GET YOUR ENTRIES IN! Saturday Night’S 14-Race Program at the Meadowlands Is Highlighted by the $37,500 Preferred Pace

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©2020 HORSEMAN PUBLISHING CO., LEXINGTON, KY USA • FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL (859) 276-4026 Meadowlands Honors Dr. King In Saturday’s King Remembrance Race GET YOUR ENTRIES IN! Saturday night’s 14-race program at the Meadowlands is highlighted by the $37,500 Preferred Pace. Lining up behind for the hottest sale this winter the gate in the eight-horse field are Effronte A (post 1) and McThriller (post 3), whose respective 1:48.3 and 1:49 victo- ries earlier this month at the Big M are the fastest miles posted thus far in 2020. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Monday, Jan. 20, and the first race on the card will honor the slain civil rights leader. Ten pacers will start in the $13,750 Martin Luther King Re- membrance Race, an event for $7,500 claimers. Starting from post 8 is Big CC’s Rock, who will be driven February 11, 2020 by 29-year-old Adrian Wisher Jr. “When I first got Wisher, who has roots in Delaware ENTER ONLINE NOW! him I gave him and is based in the First State, www.bloodedhorse.com a week off… trains a small stable and drives on and just tried a limited basis. Since 2014, Wisher Mixed sale entries will close around January 17, 2020. to freshen him has had 91 drives and four wins. up and get him Big CC’s Rock is now trained by happy.” Mike Watson, who has had the 5- –Mike Watson year-old gelded son of Pet Rock in his barn for a month. Claimed for $7,500 on Dec. 5 by Cliff Grundy, Big CC’s Rock made two “There’s No Substitute for Experience” Meadowlands starts for conditioner Nick Surick before JERRY HAWS • P.O. Box 187 • Wilmore, Kentucky 40390 being moved to Watson. Saturday night will be the first start Phone: (859) 858-4415 • Fax: (859) 858-8498 for Big CC’s Rock since finishing ninth on Dec. 19. “Nick and I both train horses for Cliff, and Nick called me and said, ‘I don’t get along with this horse, would you take WHAT’S INSIDE . . . him and try him?’” said Watson, a former Michigander who Purses approved for 2020 KYSS—pg. 2 will be inducted into the Wolverine State’s harness racing Prix d’Amerique preview—pg. 4 Hall of Fame on Jan. 25. “I said, ‘Yes, I’ll go ahead and try Kentucky on way to sports wagering—pg. 5 him.’ We switch horses back and forth a lot. Sometimes different routines help horses.” Horseman Jay Sears dies at 78—pg. 7 Watson said the first thing he did with Big CC’s Rock is FIrst Over with Gordon Waterstone—pg. 8 give him a break from racing. In 2019, the pacer made 38 Breeding Banter—pg. 10 starts, with five wins—including a career-best 1:52.3 on Oct. 2020 Spring Training Report—pg. 11 19 at the Meadowlands—and $38,475 in earnings. Overall, Big CC’s Rock has made 70 career starts, with 12 wins and land Acres in 2005, CC Biggirl Bretta delivered her first $77,469 in earnings. foal in 2001, and except for 2014, has produced an off- “When I first got him I gave him a week off, and because it spring every year through 2019. All of her foals of racing was the holidays I jogged him and turned him out and just age have taken records, including Psilvuheartbreaker (No- tried to freshen him up and get him happy,” said Watson. “I bleland Sam), an Ohio Sires Stakes champion who earned like the horse, but he is what he is: He’s probably a $7,500 more than $1.5 million. claimer, I don’t think he’s any more than that.” Watson said starting from an outside post on Saturday A $20,000 yearling purchase, Big CC’s Rock is out of the doesn’t come into play. Towner’s Big Guy mare CC Biggirl Bretta, who arguably is “He doesn’t have a lot of gate speed,” said Watson. “I one of the most prolific broodmares ever. Originally looked at his lines and it looks like he’s better first-up.”—By owned by Steve and Peggy Carter and purchased by Mid- Gordon Waterstone HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 2 of 13 January 17, 2020 www.harnessracing.com Purses Approved For FREE HIS EEKEND S 2020 Kentucky Sires Stakes Program T W ’ The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission (KHRC) has ap- Pages FEATURED RACES proved purse distributions for the 2020 Kentucky Sires All times listed are local. Stakes (KYSS), supporting the recommendations made by Friday, January 17 the Kentucky Standardbred Development Fund and Ken- 7:30p Wbsb2 Snowshoe Pace div. Trackmaster PPs tucky Breeders’ Incentive Fund Advisory Panel. 9:10p Wbsb7 Snowshoe Pace div. Trackmaster PPs The purse distributions will consist of two series as well as 9:50p Wbsb9 Snowshoe Pace div. Trackmaster PPs funding for up to seven county fairs. The Commission, also Click here to download all Friday PPs under the recommendation of the Panel, approved purse al- Saturday, January 18 locations of $5,000 per division for each fair and $15,000 fi- 7:15p M1 King Remembrance Pace Trackmaster PPs nals. Kentucky County Fairs are to apply directly to the 9:05p MVR10 Open Pace Trackmaster PPs KHRC for consideration of harness racing in 2020. 9:05p M6 Preferred Pace Trackmaster PPs “This is an exciting and historic time to be racing in Ken- 9:50p Wbsb9 Preferred Pace Trackmaster PPs tucky,” said Panel chairman Kenneth A. Jackson. “To have 10:25p YR11 Open Trot Trackmaster PPs two series to consider, both with exceptional purses, is re- Click here to download all Saturday PPs markable for our Kentucky-bred horses and horsemen.” In order to be eligible for either series, the horse must Visit www.trackmaster.com have met all requirements outlined by administrative regu- and subscribe to download lation, 810 KAR 7:040. 