Massive night for the progeny of Creatine in Ohio Sires Stakes Finals

Exciting young trotting sire Creatine enjoyed a hugely successful Ohio Sires Stakes (OHSS) Finals night at Eldorado Scioto Downs on Saturday with his six starters producing three Championship and Consolation winners.

Grand Revival was impressive in winning the $300,000 Scarlet Championship for 3-year-old trotting colts and geldings.

After making a first over move midrace, the well-bred son of Creatine sat outside the leader before getting the better of him at the top of the straight and going on to win by a length and a quarter from Jet Hill in a career best 1:53.2.

Grand Revival has now won eight races and banked $251,007 in stakes money.

Bred by Diamond Creek Farm, Grand Revival is out of the Yankee Glide mare Grand Cameron, a stakes winning daughter of the champion filly and $2,000,000 earner Cameron Hall.

Creatine swept the 3-year-old OHSS Finals for male trotters with Bidenurtime justifying his odds on favouritism in the $100,000 Grey Championship, scoring by two lengths after leading for the majority of the race.

It was Bidenurtimeʻs ninth win and took his earnings to $171,820.

He is out of the unraced Lucky Chucky mare Wake Up Suzie.

Earlier on the card Hung Over was a dominant winner of the $100,000 Grey Championship for 2-year-old trotting colts and geldings.

Trained by Bob Stewart, Creatineʻs trainer for much of his US career, Hung Over is the winner of four races to date and just under $80,000 in stakes.

Like Grand Revival, he is out of a Yankee Glide mare.

Creatine was the only trotting stallion to sire more than one of the OHSS Championship winners.