MAY 14, 2019 Landy’S Trotters, LA Dolfina (Race 2) and HL Revadon (Race Racehorses, Racing Prospects, 4), Are Going Into the Walner Off of Strong Starts Last Week

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©2019 HORSEMAN PUBLISHING CO., LEXINGTON, KY USA • FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL (859) 276-4026 Landy Has Three Fresh 3YOs In Friday At Meadowlands GET YOUR ENTRIES IN NOW The two new series at the Meadowlands for 3 year olds were a welcome addition to the racing calendar for New Jersey horseman Harry Landy. Landy has three starters in the events this Friday night, two in the Walner for trotters and one in the Wiggle It Jiggleit for pacers. “I got them ready to race early because I wanted to get them some experience, and these races really help,” said the 27-year-old horseman. MAY 14, 2019 Landy’s trotters, LA Dolfina (Race 2) and HL Revadon (Race Racehorses, racing prospects, 4), are going into the Walner off of strong starts last week. broodmares, foals, yearlings & more! LA Dolfina, a son of Credit Winner, was unraced at age two but has a win and a third in two starts this year, with his vic- The 2018 sale was the strongest tory over the Meadowlands surface on March 22. He fin- Spring Sale in its 55-year history, following ished third in an overnight at Harrah’s Philadelphia last record-breaking sales in 2017, 2016 and 2015! week, gaining ground in the stretch and trotting his own DON’T DELAY! ENTER ONLINE NOW AT mile in 1:56.2. www.bloodedhorse.com “He’s a nice little horse,” said Landy of LA Dolfina, who he bought as a yearling for $42,000 for his father Sam’s stable (Share A Horse Inc.) “He got pretty sick last year, just viral. I Entries will close around was stabled in Saratoga (N.Y.) and sometimes it seems like April 13! when the Thoroughbreds come to town, there are more viruses around. So once he got sick it just seemed like a “There’s No Substitute for Experience” good idea not to push him.” JERRY HAWS • P.O. Box 187 • Wilmore, Kentucky 40390 HL Revadon made one start as a 2 year old but after sev- Phone: (859) 858-4415 • Fax: (859) 858-8498 eral qualifiers he flashed some speed last week in a non- winners of two at the “I got them ready to Meadowlands, trotting his WHAT’S INSIDE . . . race early because I own mile in 1:55 to finish Mark Witha K looks for Big M victory—pg. 2 wanted to get them second. Leaders look to hold ground in Yonkers—pg. 3 some experience, “He was just immature,” and these races said Landy of HL Revadon’s Pinkman ready for 2019 debut—pg. 5 really help.” lack of racing at age two. “I Grismore, Cummings score first wins—pg. 5 –Harry Landy put him behind the gate a Dan Patch awards return to Orlando—pg. 6 few times, but that was all.” Meadowlands wagering increase—pg. 6 HL Revadon is a son of Andover Hall out of D Liteful Dottie Haughton dies—pg. 7 Hanover, a Revenue-sired half sister to Donato Hanover. He Ground broken for new Goshen barn—pg. 8 was a $35,000 yearling purchase. “He’s a pretty good horse right now, but with the breed- First Over with Kathy Parker—pg. 9 ing, I think he’ll be even better later,” he added. Both LA Dolfina and HL Revadon are staked to the Dexter Downs. In his seventh start he showed promise, finish- Cup (elims April 27) at Freehold Raceway. ing second, and pacing in 1:52.4, at the Meadowlands “I would love to win that race. That’s where I started going on Dec. 29. to the track,” he shared. This year Ode To Gray has made two starts, both at the Landy’s contender in the Wiggle It Jiggleit (Race 11) is Meadowlands, with a second and a third. Ode To Gray, a gray colt by Roll With Joe owned by his “Ode To Gray was a little sick last week and he drew post grandfather, Gene Landy. He made seven starts at age 8, but hopefully he’ll be charging at the end,” said Landy.— two, but didn’t make his first start until Aug. 2 at Vernon By Kathy Parker HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 2 of 12 April 5, 2019 www.harnessracing.com Updates On Mark Witha K, Endeavor FREE THIS WEEKEND’S The four-week Wiggle It Jiggleit and Walner series for 3 Program year olds of both gaits get underway Friday night at the Pages FEATURED RACES Meadowlands. Three preliminary legs will be followed by a All times listed are local. $60,000 (est.) final on Saturday, April 27 for both events. Friday, April 5 The primary condition for both series is non-winners of 8:40p M5 Preferred Trot Trackmaster PPs two pari-mutuel races or $40,000 lifetime as of Feb. 15, 8:50p YR7 Matchmaker Pace div. Trackmaster PPs 2019, and the recent Jeff Cullipher-trained acquisition Mark 9:10p YR8 Matchmaker Pace div. Trackmaster PPs Witha K fits the Wiggle It Jiggleit criteria to a T. 