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/ 0 0 HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 4 of 13 January 17, 2020 www.harnessracing.com Who Will Win Prix d’Amérique? Horses Qualified for the Prix d’Amérique Another Try For Propulsion? (based on finishes in Prix de Bretagne, Prix du Bourbon- nais, Prix du Bourgogne, Prix de Belgique, Prix Tenor de Belina Josselyn, the winner of last year’s edition of the Baune, and Criterium Continental) Prix d’Amérique, seems to have woke up at the last minute. Horse (Sire) The French mare won last Sunday’s Prix de Belgique in a Excellent (Real de Lou) new race record time (mile rate of 1:56.4 over 2,850 meters). Chica de Joudes (Jag de Bellouet) Belina Josselyn is trained by Jean-Michel Bazire and Bazire Looking Superb (Orlando Vici) had spoken candidly prior to the Belgique that he was not at Vivid Vise As (Yankee Glide) all certain the mare would start at all in the Prix d’Amérique Delia du Pommeraux (Niky) Sylvain Roger after being weak in several starts during the winter meeting. Davidson du Pont (Pacha du Pont) Now, after her victory in the Belgique, she appears to be a Bahia Quesnot (Scipion du Guotier) Face Time Bourbon (Ready Cash) candidate for the 100th anniversary of the Prix d’Amérique, Billie de Montfort (Jasmin de Flore) set for Sunday, Jan. 26, at the Vincennes track in Paris. Bold Eagle (Ready Cash) Bazire has more than one horse who can win the Prix Belina Josselyn (Love You) d’Amérique. He also will start the duo Davidson du Pont and Enino du Pommeraux (Coktail Jet) Looking Superb. Davidson du Pont finished brilliantly to Horses who have earned entry based on career earnings: take second behind Belina Josselyn, and he was wearing all Propulsion (Muscle Hill) four shoes. The horse is much better without shoes and will Ringostarr Treb (Classic Photo) most certainly race barefoot in the Prix d’Amerique. Uza Josselyn (Love You) Another trainer who has a couple of contenders is Se- Vitruvio (Adrian Chip) bastien Guarato. Sure, the Guarato-trained Bold Eagle has Erminig d’Oliviere (Scipion du Goutier) won the Prix d’Amérique twice, and Billie de Montfort, who Carat Williams (Prodigious) he also trains, is making her third start in the race, but the Reserves: one that is attracting the most interest is the 5-year-old Face Milligan’s School (Yankee Glide) Time Bourbon, who will be driven by Björn Goop. Dijon (Ganymede) Tony Gio (Varenne) Face Time Bourbon, a son of Ready Cash, was beaten by Zacon Gio when they met in Gran Premio d’Europa in Italy. There wasn’t much to say about that race, but a few months later Zacon Gio showed he was for real when he won the PUBLIC AUCTION Yonkers International. SPONSORED BY For the first time since 1989, there will be no Swedish- JAYLAND TROTTING ASSOCIATION born trotter in the Prix d’Amérique, but the Swedes will Harness Racing Equipment & Horse Trailers at the still be in the race with two U.S.-born horses—the Stefan Jay County Fairgrounds Portland, Indiana in Bubp Hall Continues on page 5 ›››› (located behind the grandstand) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2020 10:00 A.M. Consignments accepted Friday, January 31, 2020 between 4:00 - 6:00 pm and prior to sale time Saturday, February 1. Breedings For Sale Donated by BLACK CREEK FARM: DOVER DAN 3,1:51.3 ($523,470) Donated by IVY LANE FARM: FREAKY FEET PETE p,4,1:47.1f ($1,617,056) Donated by SCHWARTZ BOARDING FARM: JAILHOUSE JESSE 4,T1:53.3 ($256,350) PONDER p,1:48.1 ($1,522,936)

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Belina Josselyn wins the Prix de Belgique in the mile-rate time of 1:56.4. Lunch — Heated Building — Seating Gerard Forni Photo Gerard Forni HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 5 of 13 January 17, 2020 www.harnessracing.com Melander-trained Milligan’s School and the Daniel Redén- Kentucky Committee Approves trained Propulsion. Sports Wagering Propulsion has been trying to win the big Paris race. He may make his fourth start after finishing fourth, third and On Wednesday, Jan. 15, a Kentucky House committee ap- fifth the past three years. proved unanimously by a vote of 18-0 a bill that would On Jan. 11, Propulsion competed at the Romme track in allow sports wagering in the Bluegrass State. The bill, which Sweden. He was beaten by Elian Web after racing on the would allow sports wagering at racetracks and the Kentucky outside of the leader the entire race. Speedway, also includes online poker and fantasy sports The second-place finish at Romme does not worry Reden, contests. but he said on Thursday he would not decide about a Prix A similar bill was also approved last year but stalled and d’Amerique start until Monday. was never voted on by the full legislature. Some legislators “Right now it’s 50-50,” Reden told the Swedish media, have stated that they would now support the bill after a pro- adding that Propulsion came out of the Romme race tired and vision was included that will allow people to wager on in- very muscle score. “We are doing everything we can to get state sporting events, such as University of Kentucky and him started, but this is not his most important race this year.” University of Louisville basketball or football games. If Propulsion is entered, the trainer offered, “He will be bet- In his first State of the Commonwealth speech the night ter with that (Romme) race in the body. Propulsion competed before the House committee approval, newly-elected Gov. with