leader Maven and held off a late charge from Oasis Bi. This win would mark the first time a Trotter bred in Spain had won an International Group 1 race. He wasn't finished in 2016 when he repeated the feat the following year. Although it was closer with him only getting up in the final strides he still came out on top to win his second and final Group 1 race. Later that year he would add Group 3 Prix Luxembourg in France to his international resume with it being his biggest career win in France. He'd have one more year of international racing with no more wins but at the end of his 10-year-old season he was finally brought back to his home in Spain to race at Hippodrome San Pardo in Malorca. The race was 3150m or just under 2 miles and he won it easily. Originally it was meant to be his final career start. But it turned to be the first victory in his winning streak. Winning Streak After his first win in his winning streak at San Pardo he finally returned to his birthplace on the island of Menorca. There he would alternate between Hipòdrom Municipal De Maó,and Hipódromo Torre Del Ram winning much smaller purses than up in France. He would also run much more frequently during this time winning all 28 starts in 2018 at the age of 11. At the start of his 12-year-old season was when the winning streak started to gain major attention as it started to approach the world record. He had already easily beaten San Simeon's winning streak of 29 when he was 11. By his 5th start at age 12 on April 15, 2019, he had tied winning streak record set by Carty Nagle. An American Pacer who had won 41 consecutive races all the way back in 1938 But he still had one more trotting record to beat. The Swedish cold blooded trotter Järvsöfaks had won 42 straight races at one point in his career. He raced only one week after winning his 41st straight race on April 22 and won his 42nd straight race equalling Järvsöfak's streak. Finally on May 6, 2019, he was entered to try and win his 43rd straight race which would give him the world record for all Harness Racing. He stayed forwardly placed throughout soon taking the lead and keeping