North America Cup at Mohawk set for Saturday

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06/22/2010 - Campbellville, ON (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Post positions have been drawn for Saturday's $1.5 million North America Cup at Mohawk Racetrack. The mile race has 10 three-year-old pacers.

Last Saturday night there were three elimination races. The connections for each of the three winners got to choose the post for their horses.

We Will See, who won his elimination at odds of 12-1, will start from the inside post with driver Brett Miller. Trained by Cosmo De Pinto, We Will See has just the one win this year in five starts for $69,996.

Rock N Roll Heaven will leave from post three with Hall of Fame driver John Campbell. Campbell is filling in for injured driver Dan Dube. Campbell is a six-time winner of the race, most recently in 1999 with The Panderosa.

Trained by Bruce Saunders, Rock N Roll Heaven has won five of seven starts in 2010 for $260,700.

"I'm very delighted," Saunders said. "He's certainly an exceptional horse."

All Speed Hanover will be driven by Ron Pierce from post four. The colt is trained by Michael Vanderkemp and has earned $164,088 this year with two wins in four starts. Pierce won last year's Cup with champion colt Well Said and in 2006 drove Total Truth to victory.

Here is the complete field for the North America Cup in post position order: We Will See, Miller; Fred And Ginger, Dave Palone; Rock N Roll Heaven, Campbell; All Speed Hanover, Pierce; Art Professor, Yannick Gingras; Sportswriter, Mark MacDonald; Delmarvalous, Brian Sears; One More Laugh, Tim Tetrick; Kyle Major, Jody Jamieson and Piece Of The Rock, Paul MacDonell.

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