22.4. The popular Dreamfair Eternal, fresh off a Milton Stakes victory on Sept. 25 at Mohawk Racetrack, also went wide and tracked down her rivals for the two and a quarter length score. Voelz Hanover (Daniel Dube) and Chancey Lady (Andy Miller) finished second and third.

Elated with the win, Waples offered his charge a proposal. "She's just a great mare to drive. I've said all along if I wasn’t married and she wasn't a horse I’d marry her,” he joked.

Dreamfair Eternal now sports a seasonal record reading 12-4-1 in 18 starts with $811,320 earned. Her bankroll climbed to over $1.5 million.

"It's just a great feeling," said Lamers. "It’s a bit surreal actually, but everyday I look out in my paddock and I see J Cs Nathalie there and she's in foal to Camluck again. You know, I'm hoping for another Dreamfair Eternal there.

"She has gotten better with age and I attribute that to Pat and Karen Fletcher, and Randy in particular for driving her the way he does and knowing the mare and knowing her every little trait. I think that is very important."