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< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs ( as of November 9, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted ) Stan Pawloski Nov 9, 2020 Lester Raines Kennel’s JS Fine Toon has won four out of her last five Grade AA starts for trainer Joel Roden. Kennel-mate Baby Face Nelson has back-to-back wins (B, A). Wayne Ward Kennel’s WW Slick Simon has two victories and two seconds in his last four outings (A, AA) for trainer Ron Otto. Brad Boeckenstedt Kennel’s BGR Big Daddy has captured three out of his last four trips (B, A, AA) for trainer Frank Pellittere. Imark Kennel’s Imark Solo has back-to-back wins (A, AA) for trainer Diann Derr. Previous Next

< Back NGA SPRING MEET SCHOOLING RESULTS -THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2020 Jim Gartland May 28, 2020 50 races scheduled: Dragged after every 10, no watering Track Condition: Fast Weather: Overcast, 67 degrees (SCR = Scratched) Nominator ran every 4th race (i.e.: Races 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, etc.); Number following name indicates nominator’s first race. JAMES POTTER – (Race 1) 30.61, 30.42, 31.28, SCR MICHAEL STRICKLAND – (Race 2) 30.00, 30.44 HARLAND OLSON - (Race 3) 30.00, 30.63, 30.63 KENNETH BIEHLE – (Race 4) 30.31, 30.22, 29.79 , 30.11, 30.40, 30.40, 30.79, 30.38, 30.38, 30.54, 30.42, 31.08 MONTE JACOBS - (Race 10) 30.30, 30.67 URSULA O'DONNELL – (Race 15) 30.26, 30.87 CRAIGIE, INC . – (Race 17) 30.80, 30.39, 30.80 SEASTROM KENNELS – (Race 18) 31.03, 30.45, 30.45, 30.48 RANDY FINEGAN - (Race 23) 30.54, 30.63, 30.60, 30.60, 30.87 BRANT TAPLIN - (Race 29) 30.69, 30.78, 30.97, 31.09, 31.49, 30.96 DAVID HAYS - (Race 34) 30.48, 30.86, 30.85, 30.67, 31.08, 31.26, SCR Previous Next

< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs (as of November 20, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted ) Stan Pawloski Nov 20, 2023 Charter Kennel’s JSP Feelthestring has three wins and a second in her last four Grade AA starts for trainer James Campbell. Blanchard Kennel’s TR Hill has two victories and two seconds in his last four Grade AA trips for trainer Chris Maynard. Lester Raines Kennel’s SNL Sir Liam has two victories and two seconds in his last four Grade AA outings for trainer Joel Roden. Imark Kennel’s Kentucky DB (A, AA) and GF Straight One (B, A) have back-to-back wins for trainer DiAnn Derr. Previous Next

< Back Finalists set for WVGOBA Panhandle Sprint Stakes Stan Pawloski Nov 18, 2024 Code Red Kennel’s CG’s Sun Storm tops all qualifiers for the Saturday afternoon, Nov. 23, final of the $65,000 West Virginia Greyhound Owners and Breeders Association Panhandle Sprint Stakes at Wheeling Island. CG’s Sun Storm is the only greyhound to post victories in all three qualifying rounds to accumulate a total of 45 points. Next in line is Imark Kennel’s CET Dirty Skinny with 40 points on the strength of two wins and a second. Completing the championship field are Neighbaah (Steve Sarras), 30 points; Buckeye Bandit (Steve Sarras) and CET Banks (Imark), 27 points each; CG’s Honesty (Code Red) and Wild Money Honey (Xtrem Hess Racing), 25 points each; and SS Full Metal (Steve Sarras), 24 points. Post positions for the final will be drawn later this week. In addition to CG’s Sun Storm, the two other greyhounds registering semifinal round victories Sunday were CET Dirty Skinny (Imark) and Neighbaah (Steve Sarras). Points after the semifinal round follow: (The top 8 greyhounds advance to the final). CG’s Sun Storm (Code Red), 45 points CET Dirty Skinny (Imark), 40 points Neighbaah (Steve Sarras), 30 points Buckeye Bandit (Steve Sarras), 27 points CET Banks (Imark), 27 points CG’s Honesty (Code Red), 25 points Wild Money Honey (Xtrem Hess Racing), 25 points SS Full Metal (Steve Sarras), 24 points (The following greyhounds were eliminated after the semifinal round). Lord Of The Rings (Steve Sarras), 23 points CET Littles (Imark), 21 points Wild Chomp Dude (Xtrem Hess Racing), 21 points CET Shortie (Steve Sarras), 20 points Best Of Times (Steve Sarras), 19 points Arroyo Duchess (Code Red), 19 points CET Zinc (Imark), 18 points Arroyo Deon (Code Red), 17 points Elijah Craig (Steve Sarras), 16 points Coach Donniemays (Patriot/Taplin), 15 points Wild Ms Rose (Xtrem Hess Racing), 15 points GF The Fast One (Imark), 13 points Only Rock N Roll (Steve Sarras), 12 points Castle Walls (Steve Sarras), 11 points Basil Hayden (Steve Sarras), 11 points GF Straight One (Imark), 10 points Previous Next

< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs ( as of December 14, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted ) Stan Pawloski Dec 14, 2020 Blanchard Kennel’s HKF Friskyfranny has six wins and a second in her last seven Grade TAA 3/8 races for trainer Sarah Blanchard. Kennel-mates BWC Millie has two victories and a second in her last three Grade AA trips, TW Tonka has won three out of his last four outings (B, A, AA) while Rockdown Storm (B, A) and Fuzzys Annaconda (B, A) have back-to-back wins. Brad Boeckenstedt Kennel’s BGR Big Al has five victories and three seconds in his last nine Grade AA starts for trainer Frank Pellittere. Kennel-mate BGR Coyote Ugly has two straight wins (B, A). Lester Raines Kennel’s Rooftop Blondish has captured three out of her last four Grade AA races for trainer Joel Roden. Kennel-mate Kelsos Kitcarson has three victories, a second and a third in his last five starts (C, B, A). Jacobs Racing Kennel’s Abbi’s Gusta Win (AA) and Girl Happy (C, B, A) have won three out of their last four races for trainer Alisha Nichols. Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel’s Keeper Cry has captured three out of his last four trips (C, B, A) for trainer Jill Spicer. Kennel-mate UX Hoof Hearted has three straight wins (D, C, B). Previous Next

< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs ( as of December 7, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted ) Stan Pawloski Dec 7, 2025 Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel’s XT’s Virmig has four victories in a row (C, B, A, AA) for trainer Jill Spicer. Jacobs Racing Kennel’s Believethehype has two wins and two seconds in her last four Grade AA trips for trainer Natalie Looper. Code Red Kennel’s FF Whirlpool has three wins and a second in her last four Grade TAA 3/16 outings for trainer Tom Engle. Steve Sarras Kennel’s Walkintheshadows has four straight victories (D, C, B, A) for trainer Chuck DiGiovanni. Charter Kennel’s LBF Marvin has three wins in a row (D, C, B) for trainer James Campbell. Kennel-mate Chili Kachina has three victories and two seconds in her first five career starts (M, D, C). Blanchard Kennel’s Loyal Ark Wahoo has back-to-back wins (B, A) for trainer Chris Maynard. Previous Next

< Back SPRING MEET TO GO ON Julia Ward May 6, 2020 Dear members, The NGA board met on Tuesday, May 5 and we have decided to move forward with the spring meet on the dates announced previously. Schooling will be held on May 24, 25, 27 and 28 with races on June 1 and 4 and the auction on Friday, June 5. Please note that this decision is based on the State of Kansas and Dickinson County guidelines and could change based on new orders from either of the governmental entities. So, it is possible that if they change the allowed number of participants in gatherings or put another shelter in place order prior to the meet, it may be canceled altogether and we will not have another meet until the fall. The auction has been tentatively scheduled for 9:30 AM on June 5 and, at this time, looks to be held at the Greyhound Hall of Fame. However, the time and place are subject to change. Due to COVID-19 restrictions and for everyone safety, we have decided not to hold any evening events. The NGA board will have a very informal check in meeting at 9:30 AM Tuesday, June 2. We will have a formal board meeting a few weeks following the meet and take up any other matters as needed during the meet. There will not be a general meeting at this time for this meet. Also we decided to lower the percentage for online buyers from 5% down to 3%. The 2% buyers fees will still be in place, which was voted and passed by the board for the 2020 spring meet. So instead of 7% being paid by the buyers to buy online it will be 5%. For the fall we are still scheduled to do 5% for online bidding and a 2% fee for all buyers. And while we look forward to seeing everyone and encourage attendance, we also caution that there will be limited capacities to events and limited seating with social distancing guidelines in place, so please keep that in mind when you make your plans. Replays, information and the auction will be available on-line for everyone's benefit! Unfortunately due to the circumstances of COVID-19 the board has truly struggled in making the decisions concerning the spring meet. We want what’s best for everyone the buyers and sellers, or whole industry! We understand the need for the farmers for this meet and we share the concerns of the buyers due to the situations with the race tracks. Obviously, not everyone is going to be happy, everyone has their own opinion on how things should be done. Please remember you are more than welcome to run in your district to be on the board. Please remember the board is here for you the members and our industry. We are all facing extreme challenges, the best thing we can do is be unified! God bless! Sincerely, Julia Ward-NGA President Previous Next

