PLAN to ATTEND It Was Early Last October When the Names of Trotters Broad Bahn and Manofmanymissions Were First Linked Together in the Same Sentence

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©2011 HORSEMAN PUBLISHING CO., LEXINGTON, KY USA • FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL (859) 276-4026 Brennan: “It’s just a matter of if they can run him down or not.” PLAN TO ATTEND It was early last October when the names of trotters Broad Bahn and Manofmanymissions were first linked together in the same sentence. Now the two are again joined together. It was Broad Bahn’s scratch last fall from the Breeders Crown final due to a small fracture in a leg that led to Manofmanymis- sions—who had finished fourth in his elim—moving into the $600,000 Crown contest as the first also-eligible horse. We all AUGUST 29 & 30, 2011 know that Manofmanymissions Yearlings will sell August 29. took full advantage of the opportu-

Micheal Lisa/Lisa Photo Micheal nity to spring a 13-1 upset and win the Crown with a world-record Online catalog will be available at 1:53.2 effort. www.bloodedhorse.com Ten months later the two trotters are again in the same sentence as winners of their respective Ham- bletonian eliminations and among the favorites to win the $1.5 million final Saturday afternoon at the Manofmanymissions Meadowlands. While Broad “There’s No Substitute for Experience” Bahn—fully recovered from his leg problem—won the first elim in 1:53, Manofmanymissions—ironically fighting a foot JERRY HAWS CHARLES MORGAN P.O. Box 187 • Wilmore, Kentucky 40390 (937) 947-1218 issue himself the past few weeks—took the second with a Phone: (859) 858-4415 • Fax: (859) 858-8498 DEAN BEACHY & ASSOCIATES 1:52.4 effort. [email protected] Auctioneers As elim winners, the connections of each were able to choose their post for the final. Trainer Noel Daley selected first for doesn’t have to be 100 percent. This is a tough race to go Broad Bahn and he went with post one, and trainer Erv Miller into not being 100 percent—but he’s close.” followed by choosing the two slot. This will be only the second- George Brennan picked up the drive on Broad Bahn in ever match-up between the two colts; Manofmanymissions mid-June and in five subsequent starts they have two wins, bested Broad Bahn by 6 1/4 lengths in their $166,000 Stanley two seconds and a third. Dancer Memorial division July 16 at the Meadowlands. “One good thing I like about him is that he hasn’t had a “He wasn’t quite as good in the elim as he was in the horse pass him since I’ve been driving him,” said Brennan. Dancer,” said Andy Miller, driver of Manofmanymissions. “Psychologically, that’s good for a horse going into a race, “He was a little bumpier and wasn’t quite the same, but he so let’s hope that continues.” Continues on page 2 ›››› $1,500,000 Hambletonian 3YOCT final Meadowlands Racetrack, Saturday, August 6, Race 9, Post Time: 3:44 pm Post—Horse (Sire) Driver/Trainer Odds Yearling Sale (Price)/Consignor 1—Broad Bahn (Broadway Hall) G. Brennan/N. Daley 4-1 Harrisburg ($20,000)/Fair Winds Farm 2—Manofmanymissions (Yankee Glide) A. Miller/E. Miller 9-5 Lexington Sel. ($215,000)/Kentuckiana Farms 3—Fawkes (SJ’s Caviar) Y. Gingras/J. Czernyson 15-1 — 4—Chapter Seven (Windsong’s Legacy) M. Lachance/L. Toscano 7-2 Harrisburg ($42,000)/Concord Stud Farm, Agt. 5—Whit (Classic Photo) T. Tetrick/H. Hochstetler 8-1 Lexington Sel. ($10,000)/Dunroven Stud 6—Whiskey Tax (Revenue S) Ra. Waples/T. Durand 15-1 Harrisburg ($18,000)/Northwood Bloodstock Agency 7—Opening Night (Broadway Hall) J. Campbell/Ji. Campbell 10-1 Harrisburg ($45,000)/Stonegate Standardbred Farms 8—Magnum Kosmos (SJ’s Caviar) B. Sears/T. Dinges 15-1 Harrisburg ($6,000)/Spring Haven Farm, Agt. 9—Luckycharm Hanover (Andover Hall) D. Miller/T. Haughton 15-1 Harrisburg ($90,000)/Hanover Shoe Farms 10—Pastor Stephen (Cantab Hall) R. Pierce/J. Takter 10-1 Lexington Sel. ($67,000)/Brittany Farms HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 2 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com

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HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 4 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com Broad Bahn Looking For A Hambo High Broad Bahn, a colt trained by Noel Daley and owned by Lief Alber, could be peaking at the right time to give his connections their first Hambo win. A $20,000 yearling, Broad Bahn has already won $404,528 and this season has put up a slate of 7-3-3-1. His elim win in 1:53 was a career-best time. He is 4-1 on the morning line. Broad Bahn’s connections chose post one for the $1.5 million Hambo final. Daley attrib- uted that choice to the horse’s

Micheal Lisa/Lisa Photo Micheal best racing style. “I’m planning on being in front,” he said. “That’s why I chose George Brennan to drive him; he’s aggressive and can make speed. I want to be on the front because it seems to be his best trip because he’s a big, free-running horse and I would rather be there with him. I Broad Bahn know for a million and a half there will be leavers, although there won’t be a lot of them. He doesn’t have quick speed out of a hole, it takes him time to wind up, but he’s got the gate speed and he doesn’t give up.” Daley said that a recent take-back trip did not work out well for his trotter. “In the Beal final, George chastised himself after the race because he left and then let Pastor Stephen go. That gave Dejarmbro the chance to fly by and we couldn’t make up enough ground in the final yards,” explained Daley. If Broad Bahn does win the Hambo, Daley will attribute at least some of the success to a new training technique—an equine hypobaric stall. “It simulates high-altitude training,” said Daley. “It’s like what some people said worked for Mine That Bird in the Kentucky Derby, when he trained in New Mexico and then shipped down to near sea level and won. Some people think that helped. It helps the body naturally increase red blood cells, which are infused with oxygen.” Daley said he was willing to try the chamber, but doesn’t think it will work on every horse. “He spends about six hours a day in there. The technology has been around a long time. Olympic athletes have been known to sleep in a similar kind of tent. The science behind it works, but not always,” he said. “I picked two horses to try it with, him and a filly. It did absolutely nothing for her. I don’t know if it’s helped him or not, but if nothing else it’s a nice air-conditioned stall with all of the dust and allergens filtered out, which can’t be bad. It’s got to keep him health- ier. He’s at about the equivalent of 17,000 feet in a nice cool 72-degree stall during the hottest part of the day. It certainly isn’t hurting him. It’s not going to make him faster, but hopefully he’ll be able to carry his speed a little farther.” HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 5 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com

The stage is set for a dramatic “opening night” in the Hambletonian Final! HarnessRacing Weekend Preview asked the trainers of the Hambo contenders: What’s your horse’s best asset and what trip will he need to win the race? OPENING NIGHT Broad Bahn, trainer Noel Daley: “He’s a big, strong horse 3,1:53.4f ($157,208) • Broadway Hall-Rare Elegance who never stops trying. He just won’t give up.” Manofmanymissions, Erv Miller: “His best asset is the speed Bred, raised and sold as a yearling by he has. He’s such a fast horse. The ideal trip is that Broad Bahn STONEGATE FARM leaves and goes down the road and we sit in the two hole and We wish the best of luck to Opening Night and his owner wait for the lane. Then get out and we’re the best (laughing).” Runthetable Stables, trainer Jim Campbell and Fawkes, Jonas Czernyson: “He needs a trip. He can leave driver John Campbell in trotting’s most prestigious event. for position and work out a trip, which since he drew well could happen.” Look for Opening Night’s half-brother Chapter Seven, Linda Toscano: “He’s a pretty versatile DARK INTENTIONS by Chocolatier horse. If he gets away in the middle somewhere I’m sure in the 2011 Stonegate yearling consignment he’ll make a good showing for himself.” at Harrisburg, November 7-10. Whiskey Tax, Tom Durand: “His best asset is that he is very sound. I have very few issues to deal with. He always seems to get himself in the hunt for a piece of it. He has sur- Glen Gardner, New Jersey prised us all so far and I hope he continues to surprise us (908) 638-8195 (laughing). I suspect that one of these days—or years—he’ll www.stonegatefarm.com learn how to break loose and win races like this.” Opening Night, Jim Campbell: “As far as the horse goes, he’s HarnessRacing Weekend Preview pretty versatile and can race either way. He’s been on the front Kathy Parker Suzy Hall end and he’s come from behind. I’ll take the seven hole. I’ll [email protected] Production & Design sooner have a bad post as opposed to not being in the race. Editor/ General Manager Stephanie Condron-Hall That’s the way I look at it. Now it will all depend on the trip and Lynne Myers Editorial Art Director how the race unfolds. If they’re going fast early then you don’t [email protected] Sherry Lane Advertising Manager want to be the one getting roughed up, and if they’re going Accounting Gordon Waterstone slow, then you don’t want to be too far back.” Kelly Z. Crowe [email protected] [email protected] Magnum Kosmos, Tony Dinges: “He’s versatile and can race Gen Sullivan Circulation Manager [email protected] from either the front or back. He seems to be improving For mail sent via U.S. Postal Associate Editors every week. I think he’ll be a little bit better off the pace.” Service, either P.O. Box 8480, Suzanne Starbuck Lexington, KY 40533, or via Luckycharm Hanover,Tom Haughton: “He’s versatile and Production Manager U.S. Postal Service or courier, 1910 Harrodsburg Rd., Suite 200, that’s the best part about him. You can leave like crazy and Heather Kemper Lexington, KY 40503. then slow down, or you can take him back. It’s hard to see Assistant Production Manager (859) 276-4026 here, but we need to drift out of there and get a nice spot. © Copyright Horseman Publishing Company. Then follow some good horses. But I’ll leave that up to A product of Horseman Publishing Company, publishers of the website www.harnessracing.com and The Horseman And Fair World magazine. Dave (Miller) and not worry about it.” This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by any means, Pastor Stephen, Jimmy Takter: “His best asset is he loves electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission. to pass horses. He gets his target and he is dangerous. I was expecting him to do very good in this race so (post Whit, Homer Hochstetler: “His best asset is eating bananas 10) is a shame, but it might work out anyway. But it’s and drinking beer (laughing). He doesn’t care what kind, going to be harder. You have to take a shot from out there you just put it in the bucket and he’ll drink it. On the track and see what happens in the first quarter. If he is within he’s shown that he closes well. He’s been a horse who has five or six lengths at the half in a decent pace, we have a to be within a couple of lengths turning for home. I think if shot. But if he’s sitting eighth and they don’t go more than he gets within striking distance without Timmy (Tetrick) :57.1 or :57.2, then we have no shot. having to crucify him to get there, I think he’ll be fine.” PENNSYLVANIA-SIRED HORSES FINISH 1-2-3-4 IN FINAL OF $650,000 ADIOS PACE!

