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HAMBLETONIAN 1926-present Year Horse Sire Breeder Owner Trainer Caretaker Driver Finish Time Margin Odds Starters Purse 2020 Ramona Hill, f. Muscle Hill Crawford Farms Bradley Grant, Crawford Farms Racing Tony Alagna Victor Rosales Andrew McCarthy 1-X-1 1:50.1 1 *.40 17# 1,100,000 Robert LeBlanc, In The Gym Partners 2019 Forbidden Trade, c. Kadabra Steve H. Stewart Determination Luc Blais Jacques Blais Bob McClure X-3-1 1:51 nk 15.90 16# 1,140.000 2018 Atlanta, f. Chapter Seven Order by Stable Crawford Fms, Holland Racing, H A Taylor & Bradley Grant Rick Zeron Ernie Hendry Scott Zeron 2-X-1 1:50.4 1 2.20 18# 1,200,000 2017 Perfect Spirit, c. Andover Hall Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. SRF Stable Ake Svanstedt Janika Haggman Ake Svanstedt x-3-2p1 1:52.3 1/2 7.50 19# 1,200,000 2016 Marion Marauder, c Muscle Hill William Mulligan Marion Jean Wellwood & Paula Wellwood Michael Keeling Scott Zeron 1-x-1 1:51.4 nose 2.50 18# 1,200,000 Devin Keeling 2015 Pinkman, g. Explosive Matter O Narutac Equine Nrsry Takter, Fielding, McClelland, Liverman Jimmy Takter Yomara Valladares Brian Sears 1-x-x-1 1:51 3/4 1.80 19# 1,200,000 2014 Trixton, c. Muscle Hill Stewart, Ala-Seppala, Bootsman Brixton Medical AB & Christina Takter Jimmy Takter Annette Zackrisson Jimmy Takter 1 (no elims) 1:50.3 1/2 4.30 11# 1,006,125 2013 Royalty For Life, c. RC Royalty Alfred Ross Al Ross, Ray Campbell George Ducharme Britney Gale Brian Sears 1-x-x-1 1:52.1 3¼ .80 23# 1,210,000 & Paul Fontaine 2012 Market Share, c. Revenue S Hayley Moore Richard Gutnick, TLP Stable Linda Toscano Shelly Grieco Tim Tetrick 1 (1st in elim) 1:52.1 neck 4.40 25# 1,710,000 & William J. Augustine 2011 Broad Bahn, c. Broadway Hall Fair Winds Farm Fam Alber Horse Racing LLC Noel Daley Risa Tanaka George Brennan 1 (1st in elim) 1:53 3¼ 6.30 18# 1,640,000 2010 Muscle Massive, c Muscles Yankee Perretti Farms Brixton Medical AB, Order by Stable Jimmy Takter Nancy Johansson Ron Pierce 1 (2nd/elim) 1:51 1t 6.50 24# 1,500,000 Louie Camara, Marvin Katz, Al Libfeld, Sam Goldband 2009 Muscle Hill, c Muscles Yankee Winbak Farm Muscle Hill LLC, J. Silva, TLP Stable Greg Peck Sylvia Hovde Brian Sears 1 (1st/elim) 150.1 6 .30 22# 1,730,333 2008 Deweycheatumnhowe,c Muscles Yankee Steve Jones R. Schnittker, T. Gewertz, C. Iannazzo Ray Schnittker Paul Doherty Ray Schnittker 1 (1st/elim) 1:52 1½ .40 23# 1,710,000 Deweycheatumnhowe Stable 2007 Donato Hanover, c Andover Hall Hanover Shoe Farm Donato Hanover Syndicate Steve Elliott Ann Christin Johnsen Ron Pierce 1 (1st/elim) 1:53.2 1¼ 1.00 14# 1,710,000 S. Arnold, M. Scharf & Golden Touch Stable 2006 Glidemaster, c. Yankee Glide Brittany Farms Brittany Farms, R. Burgess Blair Burgess Karin-Olsson-Burgess John