shoes, but there will be a big difference when we com- Andy Beshear noted that he would support the passage of a pete barefoot on the Vincennes course.” sports wagering bill. The 7-year-old Milligan’s School, a son of Yankee Glide-Tori Ann The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission would regulate bred by Ohio’s Dick and Joyce Ann McClelland, will be making sports wagering. The bill provides for an initial license fee of his Prix d’Amerique debut. He has made several strong races $500,000 and an annual renewal fee of $50,000. Wagering during the fall in the highest class races in Sweden, but was not at his best in his most recent start in a Gold division final. would be taxed at a rate of 10.25 percent for in-person bets. “Milligan’s School had problems with pastern, but now People can also wager on-line via an app that initially could everything is good, and we aim to start in the Prix be downloaded only at one of the racetracks or Speedway, d’Amérique, but we have not yet decided what day we go and those bets would be taxed at a rate of 14.25 percent. with him to Paris,” said Melander. As for race purses, the bill provides that 0.5 percent of One factor could keep Milligan’s School from a start in the Prix only the in-person wagering tax of 10.25 percent goes to the d’Amerique—he may not make the cut of the top 18 horses. At Standardbred Development Fund. present he is the first reserve, but the horse that is ahead of him More than $22 million in annual revenue is estimated to on the list—Carat Williams—is not expected to be entered. be generated by sports wagering, which would go toward Trials have been run to the Prix d’Amérique, and 12 horses the state’s pension system. have qualified through the six prep races. The others re- The bill is expected to easily pass the full state House as ceive invitations based on the amount of money they have early as Friday, with the state Senate then taking up the earned during their careers.—By Claes Freidenvall matter.—By Gordon Waterstone Place your order now for THE HORSEMAN’s BREEDERS BOOK STALLION DIRECTORY Single copies (including postage & handling) are available U.S. $30.00 • Canada $45.00 • Foreign $50.00 Or subscribe today! 1 YEAR TION: SUBSCRIP Click here to $58.00 (U.S.) - Includes the Breeders Book order now! Stallion Directory U.S. FUNDS ONLY

HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 7 of 13 January 17, 2020 www.harnessracing.com Horseman Jay Sears Dies At 78 Florida Hall of Famer Jay Sears, a consummate horseman and father of Hall of Fame driver Brian Sears, died Sunday night at age 78. Mr. Sears, who lived on a farm in Osteen, Fla., north of Orlando and on the St. John’s River, had been working on his farm just days earlier but suffered an acci- dent there when he was thrown from a jog cart while working with a filly. In 2007-2008, Mr. Sears developed the pacing filly Na- tive Bride, who in 2008 won the Garnsey Memorial, Ma- tron and a Breeders Crown elimination. Native Bride was driven by Mr. Sears’ son, putting the father-son in the

winner’s circle together. Photo Horseman Mr. Sears was the son of horseman Gene Sears and followed in his father’s foot- steps. After graduating from high school in Indianapolis, Ind., Mr. Sears began work- First Foal Arrives At Winbak Farm ing for his father full-time, before moving on to a Winbak Farm’s first foal of 2020 arrived on Sunday, groom’s position for trainer Jan. 12, at 8:55 p.m. The foal is the first of nearly 300 Joe O’Brien. Mr. Sears went that will be born at Winbak Farm this year. The Chapter out on his own in 1961, and it Seven colt is out of the mare Bailey’s Breeze, a half-sis- was in that year he drove his Jay Sears and his son, Brian. ter to stakes winners Casual Breeze and Slip Into Glide. first winner at Monticello Raceway. At age 22 in 1963, he became one of the youngest ever to drive a two-minute mile when he won with Georgia Red in 2:00 at Hollywood Park. Mr. Sears’ career then flourished as he set up shop at Ver- non Downs in the summer months and Pompano Park in the winter, where his children, Brian and daughter Jennifer, attended schools. While Mr. Sears raced many stakes colts in the prime of his career, including the $339,116 winner Cocktail Talk p,3, 1:52 and $165,041 winner Bashful Guy, in the second half of his life he and his second wife, Kim, bred, trained and raced Florida-breds and enjoyed many “Sunshine” stakes winners. Jay and Kim Sears were recognized as Florida Breeders of the Year in 2008-09-10, and again in 2013, 2018 and ’19. In 2004 and ’05 Jay and Kim campaigned the pacing colt Florida Boy, who was tops in his division each season. Among the couple’s other multiple Florida divisional champions were Lucy Lucy, Black Diamond Girl, Angela, Showing Off, Markie, Rexamillion and in 2018 and ’19, Proud Sophie. In addition, Mr. Sears also was active as a leader in harness racing, serving as president of the Florida Standard- bred Owners and Breeders Association and as the association’s executive director from 1991-2002. He also served as a director of the U.S. Trotting Association and served 25 years before retiring in 2016. Mr. Sears was inducted into the Florida Harness Racing Hall of Fame in 1992. His father, Gene, joined him three years later in 1995. HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 8 of 13 January 17, 2020 www.harnessracing.com