…including the remarkable ALSACE HANOVER (by THE PANDEROSA) Lowering his own world record for 3PG on a 5/8-mile track to 1:48.3 — the hard way!

Congratulations to: Owner — John Fielding Trainer — Tony OSullivan Driver — Ron Pierce Breeder — Hanover Shoe Farms

ALSO on the ADIOS CARD — A 1-2-3 PA-sired sweep of a division of the $181,000 ADIOO VOLO, headed by FOXY LADY (by REAL DESIRE), and 3 winners in the Grand Circuit 2PC — including an equaling of the 1:52 divisional track record by SWEET LOU (by YANKEE CRUISER)!

CONGRATULATIONS TO ONE AND ALL! …and GOOD LUCK to the PENNSYLVANIASIRED HORSES on HAMBLETONIAN DAY! • HAMBLETONIAN — 6 of the 10 starters are PA-SIRED • PETER HAUGHTON — 6 of 10 are PA-SIRED • MERRIE ANNABELLE — 5 of 10 are PA-SIRED

PENNSYLVANIA SIRE STAKES 2301 N CAMERON ST – RM 301 HARRISBURG PA 17110 717 787 5539 [email protected] • [email protected] HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 7 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com Hambletonian Wire for a Hambletonian-type horse. The dam of Fawkes is a half sister to Pearsall Hanover, a colt who finished fourth in a Compiled from Meadowlands Racetrack/Hambletonian Hambletonian elimination in 1999. Pearsall went on to be- Society press releases and The Horseman And Fair World/ come one of Sweden’s elite stallions in the last decade. He’s Weekend Preview files about the Hambletonian contenders. credited with siring the Elitlopp champion of 2006 Conny BROAD BAHN Nobell and 2010 Nat Ray winner Slave Dream. Many people travel long distances to see trotting’s crown Agent Bach, who also manages Broad Bahn, is excited jewel, but perhaps none have traveled as far this year as the about his former horse. “You know being in the Hambleton- Alber family. Leif Alber, his wife and three children elected ian is a very big thing in Sweden. This is a great race to be to forego conventional means traveling from their native in and obviously would be even better to win.” Denmark to the metropolitan New York area for the sport’s CHAPTER SEVEN biggest race. Instead, Alber and company hopped a plane Richard Gutnick, a former bankruptcy trustee for the state from Copenhagen to Los Angeles, where they rented an of Delaware, owns Chapter Seven with Gary Cocco, Jerry auto and embarked on a cross-country journey, through Silva and Southwind Farm. Chapter Seven finished a late- places like Las Vegas and Memphis (two homes of Elvis closing second to Broad Bahn in his Hambletonian elimina- Presley). Then they turned north, hitting the nation’s capital tion last weekend to give Gutnick his first Hambletonian before making it to the Meadowlands winner’s circle when finalist in 27 years of horse ownership. Broad Bahn won a Hambletonian elimination. Cocco is enjoying the ride with the first horse he ever pur- “Mr. Alber loves to drive,” said his business manager Ole chased. The Newtown Square, Pa., resident bought 25 per- Bach. “This was his chance to see the country in a different cent of Chapter Seven, which was set in motion by Gutnick’s way with his family.” association with Cocco’s son, Lou. MANOFMANYMISSIONS “I wasn’t planning to sell but I said ‘Why not?’” said Gut- Dennis Lakomy, who along with his son Kevin makes up nick, who also resides in suburban Philadelphia. “I knew Mystical Marker Farms, was one of the owners of Classic Gary through another person I worked for but I really didn’t Photo, who finished second to Vivid Photo in the 2005 Ham- know him that well. We’ve become friendly ever since.” bletonian. He also won a Hambo elim in 2000 with Drea- Chapter Seven was originally named Windsongs Proxy, master, who finished fifth in the final. but an early problem with the colt started the wheels in mo- “This is the third time, and I hope the third time will be a tion for a name change. The colt was diagnosed with an en- charm,” Lakomy said of owning Manofmanymissions. “If he trapped epiglottis shortly after he began training and required comes with his ‘A’ game, he’s going to be very difficult to surgery, a $2,500 expense. beat. He can race on the front end, he can race from behind, So Gutnick started mulling over names that reflected the drain he’s got a lot of speed.” on cash. “I ran all these names by my wife, Suzanne, and when The emotions leading up to the race are “part of the ex- I said ‘Chapter Seven,’ she said, ‘You can’t name him that, it’s a citement of the game,” he added. terrible name!’ I told her, ‘I didn’t name him it, you just did.’” “I’m just enjoying the moment. Just to be at the dance is a WHIT big deal. If for some reason the racing gods look favorably Whit is trained by Illinois horseman Homer Hochstetler, upon us and we can see (Manofmanymissions) under the who also owns the colt in partnership with Bob Buddig, wire first, we’ll be in good shape.” who heads the family company that produces the Buddig FAWKES Sannucci Photo “deli cut” meats that you find in grocery stores. Buddig’s Author J.K. Rowling presented late father owned the stakes-winning Bonefish filly Budgait her first Harry Potter manuscript Libby, who won a heat of the 1986 World Trotting Derby Filly to 12 publishing houses and was Stakes and finished second in the race-off. rejected by all 12. Experts looked Hochstetler’s wife, Connie, is the daughter of Hall of Famer at the pages and didn’t see poten- Doug Ackerman and has been to the Hambletonian before, tial, let alone greatness. Perhaps but as she noted, the thrill of being in the big race never the same could be said for goes away. Fawkes, a surprise qualifier for Saturday’s $1.5 million “We’ll have four tables of six in the clubhouse,” said Hambletonian. The colt is named for Professor Dumble- Hochstetler. “Bob Buddig, his wife and five children will be dore’s mythical bird. with us, and Rick Keys, who works on the Chicago Board of Former owner and horse agent Ole Bach seized the oppor- Trade, owns Big Chocolate, who is racing in the Peter tunity to sell Fawkes after the horse won the Currier & Ives Haughton. Plus, we’ll have two friends with us, schoolteach- in 1:55.3. Though he wouldn’t release the sale price, it was ers who are also coaches, and Jimmy Whittemore and his clear that Swemab Inc., a combination of trainer Jonas Cz- family. He’ll be driving Evil Urges for Homer in the ernyson and Swedish owner Mats Bergman, was looking Townsend Ackerman.” HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 8 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com WHISKEY TAX Because Dover is near Philadelphia, many locals think De- Whiskey Tax is owned by horseman Tom Durand and his Liberti named his stable after the 1950 Phillies “Whiz Kids” wife, June, along with Allan Smith. Smith went to school pennant winner. But it actually resulted from when he was with Tom Durand’s brother, owned a few horses in the based in California. While in Silicon Valley, DeLiberti noticed 1970s, then got out of the horse business until recently. that a street named “Wiz Kids” was named in honor of The Durands acquired Whiskey Tax as a yearling, paying Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, the co-founders of Apple $18,000 for the horse. They made the trip from their home Inc., who were known as the “Wiz Kids.” in Ontario to Harrisburg, Pa., for the 2009 Standardbred “I named my stable going on the theory of bringing in Horse Sale with the primary purpose of purchasing a year- trainers on the bottom end who want an opportunity to go ling by Revenue, a horse who made his name on the track up the ladder,” DeLiberti said. “The one thing I try to find in as an older star. these trainers is that they want to work hard and they’re The Durands, who campaigned the filly Casual Breeze, honest. We’ve had a variety of trainers who have stepped up wanted a son of Revenue because they expected he could to the plate and done great things with limited resources.” become an older star in the higher-class races for trotters at LUCKYCHARM HANOVER Woodbine and Mohawk. Owner Arthur Rudolph founded MBTY Inc., which makes But the Durands found Whiskey Tax an early bloomer. He and distributes Centrum vitamins, one of the largest vita- started in his first race on July 16 and finished his fresh- min companies in the world. His son, Scott, is his partner in man season with $104,532 in earnings. the racing business along with Bernard Owen, a childhood “Horses sure do prove you wrong sometimes,” Tom Du- friend. Rudolph first became interested in harness racing rand laughed when reminded about his expectations. when he lived near Roosevelt Raceway. OPENING NIGHT The same ownership group campaigns $2-million-winner Scott Farber races Opening Night under the nom de Corleone Kosmos, who will race in the Nat Ray on the Ham- course of the Runthetable Stables. Farber, 41, of Montvale, bletonian Day undercard. Both horses drew poorly with N.J., is making his Hambletonian debut. Jim Campbell, Luckycharm Hanover drawing the nine and Corleone Kos- who trains Opening Night, trained horses for Scott’s late mos the ten. father, Sandy Farber, for many years, most notably Run Bryan Owen is president and sales manager of Chocover- The Table. sity, a company that takes photos and prints them onto “I’m very, very excited,” said Farber, who works in the in- chocolate in full color. He is also the stable manager. surance field when he’s not keeping track of Opening Night. “In 40 years of owning horses, this is just my grandfather “I have a history with John and Jim and a million-dollar and Mr. Rudolph’s second Hambo starter and the other race on the national stage, not as an owner but as an horse, Smooth Glide, didn’t even make it to the gate before owner’s son. My dad, Sandy, had Run The Table in the 1987 he broke, so even though we have post nine, we’re all very, Meadowlands Pace (he finished third in a blanket finish to very excited,” he said. Frugal Gourmet and Laag). Dad never even owned a trotter, PASTOR STEPHEN he was all pacers.” Pastor Stephen, owned by Christina Farber said that he’s realistic about Opening Night’s Takter, John Fielding and Brittany chances. Farms, was the Dan Patch Award- “There’s a one in 10 chance we can win,” he said. “I really winner as the sport’s best 2-year-old think Chapter Seven is the horse to beat. We chased him male trotter in 2010 after winning six twice in Delaware and when he is good, he is very, very of 11 races and earning $653,748. On good. But I’m just happy to be here.” Saturday, he will try to add the $1.5 MAGNUM KOSMOS million Hambletonian to his list of accomplishments. Frank DeLiberti, a special agent for the federal govern- Pastor Stephen is racing for more than Hambletonian ment, retired at age 50 and got into the racing business in glory on Saturday at Meadowlands Racetrack. Pastor 1998 by owning a share of a horse at Rosecroft Raceway. Stephen is racing for Africa. Horse racing always appealed to the Brooklyn, N.Y., native, Earlier this year, Pastor Stephen’s connections announced who went to Yonkers Raceway regularly as a child. they would donate five percent of the horse’s earnings to “That was always the biggest excitement of the day, going benefit Villages in Partnership, an organization founded by there with my parents,” he said. “After I got out of the gov- the Rev. Stephen Heinzel-Nelson and his wife, Liz, to assist ernment I wanted to do something and since I enjoyed the the people of Malawi. The effort is called “Pastor Stephen racetrack so much, I got into it.” Racing for Africa.” Five years after entering horse ownership, DeLiberti Trainer Jimmy Takter named Pastor Stephen in honor of started his Dover, Del.-based The Wiz Kids Stable. He owns the Rev. Heinzel-Nelson, the pastor of Allentown Presbyte- some three dozen horses. Continues on page 10 ›››› LATE CLOSERS FOR 2011 GRAND CIRCUIT MEET NOMINATIONS DUE SEPTEMBER 15, 2011