< Back ROUND TWO QUALIFYING FOR PBKC $50,000 HE'S MY MAN CLASSIC Jan 10, 2020 It’s going to be action-packed afternoon of championship Greyhound racing as round-two qualifying action for Palm Beach Kennel Club’s $50,000 He’s My Man Classic takes place Saturday afternoon, January 11. And if the first round was anything like round one, expect the fur to fly! The same Greyhounds who competed in the first round of qualifying last Wednesday afternoon will return for the second round, facing different Classic entries and all striving to be among the top 32-point earners. The above mentioned 32 will go on to compete in round three on Wednesday afternoon, January 15, with the top 16-point earners moving on to the Classic semifinals on Sunday afternoon, January 19. The $50,000 He’s My Man Classic finale will be contested Saturday afternoon, January 25. A quick rundown of a few of Saturday’s qualifiers: Race 8: This event features two round-one winners , #2 Abington (Gable Sour Cream – Ranger Trent, D. Q. Williams) and #6 Mister Red Rader (Flying Titanium – Rip N Runnin, B & B Racing). Going head-to head, the Red Rader looks to be the pacesetter, however Abington has been known to come from off the pace to score the win. In a race filled with early speed, one must keep an eye on the best finisher, #5 Lonesome Jones (CTW Base Camp – Blazin Booty, Rader Racing). Race 10: Two more first-round victors will face off as #2 Arkans Vega (Atascocita Gray – Asteria Drive (Royal Racing Team) meets #5 Pat C Dewdrop (Kiowa Myth – Pat C Whereby, Koppe, Staats & Collins). Possible spoilers include the early speedster #1 SNL Summer Fling (Pat C Clement – Fandango Flame, Lester Raines) and #7 JS Mane Event (KC And All – TY Kay Event, Rader Racing). Race 12: Three $50,000 He’s My Man Classic entries stand out in this qualifier. Starting off with first-round winner, the fast-closing #1 Arkansbdchikhiks (Golden Squire – Arkans BD Cheeks, Royal Racing Team), the early speeder #2 Oshkosh Noisy (Oshkosh Lamont – Oshkosh Vani, James Douglas) and a finalist in last month’s running of the $20,000 Dick Andrews Futurity, #8 RF Oka (Chasmo’s Dutch – Superior Megryan, B & B Racing). Race 14 : Two He’s My Man Classic entries look to garner much of the win pools, the second-place finisher in round one #7 Shine N Shut Up (Need My Moneynow – Diamond Tears, D. Q. Williams) and first-round victor, the impressive youngster #8 Sarahdipedy (Superior Panama – Joy Giovanni, Rader Racing). Both are in great post positions and this one looks to be a classic match up! Race 15: The probable post-time favorite appears to be round-one winner #7 Getting The Money (Offthebrakedrake – Goodluck Topaz, D. Q. Williams). Possible roadblocks in his way to repeat include the strong first-turn rushers #4 Waubun Kianna (Trent Lee – Waubun Ole Lady, B & B Racing) and #6 Flying Artistry (Barcelona Boss – Fly Sarah Palin, Rader Racing) along with the early speedster #8 Barts Mandy More (KC And All – Barts Midniterun, James Douglas). Qualifiers will also be held in races four and six. The $50,000 He’s My Man Classic is the first event in Palm Beach Kennel Club’s final $150,000 “Big 3" Stakes series, which includes the $50,000 James W. Paul 3/8ths Mile Derby (Saturday afternoon, February 29) and the $50,000 Arthur J. Rooney, Sr. St. Patrick’s Invitational (Saturday afternoon, March 14). The Classic is named for Palm Beach Kennel Club racing legend and the track’s first multimedia sensation He’s My Man and dedicated to the man who raised and trained “Roscoe”, Bill Pappas. Point System: 1st - 15 points, 2nd - 10, 3rd - 6, 4th - 4, 5th - 3, 6th - 2, 7th - 1, 8th - 0 Previous Next

