GRAND PRAIRIE, TX—SEPTEMBER 23, 2017—Bennie and Terri Jeter’s Rc Me Leaving You looked every part the winner as he made his way into the paddock before the 20th running of the Nevill Document Solutions Stakes. And that’s exactly how it played for the post-time favorite.

The 5-year-old son of Coronas Leaving You broke well, but it was second place finisher Kid Can Dash who got out first and managed to hold position until past the halfway point. It was then that the winner showed his class, rallying to win by a neck.

Rc Me Leaving You covered the 350-yards in :17.621 seconds over a fast track for a speed index of 96. He joined First Klas Fred (2011-12) the only other horse to win the race two years in a row.

Rc Me Leaving You increased his career earnings to $173,462. This was his sixth win from 23 career starts. Winning trainer was Jimmy Padgett. RC Running Horses bred the bay horse in Texas from the Streakin Six mare Sixy Bottom.

The win was the second Nevill Stakes victory for jockey Rodrigo Vallejo as well. He won in 2010 aboard Streakin Illusively.

Runner-up Kid Can Cash races for owner/breeder Pete Scarmardo. Leon Bard conditions the Texas-bred sonof Down N Dash from the Mr Jess Perry mare Quickid Perry. Luis Vivanco rode the multiple-stakes-placed earner of $92,174.

Multiple stakes-placed Kraken Black races for owner-trainer Santiago Riojas, Jr. Eddie Sanchez rode the First Down Mr Jess 5-year-old out of Lajollaslastthought, by Streakin La Jolla. Bred by Wendy Hirt, the sorrel gelding earned $2,000 for the effort.

  Mutuels returned $4.80, $3.00 and $2.20. Kid Can Dash paid $6.80 and $6.60 and Kraken Black returned $8.20 for show.

Former world champion Jrc Callas First finished fourth followed by Classified Bulls Eye, Dash Dont Cheat, Sr Esmeralda and Mighty Corona Jr.

    Live racing resumes on Thursday, September 28. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. First race 6:35 p.m.

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