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 Post Time 7:00 PM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6 Post Time 7:00 PM 01) TROT 2yo C & G NW 2PM or $25,000 Life...... $10,000G 12) TROT 2yo C & G NW 2PM or $25,000 Life...... $10,000G 02) TROT 3-5yo C & G NW 4PM or $45,000 Life ...... $10,000G 13) TROT 3-5yo C&G NW 4PM or $45,000 Life ...... $10,000G or $20,000 in 2011 or $20,000 in 2011 03) PACE 2yo Fillies NW 2PM or $25,000 Life ...... $10,000G 14) PACE 2yo Fillies NW 2PM or $15,000 Life ...... $10,000G (Gentlemen’s Driving Club (NW $25,000 in 2011 Licensed FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Post Time 7:00 PM Amateurs, will be written as an overnight with an Entry Fee) 04) TROT 2yo Fillies NW 2PM or $25,000 Life ...... $10,000G FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 Post Time 7:00 PM 05) TROT 3-5yo F & M NW 4PM or $45,000 Life ...... $10,000G or $20,000 in 2011 15) TROT 2yo Fillies NW 2PM or $25,000 Life ...... $10,000G 06) PACE 3-5yo F & M NW 4PM or $45,000 Life ...... $10,000G 16) TROT 3-5yo F & M NW 4PM or $45,000 Life ...... $10,000G or $20,000 in 2011 or $20,000 in 2011

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To gain admittance to the racetrack grounds all horses must have a certificate stating the horse(s) was tested for Equine Piroplasmosis (EP) and reported to be negative. NO EXCEPTIONS. 13. Qualifying Standards for The Red Mile Fall Meet: Horses declared into Red Mile Added Money events must show at least one charted line with no breaks in 45 days (race to race). 14. A nomination to these events is an agreement to the above terms and conditions. HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 10 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com rian Church in central New Jersey, and a longtime family friend. The Rev. Heinzel-Nelson and family spent nearly the entire year of 2008 in Malawi, which led to the creation of Who Will Win The Hambletonian? Villages in Partnership. Dave Brower, morning-line oddsmaker at the Meadowlands “We’ve always been very interested in mission,” the Rev. Heinzel-Nelson said. “We thought it might be a real exciting 1—CHAPTER SEVEN. Once the post position draw was over, thing for us personally as well as the church as a whole. It it seems really hard to get away from liking this horse. was very vague at that time. But we really felt that Africa From post four, as long as he starts ON the gate, Chapter was the place of greatest need in the world. Seven should be in prime striking position throughout. “We met some people that had been to Africa, and then 2—WHIT. He provides some interesting betting value in a met some people that had been to Malawi, which we never race that could set up well for his late kick. Here’s hoping Tim even had heard about. It’s an English-speaking country, so Tetrick has his colt glued to the helmet of Mike Lachance all that was a big plus for us. It has a lot of Presbyterian the way around the track. That should be live cover and churches, so that was another big plus for us. We met peo- should help him catapult and draft home for a big piece of ple who had gone there or lived there, and all of them said the Hambo pie. He got locked in last week in the elims and it was a tremendous experience. We felt like that was where that means he’s a fresh and dangerous, improving horse. the Lord was leading us to go. “It was an eye-opening year 3—BROAD BAHN. He is the speed of the speed and he living in one of the poorest countries in the world.” goes to the gate from the best post with the most appropri- Villages in Partnership brings assistance on a multitude of ate pilot in George Brennan. However, in his two recent levels, from building wells for clean water, to constructing wins, he was allowed to coast along at his own, unpres- schools and medical clinics, to initiating agricultural im- sured pace. On Hambo Day, that doesn’t usually happen. provements and reforestation projects. Sam McKee, announcer at the Meadowlands In recent weeks, the organization has been selling Pastor 1—CHAPTER SEVEN. Love the way he’s finished in his two Stephen t-shirts at the Meadowlands in addition to provid- starts this year. He should still have room to move forward ing information about Villages in Partnership. The group will in his third start off the layoff and could be spotted for an be at the track again Saturday. ideal trip from post four. Mike Lachance will be keeping an “If people hear about it and become inspired and want to eye on Manofmanymissions, who could easily carry Chap- make a donation or get involved in some way, it’s a win- ter Seven into a perfect striking spot. We very well might win,” the Rev. Heinzel-Nelson said. “That’s what it’s all see a test of wills between those two in what could be a about. It’s using this opportunity to call attention to people dramatic stretch duel. whose lives are really, really difficult on a day-to-day basis 2—MANOFMANYMISSIONS. The choice of post two probably and how we can help and make a difference. Every little bit forces his hand to leave the gate just to protect position and makes a big difference over there.” avoid getting locked in. His preferred style seems to be floating away, settling in, then brushing or grinding up after the lead. Hambo Takes This horse is scary fast and, if he has his “A” game, will be very The Cake! tough to beat. Andy will probably have one eye on Broad Bahn and the other on Chapter Seven leaving the gate, hoping to stay close to the former and get away from the latter. 8—MAGNUM KOSMOS. Thought he raced pretty well in his elimination facing pressure in a :27.4 third quarter; has the tactical speed to secure early position. If he gets away in mid-pack, there should be enough pace where he can sit comfortably and perhaps boost up the gimmicks. Derick Giwner, managing editor-Harness, Harness Eye, Daily Racing Form You have to pick a side before you wager on this year’s Hambletonian. You are either in the Manofmanymissions corner or you feel the race is wide open. I believe MOMM is the fastest horse but he is far from handy and seems des- tined for a first-over grind in a race where everyone is Michael Lisa/Lisa Photo Michael bringing their “A” game if they have it. The Hambletonian Society’s Tom Charters posed with a trophy cake and Mauro Castano of the hit TLC show “Cake I am going for one of those horses where you will read it Boss.” At a press conference, Castano gave the media a pre- later and say, “This guy is a genius” or “What a moron, view of the cake created by Carlo’s Bakery of Hoboken, N.J. Continues on page 11 ›››› HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 11 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com

