Jody,
I'm not exactly sure what you're asking? Or maybe you're not asking anything, just making a comment. But you did say in the first part of your post, that you had an Animal, drilled up to go long for the upcoming winter leagues. To me, that is not a "go long" drill. I am a stroker/tweener also. I usually throw between 15 and 16 mph. I also own an Animal. That ball you're showing has a fairly strong drill, especially since the ball has an asymmetrical core.
You're showing, early roll, with a strong continuous backend.
If I were you, I'd work on a different release. If I had an Animal drilled like that, no way would it ever skate thru the breakpoint in OOB condition. Are you bowling on synthetics? Wood?
Also, you have to consider lane play sometimes. Don't try and make the ball do too much. You might actually have to move to a different starting spot on the lanes.