ROCKY VIEW COUNTY, ALB—OCTOBER 22, 2017—Multiple stakes winner Crusinfourabrusin picked up his fourth consecutive win on Sunday when he defeated Toughie by a neck in the $12,712(US) Century Downs Cup Classic. Go Jessin Beaver finished three-quarters back in third.

Janice Sather saddled the Alberta homebred for herself and Barry Sather. The son of leading Canadian sire First Timber completed the 400 yards in :19.742 seconds, a 111-speed on index on a fast track with a 10-mph crosswind.

Cruisinfourabruisin has compiled a (39) 16-12-4 record and today's wining purse of $6,738(US) brought his bankroll total to more than $150,000. He entered today's race off a win in the Century Downs 440 Stakes on October 8. He is out of Tagulator by Royal Evening Snow.

Graded stakes winner Toughie picked up $3,305(US) for his second-place effort. Trainer William Leech saddled the daughter of Stel Corona for owner Charles Stojan. Ricardo Moreno had the riding call aboard the Edward C. Allred California-bred out of Hard Lining by Hawkish. The filly has earned more than $161,000.

Leech also trains third-place finisher Go Jessin Beaver for owners Jim Plume and Charlie Weaselhead. W B D Ranch Inc. bred the Apollitcal Jess 4-year-old in Alberta from the Corona Cartel mare Corona Del Valle. He earned $1,525(US) for the effort.

First Prize Sass, Splashy Mamacita, Canadian Timber and Wait completed the field.