picking that horse.” OPENING NIGHT really caught my eye 3—MANOFMANYMISSIONS. It’s mission almost. The Breed- in his elim. He was basically without a chance and charged ers Crown world-record setter has come back to be the home late. Staying with the uncommon, PASTOR STEPHEN fastest of his class with a few bumps in the road. In addition was apparently sick coming out of the Dancer and was to overcoming a foot abscess, trainer Erv Miller is still deal- much improved in his elim. He wasn’t great, but he dis- ing with other issues. The colt still looked rocky in his elimi- played just enough life to make you think a bigger effort nation under constant urging from Andy Miller, and that could be on the way. CHAPTER SEVEN has certainly looked was his second straight first-over trip. good in his two starts, but judging by the comments I’m Darin Zocali, handicapper at the Meadowlands hearing from people and his fast finish last week, his odds 1—CHAPTER SEVEN. Arrived a bit late to the party, making are going to be much lower than they should. just two starts thus far at three. But he made a statement Ken Warkentin, the voice of the Hambletonian this year with his late surge to just miss to Broad Bahn in his elimina- 1—CHAPTER SEVEN. In his elimination he was stuck behind tion. He has the potential to work out a second-over trip be- a tiring rival as Broad Bahn stole away. Now he’s primed for hind the grinding Manofmanymissions. his third start off the bench from an inside post. 2—WHIT. Showed he can trot a quick mile with his win in 2—BROAD BAHN. It’s certainly no secret this big, steady the NJSS. Has an ideal post for his preferred racing style, colt thrives on the front end when he’s allowed to ram- and may be tracking Chapter Seven in the cover flow. If the ble, which is just the way he’s won two of his last pace is sharp up front, especially if Magnum Kosmos de- three. Noel Daley admitted his main fear is just beside cides to send out and challenge Broad Bahn early, things him, yet he knows his colt is strong and “bomb proof.” could set up perfectly for Whit to hit the ticket. Obviously, having “The Minister of Speed” as his regular 3—MANOFMANYMISSIONS. On ability, he is the best horse driver has been an asset. He went uncontested again last in the race. But, under the pressure of the quick pace the week, and he will likely go as fast and as far as he can Hambletonian often provides, and the likelihood of a first- again on Saturday. over trip, this favorite is worth taking a shot against. New for 2011 at The Red Mile Early Meet RED MILE MINI SERIES Overnight races written in a mini-series format TWO YEAR OLDS THREE & FOUR YEAR OLDS Fillies & Colts, Trot & Pace N/W 2 (Mares 3) Ext. PM Race or $10,000 Life 2 legs for $2,000 2 legs for $2,000 Final for $4,000 Final for $4,000 No Nominating or Starting Fee No Nominating or Starting Fee

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Indiana Premier Sale Lexington Selected Sale • October 3 – 7 September 23 & 24 Featuring this pair from the highly anticipated Limanade, filly Always A Virgin-Listen To Kate first crop by SOMEBEACHSOMEWHERE!

Sentimental Sarah, filly Some Kinda Beach, colt Artiscape-Sensational Sarah Somebeachsomewhere-Art’s Fantasy First foal from ART’S FANTASY Lima Jasmine, filly p,3,1:51.2f ($223,803) from the first Artstanding-Johnie U crop by SOMEBEACHSOMEWHERE. Mor Petty Cash, colt Artstanding-Pauls Peanut First Beach Lady, filly Somebeachsomewhere-Desirable Cindy Rosie’s Delight, filly First foal from DESIRABLE CINDY Bettor’s Delight-Rose Parade p,3,1:52.3 ($171,664) from the first crop by SOMEBEACHSOMEWHERE. Realize Your Dream, filly Broadway Hall-Realize Victory Scottish Blue, colt Thinking Romantic, colt Lima Cinnamon, colt Angus Hall-Blue And Blue Ponder-Romantic Getaway Charley Barley-Caesars Artist First colt from a half-sister to BLACK- Second foal (oldest now 2) from a full or Lima Seduction, filly TUXWHITESOCKS 3,1:55.1f ($467,800). half-sister to 4 in 1:55, including FLITABOUT p,3,1:52f ($146,489). Cincinnati Kid-Speedy Trojan Militia Man, colt Art Major-Odds On Beth Lima Showoff, colt I’ll Take Caviar, colt First foal from ODDS ON BETH Dave Panlone-Snoozy SJ’s Caviar-Take Credit p,4,1:52.2 ($159,237). Second foal and half-brother to stakes Dedi’s Dragon, colt Chocolate Legacy, colt winner COUNT YOUR CREDIT 3,2:01f-’11 Dragon Again-Dedi’s Dream Chocolatier-Pacific Legacy ($61,807). Lima Gracious, filly Second foal and first colt, half-brother Jailhouse Jesse-Golden Mystique to multiple stakes winner LIMA PLAYMATE Martha Michelle, filly 2,1:58f-’11 ($31,885). Western Ideal-Noble Martha Lucky Colby, colt Cozy Catch, filly Half-sister to stakes placed Bella Marta r.t. Jailhouse Jesse-Royal Two Conway Hall-Armbro Cozy p,2,1:55.2f-’11 ($4,017). First Western From a half-sister to ARMBRO Ideal from NOBLE MARTHA p,3,1:52.4 Lima R U Rockin, colt ($157,802). Jailhouse Jesse-R U Stilltheremom SEMINARY 1:55 ($242,860). Playful Credit, filly Candy For The Lady, filly Credit Winner-Pinery McArdle-Indy Breeze Second foal (oldest now 2) from PINERY Cashmere Dreams, filly 2,1:58 ($129,424), half-sister to CEDAR Real Desire-Cavetta Hanover DOVE 3,1:55.1f-’11 ($245,405).

Lima Simplicity, filly Mystical Poppy, filly Rocky Balboa-Shesha Donato Hanover-Meconopsis From MECONOPSIS 3,1:55.4 Bench Warrant, colt ($103,512), half-sister to Striking Sahbra-Brookelin Star FILLY AT BIGS 3,1:54 ($655,773).

No Doubts At All, filly Not So Forgiving, colt Striking Sahbra-Hornby Dawn Dragon Again-Nassau Loop Half-brother to FOREVER LUCKY Wade Morris, Farm Manager Steal Her Thunder, filly p,3,1:55.4h and from NASSAU LOOP 2050 Bellefontaine Rd., Lima, OH 45804 Yankee Cruiser-Thunder Sahbra p,3,1:53.4f ($46,325). (419) 222-3026 • Fax (419) 222-8307 HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 13 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com

HarnessRacing Weekend Preview asked the trainers or drivers of the Hambo Oaks contenders: What’s your horse’s best asset and what trip will she need to win the race? Iron Lady, Luc Ouellette (who drover her in the Oaks elim): “She has a lot of determination and she wants to do the right thing. She’s Iron Lady and she’s got Iron Mike (Lachance). At one point if they are on my back, there will be a concern.” Crys Dream, Luc Ouellette: “Her single best asset is that D’ORSAY what you see on the track—her class—translates into a lot 2,2:00.1-’11 ($14,200) of confidence for me as a driver. To win the Oaks, she’s got all the tools she needs to win—speed, attitude and gait. in the $333,200 We just need a little luck and for nothing to go wrong. It’s still a horse race.” Merrie Annabelle Final! Seducedbychocolate, Jonas Czernysoon: “She can leave out of there pretty good to get position. She has to race Bred by Cane Run Farm and Bluestone Farms, we’ll like she did the week before the elimination. sell D’Orsay’s half-sister by Deweycheatumnhowe Lady Rainbow, Rick Zeron: “She is best at chasing and DEJA VU TOO in our consignment at the coming from off the pace. That’s the trip I want and the one 2011 Lexington Selected Sale. I’ve raced her in most often. And with the elimination winners taking the one and two, who do you think I’m going to follow?” Bold And Fresh, Doug Miller: “She’s got a great attitude Cane Run Farm 2011 Trotting Yearlings: and will try every step of the mile for you. To win she CATCH A PLANE, b.c. 5/9/10 PA Eligible needs to draw good and get a great trip, sitting second or Broadway Hall-Catch A Train-Donerail third and not being used until the head of the stretch.” Sashay, Bob Stewart: “She has to be fortunate with the I'M THE EARLY BIRD, b.f. 1/27/10 NY Eligible draw most of all. She’s tactical and you can use her how Conway Hall-Yo Quierro-Donerail you want. A dream trip would be to be in the flow, on the outside around the turn.” TO HER CREDIT, br.f. 2/13/10 NY Eligible Hey Mister, Ross Croghan: “She has to step out a little Credit Winner-Habit's Best-Muscles Yankee stronger. She seems to be able to kick home real strong. A dream trip would be to be second-over behind Crys Dream.” DEJA VU TOO, br.f. 4/27/10 KY Eligible Wincinnati, Brett Bittle: “She’s obviously a closer. If she’s Deweycheatumnhowe-Danae-Andover Hall anywhere close to the pace, she’ll put in a good showing.” NEYTIRI, br.f. 3/12/10 ON Eligible Martiniontherocks, Dustin Jones: “She should be a little Muscle Mass- Nimble Nan-Supergill better because she won’t be shipping in this week. She stayed in New Jersey. The best thing about her is that she doesn’t get excited. For a trotting filly, that’s pretty good. Yearling videos will be available on our website The main thing is you’ve got to show up and race, but with www.canerunfarm.com the nine hole, I don’t know.” Jezzy, Ray Schnittker: “I have no idea why she hit the pace behind the gate (in the elim); maybe because she was so All inquiries to Rikki, Elizabeth or Danny Caldwell far off the gate, but she could do it again. I have no idea. To 1520 Lexington Rd., Georgetown, KY 40324 win she has to get home first. If she gets a good trip she (502) 863-6091 • Fax (502) 863-1105 can win because she does everything right. I’d like her to be able to sit in and get out late.” HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 14 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com Lady Rainbow Is Zeron’s Favorite Filly Although Crys Dream is the prohibitive favorite at 7-5 from post two with Luc Ouellete in the $750,000 Hambletonian Oaks, there is another Canadian driver who is ready to play the role of giant killer. Rick Zeron has driven the winners of over $85 million, trained the winners of over $17 million, and won his share of classic races. New Image Media Photo But nothing would mean as much to him as winning the Hambleton- ian Oaks with his homebred filly Lady Rainbow. Lady Rainbow and Zeron are 10- 1 from post four in the Oaks, something he is very happy about. “Of course I’m “Of course I’m happy about the happy about the draw,” he said. “It’s much better draw. It’s much better than the than the nine!” nine!” The daughter of Muscles Yankee had several weeks off after finish- – Rick Zeron ing second by a nose in the Hud- son Filly Trot at Yonkers on July 9 prior to her Hambo elimination, but trotted home in :27.3 to finish third in the elim won by Iron Lady. Zeron was not surprised by his filly’s elim effort. PERRETTI FARMS “She was able to go such a good race off of a layoff because she’s a really good horse, she’s a natural and that’s Classic and the Maple Leaf Trot. For me to have won these what a natural can do, come off a month layoff and put in a races here in Canada and then come down here with a big effort,” said Zeron. “You don’t need to rip her face off or horse I bred and own would be the bomb. It doesn’t get any train the daylights out of her to get a good performance. better than that.” She’s a great horse.” Although Lady Rainbow is winless in five starts this sea- Zeron admits that he takes special pride in the filly he calls son, Zeron is not worried about that. “The Lady.” “She hasn’t won yet because you really have to pace your- “I am very proud of her. I had tears in my eyes when she self,” he explained. “You can’t go gung-ho out of the gate or qualified,” he said. “Can you imagine if I win? I’ll just leave you will have nothing left in November. I try to get as much my goggles on because I’ll be crying – the water will be as I can with the way that I race my horses.” coming out just like a tap. I can’t tell you how much this Lady Rainbow has only one quirk, according to Zeron. would mean to me. This is the show. There’s nothing like it. “She’s in love with her caretaker Robert Coole and he’s in I’ve always trained trotters and won the Canadian Trotting love with her—they are like husband and wife.”