Let’s look at the facts: With earnings of $754,774, Papi Rob Hanover won a bit more money than Tall Dark Stranger ($717,514). Tall Dark Stranger’s mark of 1:49.1 was the sec- How Do You Spell Corruption? ond fastest mile by a freshman pacer in 2019, four-fifths of a R-I-D-I-C-U-L-O-U-S second faster than Papi Rob Hanover (1:50f). So those two columns offset, in my eyes. Let me start right away by stating that I have never— While Papi Rob Hanover had a resume of 12-6-4-2, Tall Dark NEVER—been taken to dinner by anybody in an effort to so- Stranger compiled a ledger of 9-8-1-0. They raced against each licit my vote for an award. Sure, I’ve gone to dinner many other five times, including their career debuts, where Tall Dark times with breeders, owners, trainers and drivers, and not Stranger won in 1:51.3 and Papi Rob Hanover finished 6 3/4 once—NOT ONCE—has anybody ever implied that by them lengths behind in third. In the Metro elims and final, Tall Dark picking up the tab, I should throw them my vote. And I don’t Stranger won both times, with Papi Rob Hanover second, los- know anybody who has. ing by a head and half-length, respectively. When I read elsewhere the allegation—I believe the word The only time Papi Rob Hanover bested Tall Dark Stranger used was “corruption”—that members of the U.S. Harness was in the Breeders Crown elimination. Papi Rob Hanover Writers Association (USHWA) “sell” their vote for year-end then crossed the finish line a head better than Tall Dark Dan Patch honors for a free meal, I could only think of one Stranger in the $600,000 final, but bumping sulky wheels in word: R-I-D-I-C-U-L-O-U-S. the stretch led to the reversal of order. So when you look at Including me, there are more than 200 members in the names of the 2019 USHWA, so that’d be a lot of food buying for any impact to So it becomes corrupt Breeders Crown champions, be felt. And if you want to allege the same for Canada’s because we don’t see you see Tall Dark Stranger— O’Brien’s—which has a lot fewer voters and could more eas- things the same way? not Papi Rob Hanover. ily be manipulated—I’ll again say ridiculous. C’mon, be real. Whether you agree or And when you make allegations like that, you’re not only don’t agree with the track insulting USHWA members, but you are also denigrating judges’ decision, the record books show Tall Dark Stranger the connections of the horses involved. Some highly-re- the winner. But then that helped fuel the conversation that garded connections. Papi Rob Hanover will prove in 2020 that he is a better Yes, some of you may remember that many, many years horse. That’s fine, and could surely happen, but we’re not ago, a couple of times there were small gift items mailed in voting on what might happen in 2020. We were voting on advance of the voting to USHWA members. That practice what did happen in 2019. was quickly squashed and no longer occurs. I was also asked in advance of the announcement of the A couple of close vote totals in the recent Dan Patch horse vote totals whether I thought Atlanta or Manchego would award divisional ballots led to a vicious debate in some outlets. be voted Older Mare Trotter of the Year. Again, I looked at That in turn led to those ridiculous allegations of “corruption.” the facts in making my decision. My answer to the person Just because you don’t agree with the vote outcome doesn’t who made the inquiry was noting that both horses had out- mean you are correct. And to criticize those who didn’t fall in standing seasons, but in six head-to-head match-ups, At- line with your thinking, that’s totally wrong. There have been lanta came out on top all six times. plenty of instances in MLB, NFL, NBA and NHL where I’m I said then that I believed head-to-head would be the deal- sure you or I didn’t agree with an award winner. So what? breaker, and in looking at the totals (Atlanta 74, Manchego 72), So it becomes corrupt because we don’t see things the I was surely proven correct. Obviously, if one person changes same way? My way or the highway? C’mon, be real. their vote from Atlanta to Manchego, then it’s a tie. Two people One such major eruption came regarding voting for the change their vote, then Manchego wins the Dan Patch. 2019 Two-Year-Old Colt Pacer of the Year. Final voting Dexter Dunn or Tim Tetrick for Driver of the Year? I’m not showed Tall Dark Stranger with 86 votes and Papi Rob going to even go there because to say either wasn’t worthy Hanover with 50 votes (from a total of 147 voters). That’s an of the award is, let’s hear it, ridiculous! awful lot of meal buying to prove those “corruption” allega- Instead of criticizing and insulting the winners because tions to sway those totals. you don’t agree, how about sticking to the facts? HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 9 of 13 January 17, 2020 www.harnessracing.com Endeavor Looks To Repeat At Meadowlands Tom Pollack calls Endeavor one of his favorite horses and it is not difficult to understand why. The 7-year-old male pacer possesses a tough-guy attitude and never-give-in style. “I call him ‘The Big Boy,’” said Pollack, who owns Endeavor with trainer Jeff Cullipher. “He’s kind of a hard-hitting blue-collar lunch-pail-type horse. He’s the big, strong, grinding type. He’s had very few clunkers, he just gives his all every time.” Endeavor has won 19 of 49 races and $409,405 in purses for Pollack and Cullipher since they purchased the son of American Ideal-Jett Diamond privately in May 2018. He rose through the conditioned ranks to compete on the Grand Circuit, winning last year’s Potomac Pace to go with a second in the Harrah’s Hoosier Park Pacing Derby and third in the Dan Patch Stakes. On Saturday, Endeavor races in the preferred at the Mead- owlands. He won