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A $42,000 yearling purchase, Mark Witha K won one of Visit www.trackmaster.com nine starts last year for trainer Linda Toscano—a 1:59 effort and subscribe to download in an Excelsior division in his career debut last July at Buf- full cards from your favorite tracks! falo Raceway—and had three seconds in four starts this year before being purchased by Cullipher and Pollack Rac- ing on March 15. In two starts for his new connections—at the Meadowlands in his first starts on a one-mile oval— Mark Witha K finished second and fourth. “Tom Pollack found him and we watched him race at Yonkers,” explained Cullipher. “He was a fair price and it made sense to take a chance “He was a fair price on a change of scenery. He’s HarnessRacing Weekend Preview and it made sense a big, good-looking horse Kathy Parker Heather Kemper to take a chance on and he fits well in the series.” [email protected] [email protected] Editor/ General Manager Production Manager a change of On Saturday night Cullipher Lynne Myers Hannah Reynolds scenery.” will send out Endeavor in a [email protected] [email protected] –Jeff Cullipher $50,000 division of the Advertising Manager Editorial Production about Mark Witha K George Morton Levy Memo- Gordon Waterstone Vanessa Flannery rial Series at Yonkers Race- [email protected] [email protected] Associate Editor Accounting & Circulation way. Endeavor has a win sandwiched by fourths in his three For mail sent via U.S. Postal Service, Levy preliminaries, and heading into Saturday’s race the 6- either P.O. Box 8480, Lexington, KY 40533, year-old son of American Ideal is 10th in the standings. With or 1910 Harrodsburg Rd., Suite 200, Lexington, KY 40503. (859) 276-4026 a good effort on Saturday, Endeavor should propel himself © Copyright Horseman Publishing Company. into the top eight with one last leg next Saturday before the A product of Horseman Publishing Company, publishers of the website www.harnessracing.com and The Horseman And Fair World magazine. rich final on April 20. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by any means, “I have no real excuse for last week and was let down by electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission. him a little bit off the performance the week before,” said Cullipher, noting Endeavor leading through three-quarters To sign up for the Weekend Preview please visit before tiring to fourth a week after a 2 ¼-length 1:52.2 win www.harnessracing.com/members_sign_up.php in the second round. “I think he fits well in there but it’s a tough series.” go six weeks in a row,” said Cullipher. “I play it week by Cullipher said he plans on racing Endeavor in next week- week but you get 25 points for just starting. We have a win end’s penultimate leg before hopefully the final. and two fourths and just 10th in points, and that extra 25 “We went into the series with his first start (of the year) points could be enough to make sure you’re in (the final).”— but I didn’t want to go in with too many starts because you By Gordon Waterstone HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 3 of 12 April 5, 2019 www.harnessracing.com Leaders Look To Hold Ground In While the fourth of the five preliminary rounds in the past Round Four Of Levy, Matchmaker has given trainers a chance to rest the leaders as they prepare for the lucrative finals on April 20, that’s not the case this time Round four of the Blue Chip Matchmaker Series for older around. While there are only three $40,000 Matchmaker divi- pacing mares and the George Morton Levy Memorial for sions on Friday night, only one of the top 15 and two of the older pacing horses is set for this weekend at Yonkers Race- top 20 are not lining up behind the gate. In Saturday’s four way, and while the number of divisions has decreased, vir- Levy splits, only three of the top 20 will not be on the track. tually all the players are in action. A three-way tie at the top of the Matchmaker standings will be broken this week as the Dylan Davis-trained Apple Levy Memorial Series Point Standings Bottom Jeans will not be joining Feelin Red Hot and Bettor Joy N in competition. All three have two wins and a second Name 1st Leg 2nd Leg 3rd Leg 25 pts/start Total 1. Western Fame 50 25 50 75 200 in the three Matchmaker preliminaries, but after Apple Bot- 2. Ideal Jimmy 50 50 25 75 200 tom Jeans finished second by a neck at odds of 1-5 to Feelin 3. Rodeo Rock 50 50 12 75 187 Red Hot, she’ll sit this week out. 4. More The Better N 50 8 50 75 183 Feelin Red Hot, driven by George Brennan for trainer Ron 5. The Wall 50 8 25 75 158 Burke, will start from post 3 in the first Matchmaker division 6. JJ Flynn 8 50 25 75 158 (Race 7). The 6-year-old daughter of Feelin Friskie upset 7. Mac’s Jackpot 25 0 50 75 150 reigning Older Pacing Mare of the Year Shartin N two starts 8. Somewhere In L A 25 50 0 75 150 back and then last week won the photo in a hard-fought con- 9. Anythingforlove A 50 5 12 75 142 10. Endeavor 8 50 8 75 141 test against Apple Bottom Jeans. Dont Think Twice A is the 11. Lyons Steel 8 5 50 75 138 only other Levy prelim winner in the field and he’ll start from 12. Pacing Major N 5 0 50 75 130 post 1 for driver Jason Bartlett and trainer Andrew Harris. 