$725,000 Hambletonian Oaks Meadowlands Racetrack, Saturday, August 6, Race 8, Post Time: 3:09 pm Post—Horse (Sire) Driver/Trainer Odds Yearling Sale (Price)/Consignor 1—Iron Lady (Taurus Dream ) M. Lachance/F. Persson 5-1 Homebred 2—Crys Dream (Taurus Dream) L. Ouellette/H. Hollsten 7-5 Homebred 3—Seducedbychocolate (Chocolatier) D. Miller/J.Czernyson 20-1 Harrisburg($18,000)/Peninsula Farm, Agt. 4—Lady Rainbow (Muscles Yankee) R. Zeron 10-1 Homebred 5—Bold And Fresh (SJ’s Caviar) G. Brennan/Dg. Miller 12-1 Harrisburg ($40,000)/Millstream Farms 6—Sashay (Yankee Glide) R. Pierce/R. Stewart 15-1 Lexington Sel. ($20,000)/Hunterton Sales Agency 7—Hey Mister (Muscles Yankee) B. Sears/R. Croghan 4-1 Homebred 8—Wincinnatti (Windsong’s Legacy) Y. Gingras/B. Bittle 15-1 Harrisburg ($140,000)/Perretti Farms 9—Martiniontherocks (Conway Hall) T. Ritchie/D. Jones 15-1 Harrisburg ($40,000)/Concord Stud Farm, Agt. 10—Jezzy (Credit Winner) T. Tetrick/R. Schnittker 6-1 Lexington Sel. ($70,000)/Northwood Bloodstock Agency HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 15 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com Michael Lisa/Lisa Photo Michael

Check Me Out Check Me Out Favored In Merrie Annabelle

The field for the $333,200 Merrie Annabelle includes several blue-blooded fillies who have every right to win a big race on Hambletonian Day at the Meadowlands. D’Orsay, who starts from post six, is a daughter of the broodmare Danae, who won the 2007 Hambletonian Oaks. Sterling Volo, who starts from post nine, is a daughter of the broodmare Silver Springs, an Oaks champion in 2004. The filly Bluff, who will start from post 10, is a daughter of Blur, who was beaten by a nose by Jalopy in the 2005 Oaks. And Miss Paris, who starts from post three, is a daughter of the “Unfortunately, the broodmare Pizza Dolce, who mare had some won an Oaks elim in 2003. kind of syndrome But none of those fillies is ex- first foal,” recalled Jones, who operates Cameo Hills Farm where the kidneys pected to win. Instead, the morn- stop working.” ing-line favorite is Check Me Out, with his father, Hal. “Unfortunately, the mare had some kind who was a tremendous winner in of syndrome where the kidneys stop working. She foaled – Steve Jones her Merrie Annabelle elimination, this filly on March 28 and we bred her back to Donato hitting the wire 6 1/2 lengths in front of the runner-up in 1:56.1. (Hanover) and she got in foal, and then in August she be- Check Me Out is by Donato Hanover and out of the brood- came ill and we shipped her to Cornell University and she mare Illusion Bi, a daughter of No Nonsense Woman, who was died within a day or two.” beaten a head by Must Be Victory in the 1997 Oaks. Illusion Bi Jones raised Check Me Out and said the filly had an un- did not race and in addition, she died in the summer of 2009. eventful upbringing on the farm. Last fall Iannazzo bought Illusion Bi was owned by Charles Iannazzo and Steve out Jones and now owns the filly in partnership with trainer Jones, who bought the mare in 2008 for $75,000, while she Ray Schnittker. was in foal carrying Check Me Out. If Check Me Out can win the Merrie Annabelle, she’ll be “Charles had picked her out at Harrisburg, and she was a carrying on her maternal family’s legacy in more ways nice-looking mare with a nice pedigree and carrying her than one. $333,200 Merrie Annabelle 2YOFT

Meadowlands Racetrack, Saturday, August 6, Race 4, Post Time: 12:55 pm Post—Horse (Sire-Dam-Sire of Dam; foal date) Yearling Price/Sale Driver/Trainer Odds 1—Upside Hanover (Muscles Yankee-Up Front Laura-Andover Hall; Feb. 10) $18,000/HB R. Pierce/R. Krivelin 5-1 2—Check Me Out (Donato Hanover-Illusion Bi-Toss Out; March 28) Homebred T. Tetrick/R. Schnittker 9-5 3—Miss Paris (Kadabra-Pizza Dolce-Conway Hall; April 25) $210,000/LEX D. Miller/R. Norman 7-2 4—Swinging Nadine (Broadway Hall-Nadine Angus-Promising Catch; May 19) $30,000/HB B. Sears/B. Saunders 12-1 5—Aunt Mel (Yankee Glide-Kimmie Hall-Striking Sahbra; May 22) $95,000/HB J. Morrill Jr./E. Miller 15-1 6—D’Orsay (Yankee Glide-Danae-Andover Hall; March 27) $50,000/LEX Y. Gingras/J. Czernyson 10-1 7—Love Walked In (Glidemaster-So Fine Kash-El Paso Kash; Feb. 18) Homebred A. Miller/J. Miller 8-1 8—Quarantine S (Varenne-East Is East-Victory Dream; April 29) Homebred G. Brennan/J. Czernyson 15-1 9—Sterling Volo (Donato Hanover-Silver Springs-Yankee Glide; May 21) $70,000/LEX M. Lachance/J. Johnson 15-1 10—Bluff (Donato Hanover-Blur-Muscles Yankee; May 5) Homebred T. Smedshammer 15-1 HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 16 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com Eye On Meadowlands SUNSHINE MEADOWS Weekend Preview’s Gordon Waterstone played a $40 ticket EQUESTRIAN VILLAGE on last Saturday’s Pick 5 at the Meadowlands—and cashed for $20.65. The focus this Saturday at the Big M is the 1 Mile, 5/8 Mile, Euro Track – Maintained Daily! Seasonal & Annual Boarding $150,000 guaranteed Pick 4 (with a 15-percent takeout) on 18 Barns – Beautiful Paddocks races 6-9, including the final-leg Hambletonian. Waterstone 40 Stall Barns with 4 End Rooms each is opening up his wallet for the Pick 4, and here are his se- 88 Dorm Rooms lections. Laundry Facilities, Full Kitchen, RACE 6 all located on 170 acres in West Delray Beach. WE WILL SEE comes off a string of outside posts on five- 16668 Winners Circle Dr. • Delray Beach, FL 33446 eighths tracks, so he’d be my top choice here. But with a sin- Office: (561) 495-1455 • Fax: (561) 495-8672 Email: [email protected] gle later on the ticket, no sense fooling around so hit the www.sunshinemeadows441.com “All” button to keep the hopes alive. RACE 7 Post Position Wins at the Meadowlands Either SAN PAIL and ARCH MADNESS, the one-two finish- PP 123 45678910 ers in last month’s Maple Leaf Trot at Mohawk, will win this race. I give a slight edge to Arch Madness, but only because Starts 830 830 830 830 830 829 801 721 604 286 the Ontario-based San Pail is on foreign ground this time Win 102 98 97 87 130 95 79 74 44 27 around. Place 90 89 95 94 116 121 94 65 42 23 Show 110 109 99 97 91 88 89 56 69 19 RACE 8 Percent in Money CRYS DREAM overcame a 42-day layoff and an off-the-pace rally into a slow tempo to win her Oaks elimination. Based Win 12.3 11.8 11.7 10.5 15.7 11.5 9.9 10.3 7.3 7.0 on that effort and needing that race, the only questions here Place 23.1 22.5 23.1 21.8 29.6 26.1 21.6 19.3 14.2 13.0 are the time and the margin. Show 36.4 35.7 35.1 33.5 40.6 36.7 32.7 27.0 25.7 17.9 RACE 9 Post postion 11 has a 15-1-1-1 record; 12 has a 2-0-0-0 record The Hambo isn’t the easiest race to place a win wager since the favorites may be at too low of odds, but on a Pick-4 ticket there’s plenty of room. I’ll go out on the limb and give the edge to CHAPTER SEVEN, who finished a late-closing second in his elimination and looks to be primed and ready in his third start of the year. The other obvious favorites are MANOFMANYMISSIONS and BROAD BAHN, but I wouldn’t be surprised if WHIT, OPENING NIGHT or PASTOR STEPHEN springs the upset. PLAY: All/4-5/2/1-2-4-5-7-10 $1 TICKET COST: $108

