Wiggle It Jiggleit let Always B Miki clear on the way to the half, tracked him until the stretch, and then slipped up the passing lane for a 1:49 1/5 victory in the $325,000 Dan Patch for older pacers on Friday night at Hoosier Park.Driver Montrell Teague put Wiggle It Jiggleit on the lead early from post one, and the field lined up behind him before the 27 second opening quarter. Always B Miki (Dave Miller) settled in fourth from post nine after the start, but then rolled first-over in the backstretch and took control before the 54 4/5 half.Freaky Feet Pete (Trace Tetrick) wound up third after Always B Miki landed on the engine, so Tetrick elected to send him after the leader past the half. He would advance on the rim around the final bend and was positioned only three-quarters of a length behind Always B Miki at the 1:22 4/5 three-quarters.In the stretch Always B Miki was able to put away Freaky Feet Petes try, but a patient Teague waited until the Hoosier Park passing lane came available, then guided his charge into it. Once shown the clear track, Wiggle It Jiggleit was able to get around Always B Miki, winning by a length at the finish line. All Bets Off (Ricky Macomber Jr.) and Shamballa (Scott Zeron) rallied to finish in a dead-heat for third, and they were followed by Mel Mara (Corey Callahan).I know if I put him in any position he can prevail either way, said Montrell Teague. I rushed out of there, and nobody came, so I got an easy fraction. Miki did a bull rush, and I let him go. I remembered we had a passing lane now, so I took advantage of it. I was a little bit worried when I got Miki on the front and Pete right alongside him, but we got the job done.Clyde Francis trains Wiggle It Jiggleit, a 4-year-old gelding by Mr. Wiggles, for George Teague Jr. Inc. and the Teague Racing Partnership. Wiggle It Jiggleit scored his 34th victory from 44 career starts, and he has now earned $3,367,922. The slight 8-5 second choice behind Always B Miki, Wiggle It Jiggleit paid $5.40.With the rail coming in, I thought he had a great chance, George Teague added. When Miki bull-rushed to the front, it was a good position to be in. You want to be following him. Pete came first-over again, and they were going to take a little bit of starch out of each other. The passing lane came up, and like Montrell said, it was a perfect trip. Trip wins races, and he tripped out well.I like mine raced hard. He races hard when hes supposed to. Hes better than he ever was. Hes sounder, hes fresher, so I dont see why we dont race. 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CLEVELAND -- Hue Jackson has run out of pep talks. At this point, theres only so much he can do to stop this dismal season from an even deeper descent.The Browns record is one thing.Jackson cant lose his locker room, too.As his team recovered from a 24-9 pasting from Pittsburgh, a loss that dropped Cleveland to 0-11 in 2016 and below .500 overall for the first time in 66 years, the Browns coach said its vital over the next five games for his frustrated players to keep fighting -- together.I understand how people feel about us right now, Jackson said Monday.This team is going to continue to work hard. We are going to continue to stick together because we know that is the only way success will come. We have to continue to have each others backs.The Browns are hoping to avoid dubious history. Three NFL teams previously went 0-11 before winning a game -- the 1975 Chargers, 1984 Bills, 2000 Chargers -- while seven had even worse starts.It cant get much worse for the Browns than Sunday, when the Steelers overpowered them, recording eight sacks, taking rookie quarterback Cody Kessler out with a concussion -- his second head injury in 28 days -- and dominating both lines from the outset.Kessler will miss Sundays game against the surging New York Giants (7-3) and its possible the third-round pick is done for the season.Josh McCown, who was sacked four times and absorbed a few more crushing hits when he came in for Kessler in the fourth quarter, will make his third start this season.The 37-year-old McCown has endured difficult seasons before, but those havent softened the impact this one is having.It is a tough, tough time for us, he said. Especially for guys who have been in the league for a little while and in our locker room, it is frustrating.But at the end of the day, we are going to continue to reload, come back to work and fight hard to make it right and get it going. We owe it to the rest of the guys in the locker room, the coaches, the people in the organization and the city to get this thing turned around.Some of the frustration is beginning to boil over.Following Clevelands 21st loss in 22 games, Browns wide receiver Terrelle Pryor, one of the lone bright spots in an otherwise depressing season, vented his feeling by calling out some offensive teammates for not doing a better job of proteecting the Browns quarterbacks.ddddddddddddryor didnt name names, but there was no hiding his anger. And unlike Pro Bowl tackle Joe Thomas, he didnt lay blame on Clevelands front office for gutting the clubs roster during the offseason to build for the future.Pryor spoke from his heart, which seems fractured.They cant keep getting hit like that, and if I want to voice my opinion, Im going to voice my opinion now, because its going on too much, he said. I dont care if youve got to hold these dudes. Hold them and take the damn penalty and stop getting our quarterbacks hit. I hate that.While Jackson appreciated Pryors passion, he didnt like his message.That is not Terrelles job, Jackson said. I know he is frustrated and we all are. No doubt, we need to protect our quarterback, but that is not for him to say.Lets focus on ourselves and support each other. That is what good teams do, and that is what we are going to work to become.Jackson spoke with Pryor, who caught five passes for 97 yards, another performance that will only help his bargaining power in getting a contract extension from the Browns.Sometimes, like most people, after the game and after the heat of the moment, you are a little frustrated and maybe you say some things that you wish you hadnt, Jackson said.I understand it is coming from a good place. I know that no one wants to see our quarterback getting hit, but I think everybody has to let me be the judge of that.As for Jackson, it appears he hasnt lost the confidence of his players, who remain supportive despite a season testing everyones patience and stomachs.We stand 100 percent behind him, linebacker Christian Kirksey said.Jackson is weathering the storm the only way he knows -- head on. He wasnt prepared to lose on this scale, but hes determined to not let the losing slow him down.I know what I signed up for, he said. I truly believe I am just the man for the job. That has not shown, and I respect that and I understand how our fans and all feel, but I am not running from this. I am going to run through it. We are going to fix this. That is what I came here to do.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL . ' ' '