< Back SPRINT STAR CET DIRTY DILLY CAPTURES CAREER VICTORY NO. 100 Stan Pawloski Mar 27, 2023 The last two years, 2021-22, CET Dirty Dilly was voted captain of the All-America first team. On top of those prestigious honors, the Tri-State Greyhound Park star captured the Rural Rube Award as the nation’s top sprinter for the second year in a row and was the national win leader both seasons. This year, CET Dirty Dilly joined an elite group – greyhounds with 100 career victories. When the sprint sensation posted a box-to-wire victory in mid-March at Tri-State, she became only the 52nd greyhound in racing history to reach triple figures in wins. Owner Carl Tomblin II calls CET Dirty Dilly “one out of a million.” “I am so proud of Dilly and what she’s accomplished in her career. She’s one dog out of a million … I never expected to raise a greyhound like her,” Tomblin said. “She’s the total package and so suited for the Tri-State racetrack. I’ve been so blessed to have a greyhound like her during my career in racing.” CET Dirty Dilly, a December 2018 greyhound out of SH Avatar-CET Dirty Nicki, and littermates CET Dirty Dan, CET Dirty Gurly, CET Dirty Joey, CET Dirty Red and CET Dirty Ryder were raised the first year by Tomblin on his farm in West Virginia. Mike Strickland completed the group’s final six months of training in Kansas. “The first year on the farm none of the littermates stood out. They all were very responsive, aggressive, smart and a great-handling litter,” Tomblin said. “When Mike (Strickland) had them in Kansas, Dilly and Dan were the two best in the litter.” CET Dirty Dilly broke in at Tri-State in August 2020, winning her first four races (Maiden and Grades D, C, B) by a combined 26 lengths. In September, she traveled to Wheeling Island where she finished second by a head to Mac’s Tayloranne in the West Virginia Greyhound Owners and Breeders Association Juvenile Stakes final. In November 2020, CET Dirty Dilly returned to Tri-State. She won her first start back on her home track in Grade A and 2 ½ years later is still racing in Grade AA. CET Dirty Dilly’s career numbers through March 15 of this year are eye-popping – 100 wins, 18 seconds, 7 thirds and 3 fourths in 137 lifetime trips. She won 42 and 40 races in back-to-back years as national win champion in 2021-22. In addition to reaching 100 career wins, other CET Dirty Dilly accomplishments Tomblin is most proud of include: -Breaking the track record in September 2021, winning by 17 ½ lengths in 29.23 “Going to the track with family since I was 3 years old, I always wondered over the years if a greyhound would ever break the track record,” Tomblin said. “To own the greyhound who broke the record is hard to believe.” -Winning the $100,000 Mardi Gras Challenge at Tri-State in December 2021 by 1 ½ lengths in 29.84. “The final field had greyhounds who raced at Southland, Iowa and Palm Beach in it,” Tomblin said. “It was a tough, stacked stakes final. Winning the championship was very special.” -Capturing the $65,000 WVGOBA Sprint Championship in June 2021 by 13 lengths in 29.89. -Track record 16 straight victories in April through July 2021 as well as other multiple win streaks. -Two-time All-America team captain and Rural Rube Award winner. “Never would I have thought I’d have a greyhound achieve back-to-back All-America and Rural Rube Award honors,” Tomblin said. “It’s been a team effort with a lot of people involved along the way. My CET farm staff in West Virginia work every day with me and with our greyhounds – they are the foundation of my business.” CET Dirty Dilly doesn’t appear to be slowing down this year. She had 10 wins and 2 seconds in her first 12 starts. “I hope Dilly stays healthy and she’s able to compete in the West Virginia-bred sprint stakes in May. Winning it again would be icing on the cake,” Tomblin said. “As far as retiring Dilly, she’ll let us know when it’s time. Right now, she’s loving what she does every day and enjoying life.” Greyhounds with at least 100 career wins during their careers follow: 143 – JR’s Ripper 137 – Indy Ann, Happy Voyage 132 – JJ Littlerichard 128 – L.L.’s Doug 123 – JJ Doc Richard, WW Headliner 121 – LD’s Bahama 120 – Sarah Cap, JL Rat 118 – Okie Bootsy, Darius Stone 115 – Miss Whirl, Algoa Boss 113 – Marathon Hound, Gilded Sherry 112 – Friend Delilah, IR’s Gambler, Fortress Blue 111 – JW Rocket One 109 – TK’s Macho Mutt, Frontier TJ DJ, Mo Kick, My Mr. Peabody, Hometown Scott 107 – Lurcher Boy, Westy Whizzer, Most Certain Lee, JK’s Blue Cougar, Lady Quick 106 – Pat C Yetter, Coldwater Torres 105 – Carbon Cry, Husker Magic 104 – MC’s Harvey S 103 – My Problem, Holy Tera, Leo’s Midas, JR’s Big Chief 102 – Big Gossip, RB’s Ruler, JL Gater Aid, MJ Erin Shea, Mindless 101 – M’s Bon Gee, Silent Power, RC’s Sorcerer 100 – Sox Hunter, Picki Princess, BW’s Unida, CET Dirty Dilly Previous Next

