ALTOONA, IA—OCTOBER 13, 2018—Island Gurl, a 5-year-old daughter of multiple stakes sire Pappasito lunged at the start under jockey Jorge Torres then quickly pulled away to defeat Wagon Queen by one-length in the $60,000 Future Of Iowa Stakes Saturday at Prairie Meadows. Miss Alice Grace finished a neck back in third.

Conditioned by trainer Tony Dean Jones, Island Gurl completed the 350 yards in :18.038 seconds into a 20 mph headwind to pick up the winners' purse of $28,200.

Richard Tobin owns the bay mare out of Streakin Out by Heza Fast Man. She has compiled a (18) 8-3-2 record and banked $115,281. Sheri Lynn Andrew is the breeder.

Brent Clay saddled runner-up Wagons Queen, a homebred daughter of leading sire Pyc Paint Your Wagon, for owner-breeders Robert and Sandra Brown and co-owner John Lawless.

Ridden by jockey David Brown the 3-year-old filly out of Queen Of Anywhere by Make It Anywhere, earned $11,070 to nearly double her earnings total to $26,813.

Miss Alice Grace, a 4-year-old homebred daughter of Jess Racy, owned by Larry Bain earned $6,330 for third. Charley Hunt saddled the sorrel filly from the Chicks Beduino mare Beduinos Heart. Jonathan Dominguez was riding the $48,430 earner.

Mga Lil Kool Wagon, Boogie Wagon, Stoli Cartel, Kool Lil Jess and Spooftrain 7 completed the field.

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Prairie Meadows began operations as a nonprofit organization in 1989 with the goal of promoting economic development, jobs, agriculture, and tourism in the state of Iowa. Through taxes, grants, and charitable donations, Prairie Meadows has given more than $1.6 billion to the state of Iowa. Prairie Meadows offers more than 1,700 slot machines, table games, live and simulcast racing, hotel accommodations, entertainment, and more.