his seasonal debut on Jan. 4 at the Big M after finishing an outside-trip second in his 2019 finale. Hanover Shoe Farms Welcomes “He’s been sharp, and you hate to shut him down,” Pollack First Foal Of 2020 said. “We’re giving him until he tells us (to stop) and then he’ll have a month or two off before we get into the stakes season.” Hanover Shoe Farms welcomed its first foal of 2020 on Last year, Endeavor raced in the George Morton Levy Me- Thursday, Jan. 16, at 2:30 a.m. The bay colt is a son of Mus- morial Pacing Series, now called the MGM Borgata Pacing cle Hill and the first foal of the Conway Hall mare Abbie Series, but is unlikely to head to Yonkers Raceway for this Hall, a half-sister to the $4 million winner Arch Madness. season’s event. Hanover is expecting approximately 340 foals this season. “He’s kind of a “We probably did him a disservice hard-hitting putting him in the Levy,” Pollack blue-collar said. “He’s a bigger horse and runs free-for-allers retired so we’re going to give him shots, es- lunch-pail-type in some in the turns. It’s not that he pecially on the five-eighths and the mile-track races. horse.” can’t get around Yonkers, he won a “We’ll see how he does this year. We know that as age –Tom Pollack leg of the Levy, but that’s not really creeps in it gets tougher. But based on how he’s racing now about Endeavor the best place for him.” and how he raced at the end of last year he’s still got tread Endeavor caught Pollack’s eye two on the tires for sure.” years ago when he won a preferred handicap at The Mead- Another of the Pollack-Cullipher duo’s stakes-winners will owlands. Four months later when the horse became avail- be in action Friday at the Meadowlands. Wisdom Tree, a 5- able, he made the purchase. Endeavor was sent to Harrah’s year-old mare pacer who was a 2018 New York Sires Stakes Hoosier Park and worked himself up the class ladder. After a champion, is in a conditioned race for fillies and mares. She seventh-place finish in his debut for his new connections, has won 18 of 49 races and $618,181 in her career. he won six of his next seven. That included a five-race win “We’re probably getting ready to shut her down for a little streak in which he won each start in 1:49.2 or faster. bit,” Cullipher said. “We won’t be at every (stakes) dance, “Jeff did a great job with him,” Pollack said. “(Endeavor) but we’re going to try to hit our share.” (Ken Weingartner) took a liking to Hoosier Park and our program. He went on a heck of a run. That’s when we knew we were really on to something. Since then, he’s been a top-class horse. Capping Do you want MORE? the year off winning the Potomac Pace was really cool. MORE in-depth content & information “We thought we were buying a nice conditioned racehorse. MORE interviews & feature stories He just got super sharp and confident and was able to maintain MORE stakes & sales results that. It’s been great. You love to have horses like him. He gives it MORE statistical reports his all every time out. There’s no cheating in him, that’s for sure.” Subscribe to The Horseman For his career, Endeavor has won 32 of 110 races and $673,937. 1 YEAR: $58.00 (U.S.) Pollack said he expects Endeavor to have a limited Grand Circuit Includes the Breeders schedule similar to 2019, minus the series at Yonkers. Book Stallion Directory! “He’s in the class,” Pollack said. “He’s probably still a little 1A-ish, but we’re looking forward to this year. A lot of the Subscribe online at www.harnessracing.com HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 10 of 13 January 17, 2020 www.harnessracing.com

Trogdon Giving Blazin “While she was at the farm her feet grew out again and Britches Another Chance were perfect,” noted Trogdon. “We started jogging her in At Racing Comeback October with therapeutic shoes and she was fine.” Since Blazin Britches had quickly conceived to Fear The Breeder-owner Bruce Trogdon, Dragon in 2018, and again in February 2019 and the embryo the man behind the Emerald transferred, Trogdon decided to give the mare another Highlands Farm operation, chance to race. loves to breed, raise and race “I’ve been ready to quit with her at any time, but she horses. And he’s not opposed to caught (conceived) immediately both times we bred her,” trying something different. For added Trogdon. example, Trogdon has put his “She’s in training with Shane Bowermaster at Spring Gar- pacing mare Blazin Britches p,3, den Ranch and the clay track is good for her feet,” Trogdon 1:48.4, winner of the 2017 continued. “She’s already been in 2:15, and we hope to Breeders Crown 3-Year-Old Filly qualify her in March at Spring Garden. Before I pay any big Pace, back in training despite stakes nominations, I need to know how she is. If her feet three unsuccessful starts last spring. aren’t 100 percent, we’ll just quit with her.” Blazin Britches is 6 years old and has one foal on the Trogdon said he will likely breed Blazin Britches again this ground—from a 2018 breeding while she was in training, year—using embryo transfer if she makes it to the races, or with the embryo being trans- without an ET if she is retired. ferred to a recipient mare. She Blazin Britches He has bred quite a few mares also has another foal in utero, using ET and believes his best also via an embryo transfer results with conception have (ET), and due Jan. 25. come when the mare is bred Trogdon’s approach with right before she’s ready to race, Blazin Britches is unusual, and not while she is racing. But since some might say crazy. Why put Blazin Britches conceived on a a 6-year-old mare with