< Back WV greyhound racetracks handled $400 million in 2023 Stan Pawloski Feb 5, 2024 The two greyhound racing tracks in West Virginia, Wheeling Island and Tri-State, handled more than $400 million in 2023 – a $50 million increase from the year before. The handle represents the amount of money bet on races from on-track patrons and from simulcast outlets. Last year, a total of $258,952,536 was bet on Wheeling greyhounds while $144,715,912 was wagered on Tri-State racers. The combined amount was $403,668,448. Wheeling Island broke its own national single day handle record for greyhound racing at one track on Saturday afternoon, May 6. The total wagered on-track and off-track on Wheeling Island greyhounds was $1,625,392, surpassing the $1,527,075 bet on greyhounds at Wheeling on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 4, 2022. Tri-State Greyhound Park handled $852,099 the same day Wheeling surpassed its own record – giving the two West Virginia tracks a total of $2,477,491 on one day. Tri-State did set a one-day handle mark of $854,209 on Saturday evening, March 4. Other 2023 highlights from the two racetracks follow: -Wheeling had 120-million-dollar handle days. -Wheeling had 42 straight million-dollar Saturday handles. -Tri-State had 45 days with $700,000 or $800,000 handles. In 2022, a total of $230,672,765 was bet on Wheeling greyhounds while $121,033,046 was wagered on Tri-State racers. The combined amount was $351,705,811. The 2023 handle increased 14.77 percent. (Note: The handle amounts were tabulated daily but are unofficial). Previous Next

< Back LESTER RAINES WINS 2020 WHEELING KENNEL CHAMPIONSHIP Stan Pawloski Jan 28, 2021 n 2018, Lester Raines captured the kennel championship on the final night of the racing season at Wheeling Island – edging the Blanchard Kennel by two victories. After a runner up finish to Blanchard in 2019, the Lester Raines Kennel ruled as king again last year – taking charge after a 3-month shutdown due to the coronavirus-19 pandemic closed the racetrack from mid-March until early June. Once on top, the Joel Roden-trained kennel never looked back. Lester Raines posted 426 victories last year, easily outdistancing runner up Blanchard (389) and Jacobs Racing (383). For Roden, 2020 marked his third championship with Lester Raines – following up crowns in 2016 and 2018. The kennel previously won Wheeling titles in 1992, 1994, 1995 and 1996. The thrill of the competition at Wheeling Island still fuels Roden. “Every year our goal as a kennel is to do as well as we possibly can, day-by-day, so each championship is special and means a lot. I still love doing what I do and hope I am doing it for a lot longer,” Roden said. “My parents were in the business, so I grew up with it and very proud of that. We get into the business for the competition – that’s what it’s all about.” Next in line behind Lester Raines (426), Blanchard (389) and Jacobs Racing (383) in the final 2020 standings were Patriot/Taplin (335), Charter (315), Xtrem Hess Racing (311), A Ray (301), Imark (294), Steve Sarras (292), Abrahamson (285), Brad Boeckenstedt (285), Wayne Ward (264) and Rangel (179). Lester Raines was locked in a tight race atop the kennel standings early in the 2020 racing season when the state ordered the closure of the track March 16. In the next 12 weeks the track was idle for live racing, but the greyhounds participated in schooling sessions on the island surface three days every week. “Although we were shut down, it was still a lot of work schooling the greyhounds every week. I think the closing actually helped our kennel,” Roden noted. “We had a lot of young pups and the shutdown gave them some time to mature and get acclimated to the racetrack.” Pacing the Lester Raines’ attack last year were Craigie Pirate with 15 victories and JS Drinkmepretty with 12 wins. Two other sprinters reached double figures in victories – Craigie Deuce with 11 and RS Perfectionist with 10. “Craigie Pirate was one of our pups helped by the shutdown. He learned how to run the racetrack while schooling,” Roden said. “Drinkmepretty is a little warrior, a little beast.” Checking in with nine victories apiece were JS Wanna Bee, JS Fine Toon and Rooftop Blondish. Recording eight wins each were CTW Cant Stop It, K One More Thing, KBF Country Gal, Kelsos Rasta Man, SNL Firebird, Super C Kix and ZB Tremonti. “We didn’t have a lot of superstars last year, but we had a kennel full of consistent, solid greyhounds,” Roden said. “It was a mix of young pups and veteran greyhounds that contributed throughout the year.” Roden credited his Wheeling crew – Julie Roden, Amanda McCardle, Kenneth Kelly and Dean Ellis – for playing a key role in the kennel’s success in 2020. “We got a combined effort from our team, Lester Raines, the greyhounds and our lease customers,” Roden said. As for 2021, Roden expects the competition to be as keen as ever with greyhounds coming in from other racetracks. “It’ll be a challenge again,” Roden said. In addition to having the most wins in 2020, Lester Raines garnered the most seconds (396) while Blanchard was tops in thirds (416). Lester Raines was the leader in win percentage with 16 percent followed by Jacobs Racing with 14 percent and Blanchard with 13 percent. Lester Raines led all kennels with a 45 percent trifecta mark. Jacobs Racing was next with 41 percent while Blanchard and Wayne Ward followed with 40 percent each. Previous Next