13. The Downtown Bus 0 50 5 75 130 Bettor Joy N, who missed by a nose in the first round be- 14. Imarocnrollegend N 25 25 0 75 125 fore notching two straight victories, starts from the outside 15. Duplicated N 25 12 5 75 117 post 7 in the second division (Race 8) for driver Tim Tetrick 16. I’m Some Graduate 5 8 25 75 113 and trainer Jim King Jr. Ideal Lifestyle A, with a win and two 17. Dr J Hanover 0 12 25 75 112 seconds in the prelims, starts from post 1 for driver George 18. Control Tower 0 25 12 75 112 19. Gokudo Hanover 12 25 0 75 112 Brennan and trainer Tahnee Camilleri, while Delightfulmem- 20. Rodeo Romeo 12 12 12 75 111 phisn, who has a win and a fifth in just two Matchmaker 21. Beckhams Z Tam 8 25 0 75 108 starts and currently sits 11th in the standings, starts from 22. Lockton Luck A 0 25 5 75 105 post 6 for driver Bartlett and trainer Nifty Norman. 23. Bellows Binge 8 12 5 75 100 Seaswift Joy N and Shartin N, respectively fourth and fifth in 24. Mach Doro A 25 0 0 75 100 the standings, meet up in the third Matchmaker split (Race 9). 25. Bettors Fire N 12 0 8 75 95 Tetrick will leave from post 5 with the King-trained Shartin N, 26. Luciano N 12 0 5 75 92 27. Don Domingo N 5 12 0 75 92 while Jim Marohn Jr. will have his work cut out for him start- 28. Always At My Place 0 8 8 75 91 ing from post 8 with the Tony Alagna-trained Seaswift Joy N. 29. Rockathon 5 0 8 75 88 In Saturday’s Levy splits, both Western Fame and Ideal 30. Ballerat Boomerang 5 8 0 75 88 Jimmy, tied for the lead in the standings with each having a 31. Rock The Nite 0 12 0 75 87 pair of wins and a second, will go behind the gate. Sitting 32. Mach It So 12 0 0 75 87 Continues on page 4 33. Sams A Champ A 5 0 0 75 80 ›››› 34. Whittaker N 0 5 0 75 80 35. Somebaddude 25 0 50 75 36. Major Crocker A 5 12 50 67 37. Nocturnal Bluechip 8 8 50 66 38. Micky Gee N 12 0 50 62 39. Bettor Memories 0 5 50 55 40. Mar Nien A 0 5 50 55 41. Windsong Leo 0 0 50 50 42. Bit Of A Legend N 0 0 50 50 43. Rockin Ron 8 25 33 44. Billy Badger N 0 25 25 45. Christen Me N 0 25 25

46. Cruise Patrol 0 25 25 Lizzi Photo Mike 47. Military Master A 0 25 25 Western Fame’s 1:51.1 win in a first-round division of the Levy Memorial 48. Weona Sizzler A 0 25 25 Series on March 16 is not only the fastest mile at Yonkers thus far in 2019, 49. Funknwaffles 0 0 it also gave driver Daniel Dube his 9,000th career victory. HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 4 of 12 April 5, 2019 www.harnessracing.com out among the leaders is third-place Rodeo Rock and seventh-place (in a tie) Mac’s Jackpot. Duplicated N, who is 15th in the standings, also isn’t starting but trainer King has instead entered him in the Open Pace April 4 at Dover Downs. Western Fame starts from post 3 for driver Daniel Dube and trainer Rene Allard in the last of the four divisions (Race 10). The only other starter with a Levy win under his belt is Somewhere In LA, who starts from post 2 for driver Bartlett and trainer Richard Banca. Ideal Jimmy, who won his first two prelims before coming up a neck short last time out, starts from post 8 in the third Levy division for driver Brent Holland and trainer Erv Miller. Prelim winners The Downtown Bus and Lyons Steel start from post 4 and 6, respectively. Also in the field is the Linda Toscano-trained Somebaddude (post 3), who took a week off from Levy competition last weekend after a second and seventh, but tuned up for round four with a 1:53.4 victory on Monday night (April 1) at Yonkers.—By Gordon Waterstone

Blue Chip Matchmaker Series Point Standings Name 1st Leg 2nd Leg 3rd Leg 25 pts/start Total 1. Feelin Red Hot 25 50 50 75 200 2. Bettor Joy N 25 50 50 75 200 3. Apple Bottom Jeans 50 50 25 75 200 4. Seaswift Joy N 50 12 50 75 187 5. Shartin N 50 8 50 75 183 6. Ideal Lifestyle A 50 25 25 75 175 7. Don’t Think Twice A 25 50 25 75 175 8. Kaitlyn N 12 12 25 75 124 9. Obvious Blue Chip 0 25 8 75 108 10. Newborn Sassy 8 25 0 75 108 11. DelightfulmemphisN 50 5 50 105 12. Betterb Chevron N 12 5 12 75 104 13. Caviart Cherie 5 8 12 75 100 14. Twinkle 25 25 50 100 15. Medusa 0 12 12 75 99 16. Gold OrchidN 0 12 8 75 95 17. Magic Forces 12 0 5 75 92 18. Write Me A Song 12 5 0 75 92 19. Freakonomics 8 0 8 75 91 20. Itty Bitty 8 0 5 75 88 21. Lispatty 0 0 12 75 87 22. Shezza Gnp N 5 0 