$400,000 Peter Haughton Memorial 2YOCT Meadowlands Racetrack, Saturday, August 6, Race 5, Post Time: 1:25 pm Post—Horse (Sire-Dam-Sire of Dam; foal date) Yearling Price/Sale Driver/Trainer Odds 1—Big Chocolate (Chocolatier-Shez Mine-Balanced Image; Jan. 26) Homebred H. Hochstetler 5-1 2—Lightning Storm (Donato Hanover-Lightning Flower-Yankee Glide; April 21) $90,000/LEX Y. Gingras/J. Czernyson 9-2 3—Quit Smoking Now (Donato Hanover-Smokeslikeachimney-Muscles Yankee; May 24) $75,000/LEX B. Sears/S. Elliott 7-2 4—No Frosting (Credit Winner-Maple Frosting-Valley Victory; April 22) $150,000/HB D. Miller/R. Norman 15-1 5—Trojan Horse (Muscles Yankee-Shops For Dresses-Tagliabue; April 20) $75,000/LEX T. Smedshammer 15-1 6—Power Play (Donato Hanover-Mystical Sunshine-Yankee Glide; April 5) $87,000/HB A. Miller/J. Miller 3-1 7—Astarsborn Hanover (Donato Hanover-Always A Starlet-Balanced Image; Jan. 17) $20,000/HB R. Schnittker 15-1 8—Weingartner (Donato Hanover-Inspired Society-Self Possessed; April 17) $170,000/HB Jo. Takter/Ji. Takter 10-1 9—Possess The Will (Donato Hanover-Aurora Hall-Self Possessed; May 3) $135,000/HB T. Tetrick/J. Campbell 8-1 10—Blomkvist (Muscles Yankee-Mallelujah-Malabar Man; May 8) $50,000/LEX R. Pierce/Ji. Takter 10-1 HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 17 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com TwinSpires.com Offers $10K Hambo Day “Players’ Pool” For the first time ever, TwinSpires.com is offering a Play- WALNUT HALL ers’ Pool for its members on Saturday afternoon’s Ham- bletonian day card at the Meadowlands. TwinSpires’ STOCK FARM resident harness handicapper Frank Cotolo will handicap the 2011 YEARLINGS card and make wagers utiliz- ing the funds in the pool, with TROTTING YEARLINGS the participants sharing in the Recon, bay colt winnings proportionate to Andover Hall-Winged Victory-Valley Victory their contribution. Win Again, bay colt Cotolo has invested $250 of his own money into the Play- Chocolatier-Winlite-Windsong’s Legacy ers’ Pool, with a $10 minimum investment for all players. Jaipur, bay colt The pool will be capped at $10,000, which gives Cotolo Conway Hall-Artemisia Ambrosio-Raffaello Ambrosio plenty of ammunition, especially in his quest for the URU, bay colt $150,000 guaranteed Pick 4 on races 6-9, the last being the Conway Hall-Be As You Are-Like A Prayer $1.5 million Hambletonian. Pomona, bay filly For example, a $100 investment with a $10,000 pool Credit Winner-Athena-Malabar Man means the person would receive one percent of any win- Naples, brown colt nings on the day. Cotolo will post his picks, race break- Deweycheatumnhowe-Perugia-Conway Hall downs and wagering explanations on TwinSpires.com at Audio, bay filly approximately 1:15 (EDT) on Saturday, Aug. 6. Deweycheatumnhowe-Vintage Chip-Pine Chip For more information, please click here: www.twinspires.com/content/playerspool Line Item, bay colt Donato Hanover-Bee Line-Self Possessed Peter Lyon, bay colt Tattersalls Sale Set For Sunday Ken Warkentin-Mazie Minor-Rule The Wind For the first time in a long time, a horse sale is one of the Metz, bay colt events during Hambletonian Weekend at the Meadowlands. Muscles Yankee-Shimette-Lindy Lane Tattersalls is holding its Meadowlands Summer Mixed Sale on Sunday, Aug. 7, with the auction beginning at 12 noon in PACING YEARLINGS the Meadowlands Race Paddock. Flirtin, bay filly The sale includes approximately 40 two year olds and Christian Cullen-She’s Eligible-Abercrombie ready-to-go racehorses, including Clear Vision p, 1:49.3f and Martine, bay filly JK Camelot p, 3, 1:54h, both from the Northwood Blood- Rocknroll Hanover-Armbro Abstract-Matt’s Scooter stock consignment, and Real Lady Katie p,3, 1:53.3f, a full sister to the $1.2 million winner Kikikatie and Jugette cham- SELLING AS AGENT… pion Just Wait Kate, from the Preferred Equine Marketing Mach Star, bay filly consignment. Mach Three-Beach Jenny-Beach Towel Champagne Tonight, bay filly World Driving Championship Western Terror-Lake Shore Drive-Real Desire Concludes Friday At Yonkers The contestants in the 2011 World Driving Championship Selling at the Lexington Selected Sale square off in the last night of competition on Friday, Aug. 5, October 3 – 7 at Yonkers Raceway. Corey Callahan has represented the We invite your inspection at the farm prior to the sale. U.S. Birger Jorgensen, from Denmark, is the defending world champion. WALNUT HALL STOCK FARM The Championship offers a first prize of $25,000 and a James & Katherine Sautter, Owners total purse of $55,000. The tournament debuted in the U.S. 3725 Newtown Pike, Lexington, KY 40511 • (859) 254-5660 • Fax (859) 254-5731 in 1970 and is having its 25th renewal this year. James F. Sautter, D.V.M., Resident Veterinarian • Joe Nallia, Farm Manager Video of the World Driving Championship may be seen on- Lionel White, Yearling Manager • www.walnuthallstockfarm.com line at world.ustrotting.com soon after they are completed. HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 18 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com

