Roaring to victory Gary Dura Jul 4, 2013 Jul 4, 2013 Updated Jul 4, 2013 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Allisonracinteam Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Purchase Article Reprint Weekly Tri-State Bites & Brews Sign up for our free food newsletter today! Brian Webb knew where his entry in the King and Queen championship race had to go.And, Allisonracinteam did it.The Hardison & Hambleton kennel entry poured it in the final turn and edged Quirky Chandler for the win.“I knew she had to get outside,” said Webb, the dog’s trainer. “She didn’t have a good break but waited” and made her move.And it was quite a move. She kept moving up the ranks, then put the burners on in the home stretch for the win. She won in 31.13.She paid $25, $20.40, $26.80. Recommended for you She held off a strong-running Quirky Chandler, who paid $14.60 and $13. JF Callin Radar finished third, paying $14.40.The trifecta was 5-6-all and the super was a 1-ticket winner.Superior Product, who was attempting to tie the consecutive win record, fell short. Noble Bahama’s 1991 record of 13 in a row stands.Note* AMF Can Can won the George Kellas Memorial sprint Thursday afternoon. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Trending Today Local officials grapple with possible impacts of new Iowa immigration law Police: Dubuque man stole thousands of dollars worth of jewelry from mother Cascade man sentenced to federal prison for falsifying odometers on cars he sold Merlin J. McDermott 'Everything's original': Dyersville man keeps gifted 1959 Ford Thunderbird on the road