5 75 85 23. Rockstar Angel A 25 8 50 83 24. Sell A Bit N 5 0 0 75 80 25. Camera Lady 0 5 0 75 80 26. Scandalicious 0 0 0 75 75 27. Queen Lostris N 12 5 50 67 28. Bettor’s Up 8 8 50 66 29. Angel’s Pride 0 8 50 58 30. Dudesalady 8 0 50 58 31. Lakeisha Hall 5 0 50 55 32. Mach It A Par 5 0 50 55 33. Amateur Hour 0 0 50 50 34. Believe In Waco 0 25 25 35. Bronze Over N 0 25 25 36. Monica Gallagher 0 0 HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 5 of 12 April 5, 2019 www.harnessracing.com Pinkman Ready For 2019 Debut For Engblom Grismore, Cummings Score First Wins A pair of racing progeny have posted their first career Pinkman, who won the 2015 Hambletonian on his way to driving wins over the past week. On Friday night, March being named Trotter of the Year, is ready for a new season and trainer Per Engblom is cautiously optimistic that “the 29, Curtis Grismore, the 24-year-old son of Ohio-based old man” is poised for a solid campaign. The 7-year-old Greg Grismore, notched his maiden victory with Dream- gelding makes his seasonal debut Friday in the preferred steeler (pictured), while on Wednesday, April 3, 18-year- handicap trot at The Meadowlands, which could be the first old Kyle Cummings, the son of veteran horseman Todd of two preps for Pinkman ahead of May’s Arthur J. Cutler Cummings, found the winner’s circle for the first time Memorial at the Big M. with Jude Hall. For the past several years, Pinkman has been troubled by Curtis Grismore’s first win came with the 8-year-old chronic throat and breathing issues; he made a total of only mare Dreamsteeler in 1:59.2 in the $7,300 Open Trot. He 14 starts at ages 4 and 5. Last year, he enjoyed his healthi- wasted no time earning win two as he scored a 1:57.4 est campaign since age 3 victory the following night with Liberal in a $5,800 con- “The old man is doing and equaled his career high ditioned pace. good. He had a good for starts with 17. Kyle Cummings’ win came with the 9-year-old gelding winter, actually a lit- Pinkman heads to Friday’s Jude Hall, who is owned by his mother, Tammy. The tle bit better winter race off a 1:54.2 win in a 1:59.2 score in a Class D pacing event was the first of the than he’s had the qualifier at the Meadow- year for Jude Hall. last couple years.” lands on March 30. He –Per Engblom starts from post 6 in an Award winner at ages 2 and 3 and counts the Canadian Trot- eight-horse field and is 5-1 ting Classic, Kentucky Futurity, and Beal and Zweig memori- on the morning line with Yannick Gingras in the sulky. als among his victories in addition to the Hambletonian. “The old man is doing good,” Engblom said about Despite his health woes in recent years, Pinkman has Pinkman. “He had a good winter, actually a little bit better earned $270,212 since turning 4. He won a Group 2 race in winter than he’s had the last couple years. We didn’t miss Sweden in 2016 and was stakes-placed last year. He trotted any training with him. He’s been staying healthy, he’s been 1:49.2 in Homicide Hunter’s 1:48.4 world-record mile in the breathing well, and he qualified great. Allerage Open Trot at Lexington’s Red Mile, where he fin- “You have to take him for what he is. He’s an older horse ished third. and you can’t really push him. But if he’s feeling well, he “He had a little bad luck last year,” Engblom said, referring will give you what he’s got.” to eight starts from posts eight, nine, 10 or the second tier. Engblom is well acquainted with Pinkman. A native of “At the end of last year, he was doing pretty well. He trotted Sweden, Engblom is in his first year running his own stable (1):49 and a piece in Lexington. He’s still got it, we just need in the U.S. following six seasons as the top assistant in to manage him. That’s the key. Jimmy Takter’s stable, where Pinkman has spent his career. “He’s been so solid (preparing for this season). I really Pinkman, a son of Explosive Matter out of Margie Seelster, think he’s going to do OK. I’m really confident he can have a has won 19 of 56 career races and earned $2.73 million for pretty good year. He’s a sound horse. His legs are as tough owners Christina Takter, brothers John and Jim Fielding, as they come. It’s fun to work with classy old horses like Joyce McClelland, and Herb Liverman. He was a Dan Patch him. It’s a thrill every time you train him.” (Ken Weingartner)