Standardbred Poll Leading Breeders Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown Poll compiled by Breeder Starters Winners Wins Earnings Harness Racing Communications for the week of August 2, 2011 Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. 943 557 1378 $14,932,830 AGS St-1-2-3 Earnings Pts Pvs 1. See You At Peelers (34) 3pf 8-8-0-0 $729,303 349 1 Winbak Farm 979 514 1194 12,184,578 2. Arch Madness (1) 7tg 10-8-1-0 693,545 265 2 Brittany Farms 277 158 424 5,537,559 3. San Pail 7tg 10-8-2-0 607,500 210 4 Kentuckiana Farms Gen Par 315 156 403 5,258,923 4. Roll With Joe 3pc 6-3-2-0 957,750 209 5 Perretti Farms 334 182 416 4,185,429 5. Manofmanymissions 3tc 5-3-1-0 134,500 132 — Walnut Hall Limited 273 162 379 3,040,705 6. Jezzy 3tf 9-8-0-0 353,192 112 3 Peter Pan Stables Inc. 134 94 266 2,886,697 7. Up The Credit 3pc 8-6-1-0 949,300 98 7 Perfect World Enterprises 182 83 208 2,772,276 8. Foiled Again 7pg 16-8-3-2 556,500 96 8 Arlene & Jules Siegel 167 93 234 2,749,734 9. Big Jim 3pc 8-4-2-2 714,720 89 9 Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. 151 82 191 2,568,534 10. Alsace Hanover 3pg 9-6-1-1 453,200 52 — White Birch Farm 157 93 208 2,284,631 Robert McIntosh Stables Inc. 135 79 194 2,125,788 Others receiving votes: Dejarmbro 50, Crys Dream 46, Broad Bahn, Custard The Dragon 35, Frederick Hertrich III 174 101 230 2,099,306 We Will See 32, Bettor Sweet 30, Warrawee Needy 21, Dreamfair Eternal 14, Giddy Up Lucky 12, Krispy Apple 9, I Fought Dalaw 8, Blue Porsche 7, Action-Broadway 6, Chapter Seven, Fair Winds Farm Inc. 77 49 119 2,070,797 Steve Stewart 129 72 166 2,007,914 Harness Racing Leaders Compiled by the USTA—August 3, 2011 Leaders Of The Week (Ranked by wins for July 28-August 3 from results Leading North American-Based Money-Winning Horses at major North American pari-mutuel tracks.) Sts. W P S Earnings Drivers Starts W-P-S Roll With Joe (3pc) 6320 $957,750 Tim Tetrick ...... 97...... 29-11-13 Up The Credit (3pc) 8610 949,300 Dave Palone ...... 61...... 18-15-6 See You At Peelers (3pf) 8800 729,303 Brett Miller ...... 75...... 16-10-9 Big Jim (3pc) 8422 714,720 Sam Widger ...... 58 ...... 15-9-3 Arch Madness (7tg) 10810 693,545 Bruce Aldrich Jr...... 41 ...... 13-2-4 Custard The Dragon (3pc) 12521 631,238 Dan Noble ...... 36 ...... 13-8-2 San Pail (7tg) 10820 607,500 Marcus Miller ...... 54 ...... 13-9-3 Foiled Again (7pg) 16832 556,500 Peter Wrenn ...... 64...... 13-10-7 We Will See (4ph) 14630 488,550 David Miller...... 74 ...... 12-9-7 Bettor Sweet (6pg) 14651 469,000 George Brennan...... 57...... 11-6-10 Guy Gagnon ...... 42...... 11-5-8 Leading Money-Winning Drivers Matt Kakaley...... 61...... 11-6-8 Sts. W P S UDR Earnings Trace Tetrick...... 62...... 11-12-5 Tim Tetrick 2,130 470 322 305 .352 $7,955,223 Andy Miller...... 62...... 10-11-9 George Brennan 1,655 438 301 195 .405 7,312,821 Jonathan Roberts ...... 40...... 10-4-8 Ron Pierce 2,198 326 340 261 .274 6,542,892 Scott Zeron...... 45...... 10-5-3 Jody Jamieson 1,385 323 248 166 .373 6,354,210 Yannick Gingras ...... 54 ...... 10-10-11 Brian Sears 1,524 277 244 220 .319 6,080,053 Trainers Wins Dave Palone 1,625 447 254 176 .398 5,246,050 Ron Burke ...... 17 David Miller 1,663 243 235 210 .267 5,245,297 Erv Miller...... 11 Yannick Gingras 1,479 245 229 216 .300 5,194,456 Virgil Morgan Jr...... 11 Randy Waples 1,125 152 158 149 .257 4,837,565 Linda Toscano...... 10 Jason Bartlett 1,461 286 200 190 .315 4,497,930 Lou Pena ...... 9 Leading Money-Winning Trainers George Teague Jr...... 8 Jason Robinson...... 8 Sts. W P S UDR Earnings Jim Campbell ...... 7 Ron Burke 2,142 448 369 278 .348 $8,646,822 Mark Kesmodel...... 7 Lou Pena 1,375 438 230 148 .447 5,920,374 Nelson Willis ...... 7 Mark Ford 1,356 176 180 187 .250 3,536,746 Rob Harmon...... 7 Casie Coleman 518 118 85 54 .354 2,659,259 Sebastian Giroux...... 7 George Teague Jr. 490 89 92 72 .335 2,359,934 Tony O'Sullivan...... 7 Ray Schnittker 606 97 88 85 .287 2,279,697 Anette Lorentzon ...... 6 Jimmy Takter 205 47 32 23 .353 2,194,536 Colin Johnson ...... 6 Jeff Gillis 418 71 71 57 .310 2,166,314 Jim Arledge Jr...... 6 Josh Green 541 148 85 80 .410 2,141,462 Nicholas Surick...... 6 Erv Miller 562 145 84 82 .390 2,134,409 Noel Daley...... 6 HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 19 of 21 August 5, 2011 harnessracing.com