big rac- first breeding, he is comfortable ing credentials, but who raced with waiting to breed her. unsuccessfully last year, in And if Blazin Britches doesn’t training when she could simply make it back to the races, Trog- be a broodmare? don says he is content to be Well, Trogdon works with his watching the development of the horses personally at his Ohio offspring of his homebred stal- farm and thinks “Britches” has lion Fear The Dragon, who is a chance for a comeback. standing his third season at Mid- “We almost didn’t bring her land Acres. Fear The Dragon’s back, but her whole problems first crop of 100 foals includes a Dean Gillette Photo has been her feet, and her filly out of Blazin Britches. feet are really good now,” he explained. “At first I Blazin Britches is by Rock And Roll Heaven and out of thought, no way, but if she happens to come back good, Soggy Britches, a daughter of the Western Hanover son we hope we can put better shoes on her and keep her Allamerican Ingot and the Dragon’s Lair-sired mare Soggy feet good. Dragon. Fear The Dragon is a son of Dragon Again out of a “If everything lines up, she could get one more chance to daughter of Western Ideal, a son of Western Hanover. Thus win another Breeders Crown at Hoosier Park. I’d love to see Blazin Britches’ foals by Fear The Dragon carry two doses her win the Breeders Crown at Hoosier Park again!” of Dragon’s Lair (3x4 cross) and two doses of Western Trogdon said keeping a good foot on Blazin Britches has Hanover (4x4). been an ordeal. “The baby looks a lot more like Dragon Again,” said Trog- “We were working with a podiatrist at Rood & Riddle in don of Blazin Britches’ 2019 filly by Fear The Dragon, which Lexington, and he told us to let her foot grow out. So it he has named Fear The Britches. would grow out, but then get trimmed when she was in Trogdon said he has 24 foals by Fear The Dragon thus far training. Then the problems started again,” shared Trogdon. and “they’re mostly very correct. That doesn’t surprise me After the three off-the-board performances last spring because he is a very correct horse. (her last on May 17), and reason to believe the mare’s “They all have his head, but they’re not all the same bod- feet were holding her back, Trogdon brought her home ies,” he noted. He also added, “My babies by him are all to his farm. spunky, like him. They are not quiet.”—By Kathy Parker HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 11 of 13 January 17, 2020 www.harnessracing.com 2020 TRAINING REPORT Winter Miles Trotting Center/ Sevenshadesofgrey t,c, Chapter Seven—Ms Naughty Burke Training Center (By Kendra Casselman) Sewin Sue t,f, Wishing Stone—Sequin Hanover Smashing Beauty t,f, Southwind Frank—Smash Hit Robert Anderson Stable Sona’s Hat Trick t,c, Father Patrick—Sonalona Hanover 3-year-old Southwind Gendry p,c, Always B Miki—Gambler’s Passion Southwind Xena p,f, Betting Line—Southwind Solara Bnb p,f, (p,2,2:00.2h, $9,536) Bolt The Duer—Mom’s Bella Stalkingme Hanover p,f, Artspeak—She’s A Fan Burke Stable Summa Cum Laude p,c, Somebeachsomewhere—Western Graduate The Big Picture p,c, Captaintreacherous—Full Picture 2-year-olds The Queen B t,f, Muscle Hill—Superstar Hanover Aintnohillthathigh p,c, Racing Hill—Ain’t That Funny The Ruthless Frank t,c, Southwind Frank—Amorous Flirt Alexa’s Cruising p,f, Yankee Cruiser—Alexa’s Jewel Twin B Fighter p,c, Bettor’s Delight—In The Pink Angel’s Touch p,f, Always A Virgin—Perfect Touch Uptown Hanover p,f, Somebeachsomewhere—Upside Surprise Aunt Lil t,f, Uncle Peter—All In The Muscle Avenir t,f, Muscle Hill—Chic Chick Wicked Ways p,f, Captaintreacherous—Miss Scarlett Barnard Hanover p,c, Well Said—Braggin Yankee Winella Hanover p,f, Racing Hill—Western Duel Blonde Onthe Beach p,f, Somebeachsomewhere—Double Jeopardy Tom & June Durand Stable Blue Diamond Eyes p,f, Captaintreacherous—Aria Hanover Brookview Bolt t,c, Swan For All—Wittys Winner 3-year-olds City By The Bay p,c, Bettor’s Delight—Bay Girl Rockstar Energy t,g, Explosive Matter—Credit Lover Continualou p,f, Sweet Lou—Continual Velocity Regal Seven t,c, Chapter Seven—Catching Katie Credit Ace t,c, Uncle Peter—Misty Breeze older horses Defy The Odds p,f, Pet Rock—Maggys Art Dia Monde 7,g,t, (4,1:53, $426,291) Deweycheatumnhowe—Lady Bar Don’t Blame Lou p,c, Sweet Lou—Don’t Blame Her The First Chapter 5,h,t, (3,1:55.3, $19,360) Chapter Seven—Aurova Hanover Double Luck p,f, Heston Blue Chip—Natural Luck Whiskey Tax 12,g,t, (1:52.1s, $1,131,340) Revenue S—Bourbon Belle Ernie Hanover p,c, Sweet Lou—Edra Hanover Frankasaurus t,c, Southwind Frank—Sand Lavender-Blu Benny Eggers Stable Frankly My Dear t,f, Southwind Frank—Temple Of Athena Free Thinker p,f, Western Vintage—Live The Extreme 2-year-olds Fulsome p,c, Betting Line—Triple V Hanover Lotafametoclaim t,f, Muscles Yankee—Miss Courtney Hill Yeah p,c, Racing Hill—The Heat Is On Patty Jo M p,f, Roll With Joe—Winbak Patty Hot As Hill t,f, Muscle Hill—Smarty Pants Red Bolt p,c, Bolt The Duer—Red Zinfandel Hulou p,f, Sweet Lou—Atsallrite Hanover 3-year-olds Isobel t,f, Father Patrick—Viva Las Lindy Altus Hanover t,c, (2,2:00.4f, $26,264) Crazed—Audra Hall Jewels Virgin p,c, Always A Virgin—Dandy’s Jewel Art Nukem p,g, (p,2,1:59.3h, $12,604) Artiscape—Mama Nukes Kate’s Way p,f, Dragon Again—Touch Of Kathryn Kentucky Cash t,c, Uncle Peter—Cessna Hanover Rick Huffman Stable Keystone Zeppelin p,c, Sweet Lou—Sir Erika Z Tam 2-year-olds La Savane p,c, Captaintreacherous—Martinque Airman’s Kisses t,f, Airman Batten—Caviar And Kisses Lightning Rock p,c, Pet Rock—Shark Lightning