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To subscribe call toll free 1-800-860-8199...or subscribe online at www.harnessracing.com HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 6 of 12 April 5, 2019 www.harnessracing.com Dan Patch Awards Returning To Rosen Shingle Creek In 2020 Significant Meadowlands Handle Increase The Meadowlands has seen an increase of 28 percent Harness racing is cashing a winning trifecta as the United in all-sources wagering on the live racing product over States Harness Writers Association’s (USHWA) annual Dan Patch Awards banquet will return to the Rosen Shingle the first quarter of 2019 versus the 2018 figures. Creek Resort in Orlando, Fla., for the third year in a row in Thus far in 2019 the amount wagered on Meadowlands 2020. The banquet, which honors the best equines and hu- races both live in the building and on the exported sig- mans in the sport, will take place on Sunday night, Feb. 23. nal is $73,429,590 against $56,969,899 over the first Rosen Shingle Creek played host to the Dan Patch Award quarter of 2018. weekend for the first time in 2018 and proved such a popu- Further broken down, the handle increase in the live lar venue the past two years that it was unanimously voted on track is at 15 percent while the exported signal is 30 to again return to the stunning 230-acre property. After four- percent higher than last year. star reviews of the last two dinners, including a surprise ap- “We believe that the purse subsidy has had the posi- pearance by Stan Bergstein Proximity Award winner Foiled tive effect on handle that we expected. Hopefully the Again this year that many proclaimed one of the most positive momentum we have established will continue memorable moments ever in racing, it’s never too early for as we enter the next phase of the racing season with the sponsorship opportunities that are available. younger horses coming back followed closely by the To inquire about sponsorship opportunities for the week- Grand Circuit stakes season,” said Meadowlands chair- end, including Dan Patch Presenting Sponsor, live video man and CEO Jeff Gural. (Meadowlands) streaming sponsor, Red Carpet reception and live feed sponsor hosted by Heather Vitale and Heather Wilder, please contact USHWA president Shawn Wiles at: award winners will remain sealed in envelopes, and re- [email protected]. vealed at the conclusion of the dinner. “USHWA is ecstatic to return to Rosen Shingle Creek for As for Rosen Shingle Creek, the site is located just off Univer- the third consecutive year,” said Wiles. “This is a first-class sal Boulevard, within 10 minutes of the Orlando International venue that our dinner quests and attendees thoroughly Airport and minutes from all area attractions. Rosen Shingle enjoy coming to.” Creek is a five-star property that is ranked a top-20 U.S. meet- USHWA would again like to thank this year’s sponsors, ing hotel by Cvent. The property includes an 18-hole, Arnold which include: McWicked; Crazy Wow & Crawford Farms; Palmer-redesigned golf course, four swimming pools, a spa Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association; Southwind Frank that includes nine treatment rooms, two lighted tennis courts, Partners; Shartin N connections; AM Bloodstock; Six Pack sand volleyball, basketball and a state-of-the-art fitness center. connections; Harrah’s Hoosier Park; Delaware Valley There are 15 restaurant/lounges located on the property, USHWA; Bow River Jewelry; Fennell’s Tack Shop; Embroi- including the upscale steakhouse A Land Remembered, the dery Unlimited; NIck Surick, the Hambletonian Society; fine-dining bistro Cala Bella, Banrai Sushi, Mi Casa Tequila George Brennan; Hanover Shoe Farms; and the United Taqueria, and a 24-hour deli. States Trotting Association. As part of the weekend, USHWA’s annual general member- All the award winners will be announced in advance of the ship meeting will take place earlier on Sunday morning, dinner except for Pacer of the Year, Trotter of the Year, and with its board of directors meeting the previous afternoon Horse of the Year. The names of those three prestigious on Saturday, Feb. 22. (USHWA) Rosen Shingle Creek Photo HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 7 of 12 April 5, 2019 www.harnessracing.com Dorothy “Dottie” Haughton Dies Dorothy “Dottie” Haughton, the widow of the late Hall of Famer Billy Haughton, died Monday, April 1, at age 87. She had been in failing health this winter. Remick & Gendron Funeral Home, 811 Hampton Rd., Hampton, N.H. 03842, is handling arrangements. Visitation will be held Sunday, April 7, from 4-6 p.m. and again on Monday, April 8, from 3-5 p.m. A memorial service will be held at 5 p.m. Mrs. Haughton was well known for her involvement with harness racing during her husband’s career, including breeding and co-owning his great mare trotting champion Keystone Pioneer. Mrs. Haughton and her husband drove a team of horses in the inaugural parade for President Ronald Reagan. Dorothy Haughton was born in Chappaqua, N.Y., on Dec. 9, 1931, the daughter of the late Whitney H. and Esther L. (Linder) Bischoff. A graduate of Chappaqua High School, Dorothy