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Trotters Pacers MILE TRACKS MILE TRACKS 3C 1:52.1 MANOFMANYMISSIONS, Yankee Glide-Armbro Vanquish (M 7-16) A. Miller 3C 1:48.2 ROLL WITH JOE, Cam’s Card Shark-Classic Wish (M 7-16) R. Pierce Mystical Marker Fms., Manofmanymissions Stb. & M Biasuzzi Stb. S. Demeter, Blue Chip Bldstk, Winbak Fm. & Not To Worry Stb. Winbak Fm. Kentuckina Farms Gen Par (DONATO HANOVER, MUSCLE HILL 1:50.1) (SOMEBEACHSOMEWHERE 1:46.4) 3F 1:53.2 CRYS DREAM, Taurus Dream-Crysta’s Image (Moh 6-18) L. Ouellette 3F 1:49.1 KRISPY APPLE, Western Ideal-Apple Krisp (M 7-30) T. Tetrick Reve Avec Moi Dreamwithme & J. Silva. Reve Avec Moi Dreamwithme J. Bamond, M. Kesmodel &J. Davino. Perfect World Ent. WINCINNATTI, Windsong’s Legacy-Enbeecee (M 7-22) Y. Gingras (Dancinwiththestarz 1:48.4) J., D. & R. Allen. Perretti Fms. (Guienne Hanover 1:51.2) 3G 1:49.3 HARE CRAFT, Yankee Cruiser-Hare Trigger (Moh 6-21) A. Byron 3G 1:54 WHATEVER IT TAKES, Credit Winner- Caper Calillie (VD 5-30) A. Miller S. Heimbecker. S. Adams (My Boy David, One More Laugh 1:47.4) Blue Chip Bldstk, Brittany Fms., Little E LLC, Credit Caper Prtns. Peninsula Fm, A. Skoglund & Arden Homestead Stb. (Vivid Photo 1:51.2) 4S 1:47.4 ART PROFESSOR, Art Major-Allamerican Toffee (Moh 7-23) J. Jamieson B. Grant & Holland Rcg. Stb. Spring Haven Fm. & Lake To Sky Fms. 4S 1:51.4 IL VILLAGGIO, Yankee Glide-Dance To Market (Moh 7-12) J. Jamieson (Hypnotic Blue Chip 1:47.2) Brittany Fms., Blue Chip Bldsk & Il Vilaggio Ptrs. D. Ingham & H. Rutherford. 4M 1:49.3 NAUGHTYTILTHEEND, Western Ideal-Cam Swifty (Moh 7-23) S. Filion (Kadabra, Lawman 1:51.3) Diamond Creek Fm. Moni Maker Breeders & Joie De Vie Fm. 4M 1:52.3 ACTION-BROADWAY, Broadway Hall-Photo With Molly (M 7-29) B. Sears (MY LITTLE DRAGON 1:48.1) K. Sommer. K. Sommer (Beat The Wheel, Peaceful Way, Queen Serene 1:51.4) 4G 1:48.4 WHISKEY PETE, Art Major-Cheryl’s Western (M 5-28) B. Sears 4G 1:52.3 WINDSONG GEANT, Kadabra-Early Secret (Moh 7-22) R. Zeron T. Gewertz. S. Jones (Bettor Sweet 1:47.2) F. Bayford & The Brabant Stb. W. & P. Loyens (Lucky Jim 1:50.1) AS 1:49 WESTERN SHORE, 8, Western Hanover-Artomatic (M 1-15) D. Dube J. Cancelliere. Brittany Fms. & Brian Monieson Revtrust AS 1:52.1 STICK MAN MOE, 8, Pine Chip-Marita’s Victory (Moh 7-30) S. Filion MAJOR HOTTIE, 6, Art Major-Dominatricks (Moh 6-25) C. Christoforou Dobe Stbs. R. Waxman (Misterizi 1:51) Larocque Rcg. Stb. Uptownpetscom Stb. AM 1:52.4 BUCK I ST PAT, 8, Jailhouse Jesse-Name It Something (Moh 7-15) S. Filion (Ultimate Falcon, Four Starzzz Shark, Lis Mara 1:47.4) R. Ruller, H. Taylor, E. Gold & A. Basen. R. Fuller (GIANT DIABLO 1:50.1) AM 1:49.1 LAUGHANDBEHAPPY, 5, Badlands Hanover-Zinful (Moh 7-16) J. Jamieson AG 1:50.2 ARCH MADNESS, 7, Balanced Image-Armbro Archer (M 7-2) B. Sears Mentally Stb., Let It Ride Stb & Robert Cooper Stbs. L. & A. Higgins Willow Pond & M. Goldberg. M. & B. Goldberg & S. Shapiro (Southwind Tempo 1:48.2) (ENOUGH TALK 1:49.3) AG 1:48.4 SILENT SWING, 9, Northern Luck-She Cantsay No (M 6-11) A. Miller FIVE-EIGHTHS MILE TRACKS M. Ford & D. Shea. R. Maxon (HOLBORN HANOVER 1:46.4) 3C 1:52.2 DEJARMBRO, Credit Winner-Armbro Deja Vu (PcD 6-25) D. Palone FIVE-EIGHTHS MILE TRACKS Purple Haze Stbs. Fair Winds Fm. (Break The Bank K, Dejarmbro 1:52.2) 3C 1:48.1 CUSTARD THE DRAGON, Dragon Again-Eternal Justice (Mea 7-23) M. Teague 3F 1:54 CAITRIN HALL, Tom Ridge-CR Oh Suzanna (PcD 7-20) D. Miller G. Teague Jr., T. Gewertz, R. Feldman & Fannin Rcg. Winbak Fm. P. Graham. Walnut Hall Limited (Hidden Viggorish 1:53.1) (Shadow Play, Dali 1:48.2) 3G 1:52.4 I’M THE ANSWER, Credit Winner-Southwind Flanders (PcD 6-18) T. Smedshammer 3F 1:49.2 SEEYOU AT PEELERS, Bettor’s Delight-West Side Glory (TgDn 5-29) M. Jo- Purple Haze Stbs. Valley High Stb. (I’m The Answer 1:52.4) hannsson C. Takter, J.D. & J.H. Fielding. C. Takter 4S 1:52.3 MYSTERY PHOTO, SJ’s Photo-Enchanted Victory (Chst 6-17) A. Miller (Showherthemoney, See You At Peelers 1:49.2) D. & J. Prushnok, W. Gregg & E. Miller. Brittany Fms. 3G 1:48.3 ALSACE HANOVER, The Panderosa-Arts Masterpiece (Mea 7-30) R. Pierce (Manningly, Mystery Photo 1:52.3) J. Fielding. Hanover Shoe Fms. (Alsace Hanover 1:48.3) 4M 1:53.2 ELLEN’S ISLE, Windsong’s Legacy-Shan Riches (Chst 6-2) A. Miller J. & D. Allen. Stirling Brook Fms. (Stage Show 1:53.1) 4S 1:48.4 WE WILL SEE, Western Hanover-Aberdakara (Chst 5-22) R. Pierce 4G 1:53.4 ARRIBA AMIGO, Amigo Hall-Fidanzata (DD 2-23) M. Kakaley J. Silva, S. DePinto & E. Smith. D. McDuffee (Vintage Master 1:48.1) VIP Internet Stb., D. Rovine & J. Green. R. Burgess & K. Olsson Burgess 4M 1:49.4 ANNDROVETTE, Riverboat King-Easy Miss (Chst 5-29) T. Tetrick HOBOKEN SONNY, SJ’s Photo-Yankee Minuet (PcD 5-25) M. Kakaley J. Bamond, M. Kesmodel & J. Davino. Golden Touch Stb. (Makerbark 1:49.2) Harbor Rcg. Stb. Yankeeland Fms. (Macho Lindy 1:52) 4G 1:49.3 RAZZLE DAZZLE, Real Desire-Town Feather (Chst 7-3) S. Allard I. Kristel. A. Victor & Son Stb, Gate To Wire & D’Elegance Stb IX. AS 1:52 WINNING MISTER, 5, Angus Hall-Winning Missbrenda (PcD 6-10) G. Napolitano Jr. (Maltese Artist 1:48.3) R.J. Key. R.J. Key (VARENNE 1:51.3) AM 1:52.3 AUTUMN ESCAPADE, 6, Victory Sam-Winning Colors K (TgDn 6-19) G. Brennan AS 1:48.3 HYPNOTIC BLUE CHIP, 5, Art Major-A Traceofmagic (Chst 7-10) D. Palone D. & M. Miller. S. Shaffer & J. Parkinson (PREMIERE STEED 1:52) F. Azur. Blue Chip Bloodstock. (ARTISTIC FELLA, MISTER BIG 1:48) AG 1:52.1 ARCH MADNESS, 7, Balanced Image-Armbro Archer (PcD 7-15) T. Buter AM 1:49.2 CHANCEY LADY, 6, Camluck-Art Of Design (PcD 6-29) T. Tetrick Willow Pond & M. Goldberg. M. Goldberg, B. Goldstein & S. Shapiro Baron Rcg. Stb. Brittany Fms. & Daisy Acres (SOUTHWIND TEMPO 1:48.3) (ARCH MADNESS 1:51) AG 1:48.1 BETTOR SWEET, 6, Bettor’s Delight-Sweet Future (TgDn 6-12) D. Dube J. Cancelliere. Uptown Stb. (BETTOR SWEET 1:48.1) HALF-MILE TRACKS 3C 1:57 WHITEWATER RAPIDS, Credit Winner-Rapid Rail (BR 6-22) R. Schnittker HALF-MILE TRACKS Hero Stbs., R. Schnittker & C. Iannazzo. Diamond Creek Fm. 3C 1:52.3 GREAT VINTAGE, American Ideal-Art’s Vintage (YR 8-1) D. Dube (Triumphant Caviar 1:54.2) C. Takter, J. Fielding, Falkbolagen & G. Anderberg. Brittany Fms. & Brian 3F 1:56.3 JEZZY, Credit Winner-Ladylind (YR 7-9) T. Tetrick Monieson Rev Trust T. Gewertz, J. Silva, R. Schnittker & J. Gural. Little E LLC (Olympics 1:54.3) (Somebeachsomewhere, Rock N Roll Heaven 1:49.2) 3G 1:55.2 SHINING EMBER, Master Lavec-Keystone Ember (Nfld 7-9) D. Noble 3F 1:52.2 SEE YOU AT PEELERS, Bettor’s Delight-West Side Glory (YR 7-28) M. Johansson L. Gales II & J. Dailey. Midland Acres (DENNIS 1:53.3) C. Takter, J.D. & J.H. Fielding. C. Takter (She’s A Great Lady, Western Cruise, Western Graduate 1:51.2) 4S 1:55.3 TOUGH CHALLENGER, You Betcha-I Juanna Win (Har 6-8) J. Morand 3G 1:52 HARE CRAFT, Yankee Cruiser-Hare Trigger (Nfld 7-9) A. Byron Nanticoke Rcg. & J. Morand. B. Banning (PINE CHIP 1:54) S. Heimbecker. S. Adams (Glass Pack 1:50.2) 4M 1:58 WINDCROSS, Striking Sahbra-Wescott (Har 4-20) V. Kirby 4S 1:51.1 HE’S GORGEOUS, Art Major-So Ravishing (Stga 5-14) D. Cappello Jr V. Kirby & M. Ivory Jr. Wescott LLC K. Jacobs. Yankeeland Fms. (Stand Forever 1:49.2) GABBY’S CREDITCARD, Credit Winner-Lotstoliveupto (Stga 5-13) D. Cappello Jr. 4M 1:52 LORRIE PLEASE, Western Ideal-National Gallery (Har 6-28) T. Morgan J. Beaver. J. Beaver D. Sheib, I. Kaplan & A. Kaplan. G. Machiz & Barry Rubenstein Fms. TALA LADY, Valley Victor-Grand Abby (Stga 7-17) B. Cross POPPINS, Aces N’ Sevens-Fashion’s In (Moh 6-30) R. Zeron T. McTygue. W.S. Fister LLC & W.M. Fister (Lifelong Victory 1:54.4) B. Eckenstein. G. & C. Wright (SHE’S A GREAT LADY 1:51) 4G 1:54.4 LORENZO DREAM, Taurus Dream-Langala Dream (Stga 5-30) B. Dobson 4G 1:51.3 THIS IS WYATT, Astreos-Kindly Jenna (Stga 7-30) D. Cappello Jr. V. Laurenzo. Reve Avec Moi Dreamwithme VIP Internet Stb., D. Rovine & R. Green. J. Hudon Jr. (Blastaway Sahbra, Shutter Boy 1:54.3) (Thisbigdogwilfight 1:50.3) AS 1:56.3 LITTLE MOON LAKE, 6, SJ’s Caviar-Raquel Victory (Har 5-25) J. Roberts AS 1:51.2 BENNS SUPERMAN, 7, Real Desire-Bolero Spirit (Stga 7-23) B. Dobson F. Condurso. Dream With Me Stb. (Speed Bomb 1:55) P. Spadafore Jr. & G. Baldwin. P. Deslauriers (JET LAAG, PONDER 1:49) AM 1:56 ALLMAR SURPRISE, 6, Angus Hall-Benita Victory (Har 4-20) V. Kirby AM 1:52 JIFFY LEE, 8, Village Jiffy-Lee Ann Holly (Moh 6-30) J. Jamieson C. Giaccio. T. Marrazza (MYSTICAL SUNSHINE, AUTUMN ESCAPADE 1:53.2) M. Fine. C. Farrell & J. Gilchrist (Western Graduate 1:51.3) AG 1:54.2 GRAIN OF TRUTH, 10, Self Possessed-Aimee’s Promise (Stga 7-29) B. Allen AG 1:50.2 DEVIL’S EMBRACE N, 8, Village Jasper-Nurse Williams (M 6-30) Y. Gingras C. & G. Iannazo. Kentuckiana Farms Gen Par. (Scorpion Moon 1:54) J&E Stb. & A. Moor Jr. L. Hodgson (LUCKY MAN 1:49.2)

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Meadowlands Summer Mixed Joe Gerrity Memorial-2nd leg Sale at E. Rutherford, N.J. William Haughton Memorial elims Ohio Stake Fair Stks-2CT, 3CT, 3FP Bridger final Sweetheart elims Woodrow Wilson elims 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Eternal Camnation Joe Gerrity Memorial final Golden Girls Confederation Cup Indiana State Fair William Haughton Memorial Frank Ryan Fox Stake Nassagaweya Land of Lincoln Yearling Sale Illinois State Fair Illinois State Fair Horseman-3FT, 3CT, 3FP, 3CP Sweetheart at Sherman, Ill. Review-2FP, 2CP, 3FT, 3CT Review-2FT, 2CT, 3FP, 3CP Ralph Wilfong Woodrow Wilson 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

American National 3CT American National 3FT Battle of the Brandywine Canadian Pacing Derby elims Colonial Kentuckiana Stallion Mgmt 2FT Metro elims Valley Forge Pride In Progress She’s A Great Lady elims 28 29 30 31 Harness Racing’s Most

Zweig Memorial 3CT Prestigious Events Are Zweig Memorial 3FT Nadia Lobell SC Summer Mixed Sale Blooded Horse Pre-Jug Mixed Just Ahead… at Dundas, Ont. Sale at Delaware, Ohio $1.5 million Hambletonian and the $750,000 Hambletonian Oaks Saturday, August 6, 2011 Live on NBC 3:00 p.m. EDT

All 12 Breeders Crown events Worth over $6 million Saturday, October 29 Woodbine Racetrack Rexdale, Ontario

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