SHAKOPEE, MN – Canterbury Park winds down its quarter horse season this weekend with the running of the $35,000 Cash Caravan Stakes for Minnesota breds and the $50,000 North Central Quarter Horse Racing Association Futurity.

The 400 yard Cash Caravan kicks off the Saturday card with Pyc Jess Bite Mydust looking to gain a measure of revenge over Jason Olmstead stablemate Dickey Bob with the latter beating the former in the Bob Morehouse Stakes on July 8.  Pyc Jess Bite Mydust threw his head at the break and while he made up a ton of ground, he could not catch Dickey Bob who broke alertly and led from gate to wire.

Randy Weidner trained Rey D Arranque finished second in that Morehouse and came back to win a $25,000 optional claimer to tighten up for the Cash Caravan.

$146,000 Mystic Lake Northlands Futurity champion Jess Doin Time leads the field to the post for the 350 yard NCQHRA Futurity.  Out of the Olmstead barn and bred and owned by Tom Pouliot, Jess Doin Time was 3/4 of a length away from being undefeated and has earned $78,788 in her career.  She’ll break from post three.

Zoes Sassy Miracle, winner of the Northlands Juvenile, will break from the rail while trying to win her third consecutive race after starting her career missing twice by just a nose.

Saturday racing begins at 12:50 PM with the Cash Caravan.