Batten Around t,c, Airman Batten—Touch A Source Liscaroline p,f, Betting Line—Liscaramore Bet On A Memory p,f, Betting Line—Everymileamemory Literl Lad Hanover p,c, Somebeachsomewhere—Latte Lady Blended Martini p,f, Transcending—Princess Jalona Lockbox t,c, Wishing Stone—Springaround Darby Hanover p,f, Betting Line—Darena Hanover Lou’s Pearlman p,c, Sweet Lou—Lucy’s Pearl Love Game p,f, Sweet Lou—West Side Glory Fast Talkin Ted p,c, Special Forces—Cause For Alarm Lunar p,c, Sweet Lou—Crescent City Fox Valley Vamp p,f, Time To Roll—Kissmeallover Mastery p,c, Sweet Lou—Caramel Kissed May Day Maggie p,f, Special Forces—Faithful Ideal Merry Ann t,f, Southwind Spirit—Witty Girl Pugnacious t,c, Kadabra—Muscle Baby Doll M Diddy t,f, Muscle Hill—Maven Searching For You t,c, Stage Muscles—Brioni Suite Mikibytheseaside p,c, Always B Miki—Seashell Hanover Shetalksaboutmoney p,f, Millionaire Cam—Start Talkin Miss You Mom p,f, Sweet Lou—Miss Rose Tatsjustthewayitis t,c, Airman Batten—Cannot Tell A Lie Mrs Muscle Hanover t,f, Muscle Massive—Mrs Ronerail That’s My Leroy p,c, Net Ten Eom—Major’s Sister Ocean’s Apart p,f, Western Ideal—Planet Queen Welltheraceison p,c, Well Said—Orchid Beach Parts Unknown p,f, Somebeachsomewhere—Peg Zipper Flipper p,c, Roll With Joe—Bronzer Babe Peep N Weep p,f, Captaintreacherous—Number Please 3-year-olds Pinknperfect p,f, Well Said—Pink Camo Slippin The Clutch p,c, (p,2,1:59.4h, $39,814) Millionaire Cam—Sweet Otra Princesa Alta p,f, Sweet Lou—Camile So Rude p,f, (p,2,1:53.3f, $102,371) So Surreal—I Am A Snob Prince Yamadori t,c, Cantab Hall—Cheer For The Cats Quickest Hanover t,f, Father Patrick—Queen Of Grace Ray & Sue Vandreason Stable Racer Pacer p,c, Racing Hill—Aqua Artist 2-year-olds Randle El t,c, E L Titan—Unefoisdansmavie Jolies Mekus t,c, Prayer I Am—Jolie Hall Realization p,f, Somebeachsomewhere—Art Sale Rogers Image p,c, Rockin Image—Remi’s Rocket Whiskey Blu t,c, Southwind Frank—Kendall Blue Rose Run Whitney t,f, Uncle Peter—Stonebridge Dancer older horses Sailor Blue Chip p,c, Sweet Lou—Onassis Blue Chip Summer Chrome 4,g,t, (3,1:59s, $19,655) Prayer I Am—Summer Ran Scarlett Hanover p,f, Bettor’s Delight—Sammy’s Magic Girl Pudge’s Pastime 6,p,m, (p,1:53s, $41,499) American Ideal—Won Night Stand HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 12 of 13 January 17, 2020 www.harnessracing.com

Big M’s Jackpot Hi-5 carryover tops $100,000 Dunn: 2019 was a “massive thrill” On Dec. 27 of last year, one sharp Meadowlands player Dexter Dunn wasted little time in making a name for him- held the only ticket with the winning combination of 10-6- self in North America. In his first full season of competing in 5-3-9 in the Early 20-cent Jackpot Super High-Five and the U.S. and Canada, the 30-year-old New Zealand native walked away with $23,262.20. Were someone to hit the won 460 races and more than $12 million in purses on his Late JSH5 this Friday night, that payoff would look small way to being named Driver of the Year by the U.S. Harness by comparison. more Writers Association. He ranked eighth in wins and third in earnings among all drivers on the continent. more OHHA to honor Schmitz with Hagemeyer Award Robert K. Schmitz will be presented the 2019 Ohio Harness Wisconsin native Jessica Schroeder Horsemen’s Association Hagemeyer Significant Contribu- to receive top award tion Award at the Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association and As the saying goes, one should never forget their roots. United States Trotting Association’s District 1 annual awards Although she has spent the past decade in Ohio, Jessica banquet on Saturday, Jan. 18, at the Marriott Columbus Schroeder has never forgotten her Wisconsin roots. This dy- University Area Hotel. more namic young lady will be presented with the James Laird Memorial Award for Excellence at the Wisconsin Harness Ohio set to hand out awards for 2019 Horse Association’s year-end banquet on Jan. 25. more The Ohio Chapter of the United States Harness Writers Ed McNeight Jr. tops $10 million in purses Association will hand out its annual awards at the Ohio Driver Ed McNeight Jr. passed $10 million in career purses Harness Horsemen’s Association banquet on Saturday, Wednesday at The Meadows with his victory aboard Big Jan. 18, at the Marriott University Area Hotel in Colum- Booty Rudy in Race 7. It was career win 3,516 for McNeight bus. more and lifted his total purses to $10,001,903. more Sectionline Bigry Ohio’s Older Pacer of the Year Wind Of The North wins after long layoff A quick start to the year set the pace for Sectionline Bigry Off nearly 11 months, millionaire Wind Of The North as he doubled his win total from 2018 on the way to being showed his class and heart when he moved strongly first- named Ohio’s 2019 Older Pacer of the Year. more over to capture Tuesday’s $20,000 Open 1 Handicap Trot at Jersey horsemen urged to contact governor’s office The Meadows. more Both the New Jersey Senate and Assembly passed leg- Harness Racing Museum needs breedings islation (A1045 / S2856), sponsored by Assembly mem- Do you have a breeding that you won’t be using this sea- bers Ron Dancer, Eric Houghtaling and Joann Downey, son? We have a home for it! We are lining up our stallion and Senators Vin Gopal and Steve Oroho, to exempt roster for the 2020 season and invite you to put your breed- horse boarding, maintenance and related services from ings to work for the benefit of all—the breeding donor, the the state sales tax. more mare owner and the Harness Racing Museum. more Advertise in these 3 integrated products...