Campbell 1 (2nd/elim) 1:51.1 1¼ 6.00 13# 1,700,000 K. Olsson-Burgess, Marsha Cohen 2005 Vivid Photo, g. SJ’s Photo Winbak Farm Roger Hammer & Todd Schadel Roger Hammer Vicki Fair Roger Hammer 1(1st/elim) 1:52.3 2¾ 7.20 17# 1,700,000 2004 Windsong’s Legacy, c. Conway Hall Windsong Stable A. Branvoll, T. Gewertz & P. Spinelli Trond Smedshammer Emma Johansson Trond Smedshammer 1 (3rd/elim) 1:54.1 1 4.50 20# 1,200,000 2003 Amigo Hall, c. Balanced Image Walnut Hall LTD Walnut Hall, R. Burgess, Blair Burgess Stacy Wadden Mike Lachance 1 (3rd/elim) 1:54 1 27.50 28# 1,210,000 K. Olsson-Burgess 2002 Chip Chip Hooray, c. Pine Chip Castleton Farm Sylvester, Prakas, Chuck Sylvester Kelly Mockler Eric Ledford 1 (1st/elim) 1:53.3 nk 5.30 25# 1,210,000 Wingfoot Farm, Goldman 2001 Scarlet Knight, c. Pine Chip Richard F. Heffering Stefan Melander Stefan Melander Therese Olsson Stefan Melander 1 (1st/elim) 1:53.4 1 ¾ *.70 26# 1,210,000 2000 Yankee Paco, c. Balanced Image Yankeeland Farms Tom Ivey & Harry Ivey Doug McIntosh Reggie Giasson Trevor Ritchie 1 (1st/elim) 1:53.2 ¾ 2.30 24# 1,210,000 1999 Self Possessed, c. Victory Dream Brittany Farms Self Possessed Stable Ron Gurfein Emma Pettersson Mike Lachance 1 (1st/elim) 1:51.3 5 ½ e*.40 18# 1,200,000 1998 Muscles Yankee, c. Valley Victory Yankeeland Farms Perretti Farms, Liverman, French Chuck Sylvester Bonnie Richards John Campbell 1 (1st/elim) 1:52.2 3 *.30 15# 1,200,000 1997 Malabar Man, c. Supergill Malvern Burroughs Malvern Burroughs Jimmy Takter Eva Bohman Malvern Burroughs 1 (1st/elim) 1:55 1 e*.30 20# 1,200,000 1996 Continentalvictory, f. Valley Victory Brittany Farms Continentalvictory Stable Ron Gurfein Marita Berglund Mike Lachance 1-x-1 1:52.1 ½ *.70 11# 1,200,000 1995 Tagliabue, c. Super Bowl A. & J. Skoglund Jules & Arlene Siegel Jim Campbell Chrissy Neece John Campbell 1-x-1 1:54.4 2 ¼ 4.10 16# 1,200,000 1994 Victory Dream, c. Valley Victory Crown Stable F A Stable & Victory Dream Stable Ron Gurfein John Sokul Mike Lachance 1-x-1 1:53.4 2 ¾ *.70 16# 1,200,000 1993 American Winner, c. Super Bowl R. Key & J. Glesmann Robert Key & John Glesmann Milton Smith Mike Plasters Ron Pierce x-1-1 1:53.1 2 ¾ *.80 14# 1,200,000 51 HAMBLETONIAN 1926-present Year Horse Sire Breeder Owner Trainer Caretaker Driver Finish Time Margin Odds Starters Purse 1992 Alf Palema, c. Speedy Somolli George M. Alexander Karl-Erik Bender & Per Eriksson Per Eriksson Jenny Göstavsson Mickey McNichol x-x-2-1 1:56.2 hd e15.60 27# 1,380,000 1991 Giant Victory, c. Super Bowl Stoner Creek Stud T. & J. Gewertz & Robins Racing Per Eriksson Gry Normanssen Jack Moiseyev x-1-1 1:54.4 ¾ 5.40 19# 1,238,000 1990 Harmonious, c. Crowning Point Kentuckiana Farm Lindy Racing Stable & Sal Garofalo Osvaldo Formia Alfredo Zamora John Campbell x-1-1 1:54.1 1 ½ 