went on to become a licensed X-ray technician and worked at Westchester Medical Center. She grew up watching her father, Whitney Bischoff, race horses at the fairs around the Goshen, N.Y., area. She was with her father at Goshen’s Good Time Park and saw the great trotter Greyhound win the Hambletonian. Her father was also a judge at Yonkers Raceway and one day he invited Dottie and Bill Haughton in 1971 at the Harness Racing Museum and Hall a talented 27-year-old horseman named Bill Haughton of Fame in Goshen, N.Y. home for dinner. Bill asked 19-year-old Dottie to the track to jog a horse. About a month later, they were married. The young couple settled in Oyster Bay, Long Island, N.Y., to raise their family, which grew to include five children, Bill Jr., Peter, Tom, Cammie and daughter Holley. Mrs. Haughton showed an enormous capacity to handle life’s most difficult times. She most famously dealt with the death of her son Peter from injuries sustained in a car crash outside the Meadowlands in the winter of 1980, and again when her husband Bill died following injuries suffered in a racing accident at Yonkers Raceway in 1986. Together, the Haughtons walked through their grief following the death of their son Peter, who had followed in his father’s footsteps and become an accomplished horseman and a key member of the W.R. Haughton Stable. The Haughton family’s grieving became a matter of national news in September 1980 when Bill drove the colt Bur- gomeister, a colt Peter co-owned, to victory in the Hambletonian in Du Quoin, Ill. The couple embraced and cried together in Du Quoin’s famous Victory Lane. In an interview in later years, Mrs. Haughton described how difficult it was for her husband to go on following the death of their son, especially to work with horses that had been specifically Peter’s, as was the case with Burgomeister. “After Peter died, Bill really couldn’t go near the horse for a month or so,” she recalled. Continues on page 8 ›››› HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 8 of 12 April 5, 2019 www.harnessracing.com She prodded him, calling his reluctance “crazy,” and said Ground Broken For New Barn then her husband became “obsessed with trying to get this At Goshen Historic Track horse to the Hambletonian.” When Burgomeister won the race, she acknowledged what Proving that it takes a village to raise a barn, nearly 200 local everyone saw on national television: “lots of tears; happi- dignitaries, business people, politicians and horsemen stood ness tears; sadness tears.” on the hallowed ground of Goshen Historic Track to witness the Mrs. Haughton was personally involved with many of the groundbreaking of the new building project on Tuesday, April 2. horses in the W.R. Haughton Stable. Goshen Historic Track, known as the World’s Oldest Harness “A pacer named Titanic was the first horse I ever owned,” Track, is a National Historic Landmark. It survived a devastating Mrs. Haughton said, “but I, or with Bill, have owned as fire in August 2017 to emerge with plans to overcome adversity

many as 100 in a year and thousands over the years, includ- and erect a new structure in Photo Chris Tully ing from 50 to 60 Thoroughbreds.” conjunction with the neigh- She recalled Green Speed as a personal standout, as well boring Harness Racing Mu- as Meadow Elva, a champion filly pacer, whose success seum & Hall of Fame. helped Dottie get over an illness. But her all-time favorite “We are excited to enter was Keystone Pioneer, one of the sport’s great trotting fil- into this joint venture with lies. A trotter named Peter Campbell was a favorite — they the Hall of Fame,” noted named their first child after him. Peter’s middle name, track president Steve Delvin, was in honor of good friend Delvin Miller. Jones, “and collaborate on Mrs. Haughton watched her son Tommy become the a building project that youngest driver ever to win the Hambletonian when he cap- bonds the future of both of tured the 1982 edition of the race with Speed Bowl, chalking our entities, while preserv- up another victory for the Haughton family in the historic race. ing our treasured past.” A self-described “homemaker, mother and grandmother,” Museum president Larry Mrs. Haughton was a trustee of the Harness Racing Mu- DeVan agreed. seum & Hall of Fame since 1982 and especially active for “We are thrilled to continue (left to right) Janet Terhune, Larry DeVan the past two decades, serving as both a trustee and secre- to support Harness Racing’s and Steve Jones break ground at Goshen Historic Track for a collaborative building tary for over 26 years. legacy in the Cradle of the project with the Harness Racing Museum. Mrs. Haughton received many awards over the years. Sports Trotter, and strive to build