Odds on Lil Rocker and Ronnie Wrenn Jr. teamed up for a win Tuesday, March 24 at Oak Grove. The Indiana sophomore rallied to an open length victory in 1:53.3, his second win of 2026 in three starts.
Odds on Lil Rocker left the gate with some speed and was able to slip into the three hole as Perfect Stranger and Andy Shetler occupied the top spot in the first turn. Fox Valley Endzone and Wyatt Avenatti held their position from the rail behind Perfect Stranger. Before the quarter, Odds on Lil Rocker moved to the outside and appeared to consider a move forward but dropped back in at the quarter in :27.2.
Heading to the half in :55.4, the field was in single file behind Perfect Stranger. Odds on Lil Rocker decided it was time to move and slipped to the outside before the three-quarters in 1:24.4. Once he was out, it took some urging for him to hit another gear, but he never backed down. At the head of the lane, he finally shook loose of the field and paced home in :28.4 for the win by five and three-quarter lengths in 1:53.3, a new lifetime mark. Fox Valley Endzone finished second with Mystery Lady and Matt Krueger closing in for third.
Odds on Lil Rocker paid $2.30 for the win. It was his third start of 2026 and his second win with three wins overall. The son of Rockin Image is now over the $30,000 mark in earnings for trainer Melanie Wrenn. Odds on Racing owns the gelding, who was bred and raised by Bottom Line Racing and Leander Schwartz. He is out of a sister to Odds on Osiris, former Indiana champion with more than $800,000 in earnings for the Wrenn Stable.
Another Indiana pacer scored a win on the Tuesday card at Oak Grove as My House and Andy Shetler took over in the second half and rallied out to a seven and one-quarter length win at the wire in 1:52.3. Sherocks Sherolls A and Atlee Bender finished second over Bozak and Jamaal Denson for third.
My House paid $4.54 for the win. The nine-year-old son of Rockin Image is owned by Janie Hartley and trained by Andy Shetler. Duane Miller bred the veteran pacer, who now has 34 career wins. Overall, he has accumulated $341,000 in earnings and took his career best time of 1:48.3 as a four-year-old at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. He has won under the 1:50 time barrier three times during his career.