1.70 20# 1,346,000 1989 Park Avenue Joe, c. Speedy Somolli Boardwalk Associates Park Avenue Stable Chuck Sylvester Randy Beeckman Ron Waples 2-1-1dh 1:54.3 dh 8.90 11# 1,131,000 Probe, c. Super Bowl Lindy Farms of Conn. Lindy Farms of Conn. Osvaldo Formia Maria Sopp Bill Fahy 1-9-1dh 1:54.3 dh e12.00 1988 Armbro Goal, c. Speedy Crown Armstrong Bros. Plate, Ryan & Caggiano Jan Johnson Suzanne Lexung John Campbell 1-1 1:54.3 4 ¼ *.60 13# 1,156,800 1987 Mack Lobell, c. Mystic Park Lana Lobell Farms of N.J. Fair Winds Farm Chuck Sylvester Randy Beeckman John Campbell 1-x-1 1:53.3 6 ¼ *.10 15# 1,046,300 & One More Time Stable 1986 Nuclear Kosmos, c. Speedy Somolli Gestion Belvedere Henriksen, Hoffman, Per Henriksen Marit Haugen Ulf Thoresen x-1-1 1:55.2 nk 5.50 25# 1,172,082 Hoffman, Sullivan 1985 Prakas, c. Speedy Crown Hans G. Enggren Enggren, Vizzi & MacKenzie Per Eriksson Tina Eriksson Bill O’Donnell x-1-1 1:54.3 2 *.20 17# 1,272,000 1984 Historic Freight, c. ABC Freight ABC Stables ABC Stables “Skip” Lewis Tony Veen Ben Webster x-2-1-1 1:56.2 1 ¾ 9.20 23# 1,219,000 1983 Duenna, f. Green Speed Clearview Stable Clearview Stable Stanley Dancer Tania Holiverda Stanley Dancer x-1-1 1:57.2 2 3.00 25# 1,080,000 1982 Speed Bowl, c. Super Bowl Hanover Shoe Farms PONY Stable Bill Haughton Gary Billings Tom Haughton x-1-1 1:56.4 nk 3.50 21# 875,000 1981 Shiaway St. Pat, g. Tarport Devlin Shiawassee Farm Shiawassee Farm Ray Remmen Diane Podaris Ray Remmen x-1-2-1 2:01.1 nk 2.60 24# 838,000 1980 Burgomeister, c. Speedy Count Robert Mumma Est. of P. Haughton & M. Florentino Bill Haughton Pat Troll Bill Haughton x-1-1 1:56.3 2 ¾ 2.10 19# 293,570 1979 Legend Hanover, c. Super Bowl Hanover Shoe Farms Messenger Stable Ray Tripp C. Tripp & P. Troll George Sholty 1-1 1:56.1 hd 11.40 12 300,000 1978 Speedy Somolli, c. Speedy Crown Robert Mumma Beissinger, Mumma, Howard Beissinger Osvaldo Formia Howard Beissinger 1-2-1 1:55 2 *.80 8 241,280 Lana Lobell, Rosenberg 1977 Green Speed, c. Speedy Rodney L. S. Lloyds Beverly Lloyds Bill Haughton Jean Camirand Bill Haughton 1-1 1:55.3 1 ½ e*.90 16 284,131 1976 Steve Lobell, c. Speedy Count Bonnie Keek Farm Mill Island Stable Bill Haughton Markku Vartianen Bill Haughton 14-1-4-1 1:56.2 ½ e4.60 18 263,524 1975 Bonefish, c. Nevele Pride Stoner Creek Stud S. & R. Dancer & A. M. Cuddy Stanley Dancer Chet Dentler Stanley Dancer 9-2-1-1 1:59 ns e*.60 13 232,192 1974 Christopher T., c. Ayres Bonnie Keek Farm John L. Thro Bill Haughton Pat Troll Bill Haughton x-1-1 1:58.3 1 ½ 22# 160,150 & John L. Thro 1973 Flirth, g. Florican Arden Homestead Stable Arden Homestead Stable Ralph Baldwin Jim Underwood Ralph Baldwin 1-1 1:57.1 3 16 144,710 1972 Super Bowl, c. Star’s Pride Stoner Creek Stud R. 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