Illustrated magazine presented her with an Award of Merit and upon its celebrated origins in Goshen that began in 1838.” the United States Harness Writers Association presented her The idea of pooling resources was recognized as a solu- with its Good Guy Award. Her gardening talents saw her win tion to one of the Hall of Fame’s biggest challenges: Where the Sweepstakes Award Horticulture & Artistic Design five to store the enormous quantity of items and artifacts that times and she maintained the beautiful gardens and grounds continues to be donated to the Museum. The intention is to at her home until her passing. During her years living on Long utilize the soon-to-be-constructed historic replica “barn” Island she showed her cultivars all over Long Island that occupies land on the grounds of Goshen Historic Track. Mrs. Haughton is survived by three sons, all of whom Also on hand to speak to the importance of the project were have been involved with harness racing—Tommy; Cameron Harry Porr, Deputy Orange County Executive; Doug Bloom- “Cammie,” a racing official and Bill Jr., who works in live- field, Town of Goshen Supervisor; Mike Nuzzolese and Kyle stock insurance; her daughter, Holley Tufano (Gerard Por- Roddy, current and former Mayors of the Village of Goshen; teus); grandchildren Tommy Haughton (Lauren), Billy Ted Lewis, Goshen Building Inspector; and Barbara Martinez, Haughton, Jake Tufano, Peter (Elizabeth) Tufano, Katie Executive Director of the Goshen Chamber of Commerce. Haughton, and Cameron Haughton; a great-granddaughter, Although each speaker brought their own unique perspec- Cora Tufano; lifetime family friend and caregiver Mary tive to the project, one consistent theme was prevalent: the Tatum; and her Shih Tzu puppy, Timmy. significance of harness racing to Goshen and the assistance A Celebration of Life will be held in July at the Harness needed to realize this vital rebuilding endeavor. Racing Museum followed by burial in the Holy Rood Ceme- Museum director Janet Terhune, who has helped spear- tery in Westbury, N.Y., where she can rest in peace with the head the project noted, “The track is in the home stretch of loves of her life, her husband and son Peter. In lieu of flow- its second century of operation. We owe it to the sport of ers, memorial donations may be made to the Harness Rac- harness racing to ensure that this grand history is promoted ing Museum & Hall of Fame, 240 Main St., Goshen, N.Y., and preserved, and in this case, revitalized.” 10924; https://www.harnessmuseum.com/donations, the For more information about the building project, includ- Standardbred Retirement Foundation, 42 Arneytown- ing sponsorship and donation information, please Email: Hornerstown Rd., Cream Ridge, N.J., 08514, [email protected] or go to: http://goshen- https://www.adoptahorse.org/. historictrack.com/restoration/ HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 9 of 12 April 5, 2019 www.harnessracing.com not be considered for anyone who has engaged in misconduct considered to be detrimental to the best interest of the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame, its members, and the racing community in general.” Kathy Wade Vlaar is the current chair of the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame’s Standardbred Nominating Committee. The committee also includes Dave Briggs, Kent Oakes, Ted Smith, Dr. Maurice Stewart, Hec Clothier, Jamie Martin and Dow Clowater. Vlaar told me via email that Robinson’s nomination “wasn’t unanimous but there wasn’t dissent.” Yep, it’s happened again. The recent nomination of Bill Most of us would consider Robinson’s violations and 11- Robinson to the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame ballot year exclusion by WEG a clear case of someone whose has created a bit of outrage, but I’m disappointed there “misconduct” would be “detrimental to the best interest of hasn’t been more, especially since it is the second straight the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame, its members, and year Robinson has been nominated. the racing community in general.” True, Robinson has won the races and been associated with Election to the U.S. Hall of Fame takes place through a horses that put horsemen in the Hall of Fame. Yes, he’s a four- process handled by the U.S. Harness Writers’ Association time Canadian Trainer of the Year and his stable included Mach (USHWA). I’m a member of USHWA and served on its Hall Three, Precious Bunny, Riyadh, Presidential Ball, Art Major, of Fame Screening Committee for six years. It was serious Cam’s Card Shark, Dragon Again and Western Dreamer. work and we vetted candidates thoroughly. For me, if I had But Robinson has major integrity violations that should ever heard even