< Back FLYING OKAHANA, RF SNOWFLAKE UNBEATEN IN $100,000 MARDI GRAS CHALLENGE STAKES Stan Pawloski Dec 17, 2021 Double G Kennel’s Flying Okahana and Superior Kennel’s RF Snowflake top the leaderboard after two rounds of the $100,000 Mardi Gras Championship at Tri-State Greyhound Park. The two sprinters each posted a pair of wins in the first two rounds to accumulate 24 points heading into the third round on Saturday, Dec. 18, when the original field of 80 greyhounds will be cut to 56. The semifinals with the top 24 greyhounds are set for Thursday, Dec. 23, and the championship final on Thursday, Dec. 30. Following are the point totals after two rounds. 24 points – Flying Okahana, RF Snowflake 21 points – Turbo Foley, CET Dirty Dilly, Turbo Raya, RS Thousand RPM, Fly L Donald Jr 19 points – John J Rambo, Superior Tiara, Younoseeme, FF Salty Dog 18 points – RS Felicha, Bug Brush 17 points – FF Roadhouse, Centex Ryan, Crocket 16 points – Deco All Redd, KBJ Powerplay, Super C Aneeta 15 points – CTW Kayden 14 points – Fly Greg Geter, Tilly Blue, Dodgecity Haggen, SNL Gone Girl, Superior Bonnie 12 points – CET Dirty Dan, Arkans Maverick, GLS Havana, Superior Andy, RS Top Gear, Let It Down 11 points – HC Crazy Ray 10 points – O Ya Power Surge, Barts Don’t Dally, Arkansmaximilian 9 points – Loyal Walk In, GLS Wyatt Earp, JS Pumpedupkicks, Burning Man, Turbo Rebecca 8 points – Oshkosh Clover, Coach Wonder, Flying Michonne, Killer Toystoy, Coach Oh Boy 7 points – Deeming, Economic Model, CET Dirty Red, Like My Tail, Stilettos 6 points – Andifuloseboohoo, Artex Bronzewing, Tool Dresser, Super C Diva, Arkans Sloth, Fly Killer Kiss, Coach Van Winkle 5 points – Flying Michifuku 4 points – Fly Mickey Mouse, KB’s Singer, Turbo Ravened 3 points – Forever Aftercall, Turbo Yolonda, GM State My Case, Iced Latte, Arkans JD Hazel, Touche Lorraine, JS Kool Kash, K’s Doja, TMC’s Classy Babe, Deco Doolin 2 points – Finkleis Einhorn, TNT Inferno, GLS Rosebuddy 1 point – Mac’s Campbell, I’m Not Buggin, Proud American 0 points – Irish Embassy, SE’s Mi Treat, Barts Late Kick. Previous Next