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Harness Racing Leaders Leading Breeders Compiled by the USTA—through January 14, 2020 Breeder Starters Winners Wins Earnings Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. 294 43 45 $508,664 Leading North American-Based Money-Winning Horses Winbak Farm 279 46 55 432,334 Sts. W P S Earnings Seelster Farms Inc. 80 17 20 181,198 Moments Of Joy (6pm) 2 2 0 0 $30,000 Brittany Farms LLC 65 13 15 178,454 Sintra (7pg) 2 2 0 0 27,720 Steve Stewart 72 20 21 145,726 Granite (7pg) 2 2 0 0 27,000 Diamond Creek Farm LLC 41 10 10 103,581 Slick Tony (5ph) 2 1 1 0 27,000 Midland Acres Inc. 56 12 12 101,665 Sicily (8pg) 2 1 1 0 24,750 Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. 60 10 12 95,634 White Birch Farm 41 9 9 89,109 Little Ben (9pg) 2 1 1 0 24,750 Robert J. Key 56 8 10 88,894 Wiggle It Jiggleit (8pg) 2 1 1 0 22,500 Robert McIntosh Stables Inc. 39 10 12 77,459 Sweet Mr Pinetucky (6tg) 2 1 1 0 20,625 Vieux Carre Farms 31 8 8 70,706 Eliza Dushku N (7pm) 2 2 0 0 20,000 Spring Haven Farm 37 7 7 62,901 Lean Hanover (7tg) 1 1 0 0 20,000 John Carver 25 4 5 58,911 Keystone Phoenix (6pg) 2 1 0 1 19,500 Fair Winds Farm Inc. 24 5 5 56,690 Points North (5pg) 2 2 0 0 18,865 Be Best (4pm) 2 2 0 0 18,500 Leading Money-Winning Sires Street Boy (5pg) 2 2 0 0 17,500 USTA statistics through January 14, 2020 Apex Seelster (4pg) 2 2 0 0 17,000 All Age Pacers Betcha Baby (4pm) 2 2 0 0 17,000 Sire Name Foals Starters Earnings BETTOR'S DELIGHT ...... 1626 ...... 262 ...... $542,258 Leading Money-Winning Drivers SOMEBEACHSOMEWHERE ..1052 ...... 162 ...... 379,256 Sts. W-P-S UDR Earnings (wk. diff) MACH THREE ...... 1218 ...... 205 ...... 315,394 Aaron Merriman 179 66-33-23 .514 $349,900 ($174590) AMERICAN IDEAL ...... 1141 ...... 134 ...... 286,167 ART MAJOR ...... 1352 ...... 132 ...... 278,623 Dexter Dunn 93 21-14-15 .363 245,829 (155,577) WELL SAID ...... 752 ...... 104 ...... 193,088 Jason Bartlett 82 18-13-8 .340 230,372 (142,415) SHADOW PLAY ...... 699 ...... 102 ...... 190,731 Jim Marohn Jr. 86 18-12-7 .314 229,162 (110,639) ALWAYS A VIRGIN ...... 792 ...... 110 ...... 182,548 Tim Tetrick 73 26-7-10 .455 228,983 (105,704) ROCK N ROLL HEAVEN ...... 509 ...... 100 ...... 166,587 Corey Callahan 129 16-14-19 .233 218,187 (112,446) WESTERN TERROR ...... 1074 ...... 96 ...... 165,059 WESTERN IDEAL ...... 918 ...... 92 ...... 160,693 Jeremy Smith 117 16-16-15 .255 198,207 (92,457) SPORTSWRITER ...... 851 ...... 133 ...... 157,735 Joe Bongiorno 83 14-13-15 .316 186,560 (82,512) DRAGON AGAIN ...... 1142 ...... 100 ...... 146,077 George Brennan 71 12-12-8 .300 186,250 (142,505) BIG JIM ...... 339 ...... 65 ...... 145,359 Trace Tetrick 103 19-11-11 .279 181,875 (89,885) ROCKIN IMAGE ...... 673 ...... 78 ...... 144,065 Kurt Sugg 117 31-19-17 .404 165,623 (97,402) MCARDLE ...... 770 ...... 86 ...... 135,605 ROCKNROLL HANOVER ...... 1046 ...... 73 ...... 134,030 Tyler Smith 114 11-17-15 .223 156,160 (72,425) JEREME'S JET ...... 571 ...... 64 ...... 123,972 Chris Page 108 16-9-15 .241 147,894 (111,354) CAMLUCK ...... 793 ...... 67 ...... 111,771 Mike Wilder 87 18-10-13 .321 145,329 (105,655) A ROCKNROLL DANCE ...... 277 ...... 51 ...... 109,641 Brett Miller 122 12-11-18 .198 137,910 (69,990) All Age Trotters Sire Name Foals Starters Earnings Leading Money-Winning Trainers CANTAB HALL ...... 1178 ...... 65 ...... $142,213 Sts. W-P-S UTR Earnings (wk. diff) KADABRA ...... 1099 ...... 67 ...... 114,278 Ron Burke 134 28-24-16 .348 $337,961 ($201,532) CRAZED ...... 524 ...... 36 ...... 105,089 Carmen Auciello 64 11-4-8 .248 142,766 (72,655) MUSCLE HILL ...... 773 ...... 37 ...... 101,888 DONATO HANOVER ...... 997 ...... 50 ...... 100,578 Andrew Harris 46 13-5-6 .386 140,830 (72,680) CREDIT WINNER ...... 983 ...... 32 ...... 91,069 Scott Di Domenico 45 10-6-7 .348 136,734 (85,815) EXPLOSIVE MATTER ...... 620 ...... 56 ...... 88,951 Jim King Jr. 31 13-3-1 .484 136,179 (65,560) MUSCLE MASS ...... 732 ...... 51 ...... 88,241 Rene Allard 33 9-9-3 .455 129,597 (81,460) SWAN FOR ALL ...... 636 ...... 43 ...... 79,355 Richard Moreau 77 10-11-9 .248 122,120 (72,405) YANKEE GLIDE ...... 919 ...... 49 ...... 68,744 ANGUS HALL ...... 1098 ...... 44 ...... 67,583 William Rhoades 42 21-3-6 .587 93,869 (41,140) MUSCLE MASSIVE ...... 462 ...... 38 ...... 60,101 Nick Surick 83 14-11-13 .295 91,097 (42,200) CHAPTER SEVEN ...... 365 ...... 30 ...... 53,003 Peter Redder 29 4-10-4 .375 80,440 (41,470) CONWAY HALL ...... 992 ...... 25 ...... 51,035 Joseph Columbo 55 6-6-9 .224 76,598 (32,490) MANOFMANYMISSIONS ...... 281 ...... 28 ...... 49,938 Tyler George 23 9-1-3 .459 75,750 (42,650) ANDOVER HALL ...... 951 ...... 27 ...... 45,278 JUSTICE HALL ...... 295 ...... 21 ...... 44,222 Virgil Morgan Jr. 35 7-4-4 .302 68,630 (48,610) PINETUCKY ...... 227 ...... 6 ...... 43,900 Richard Banca 18 5-3-2 .407 67,070 (46,170) MAJESTIC SON ...... 291 ...... 21 ...... 43,286 Linda Toscano 8 4-1-2 .653 57,790 (32,000) E L TITAN ...... 101 ...... 14 ...... 43,217