a whisper of a possible integrity violation disqualify a person for consideration in any horse racing by a candidate, I thoroughly researched that person. The hall of fame. On Dec. 20, 2003, the Ontario Racing Commis- easy part was simply doing a search of rulings, but I also sion slapped Robinson with a five-year suspension and a called folks who I respected who worked in the racing com- $100,000 penalty, which following appeals resulted in a sus- munity with the candidate. And often, as I suspected, I pension totaling 27 months and a fine of $125,000. In addi- learned of reasons to reject a few candidates. tion, Robinson was banned by the Woodbine Entertainment Today USHWA also has an Integrity Committee which re- Group (WEG) for having multiple violations. views a list of candidates submitted by various USHWA So why nominate Robinson, and for that matter even Luc chapters BEFORE the names get to the Screening Commit- Ouellette? Last year Ouellette had a positive for a Class 2 tee. This allows the Screening Committee members to focus drug. He served a 90-day suspension and is presently in the on achievements instead of integrity. midst of a two-year probation. I wonder why the “horsemen” part of the recent ballot for These nominations are an affront to their efforts to improve the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame wasn’t sufficient racing. with the names of Canadians Larry Walker (winner of the So how did Robinson and Ouellette get put on the ballot Maple Leaf Trot and Canadian Pacing Derby), trottin’ Trevor this year? Darryl Kaplan, president of the Canadian Horse Ritchie, and John Bax (Goodtimes, Duke Of York, Define The Racing Hall of Fame and the editor of Standardbred World), three horsemen who have plenty of accomplish- Canada’s Trot magazine, responded to a column by Andrew ments and nary a smudge on their career resumes. Cohen in last Friday’s Harness Racing Update about the Robinson chose to disregard rules. That was his decision. nominations. He included the Hall of Fame’s policy, which The Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Standardbred reads, “At the discretion of the Nominating Committee and Election Committee, comprised of 20 people—horsemen, Election Committee of the relevant breed, entry to the Cana- breeders, media and racing executives—will now decide if a dian Horse Racing Hall of Fame as an honored member will rule violator should be a Hall of Famer. 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, 10 of 12 April 5, 2019 www.harnessracing.com

Pick 4 was a Meadowlands March marvel Meadowlands announces open races The five weekends of racing during the month of March The Meadowlands is announcing a series of races for showed why the best bet in all of harness racing is the Open pacers and trotters, designed to provide races on Meadowlands’ 50-cent Pick 4. more those weeks where there are no stakes for the older horses. Hiawatha, Kawartha, Leamington join Ont. Racing There is no advance nomination payment required but there will be a one-time entry fee of $500 that is payable Ontario Racing (OR) and its Board of Directors are pleased only in the first leg in which the horse competes with no fee to welcome Hiawatha Horse Park, Kawartha Downs and Leamington Raceway to Ontario Racing. more for subsequent starts. more Seventy-eight still eligible to Pepsi NA Cup Deadline approaching for Woodbine Entertainment Tuesday released an updated list HHYF scholarship applicationss of eligible sophomore pacers for the $1 million Pepsi North The deadline for Harness Horse Youth Foundation America Cup. The number of Pepsi North America Cup eligi- (HHYF) scholarship applications is approaching fast— ble 3-year-old pacers fell slightly from 82 to 78 following the completed applications are due at the HHYF office by first sustaining payment. Metro Pace winner Stag Party and April 30, but early submission is encouraged. Log on to Breeders Crown champion Captain Crunch continue to https://www.hhyf.org/hhyf-scholarships.html to access headline the group of eligible sophomores. more the applications and each scholarship’s eligibility re- 530 nominated for Indiana 3YO, aged events quirements and general information. more After processing more than 530 nominations for 3 year old Ken Grant, key player in creation and aged horses for the 2019 Indiana Sire Stakes season, the Indiana Standardbred Breed Development Program of Standardbred Canada, dies looks forward to a yet another exciting year. Past Breeders Ontario’s Ken Grant, 87, who was recognized with the Chris Crown champions and Dan Patch award winners will return VanBussel Award in 2010 in recognition of his work in the to battle it out at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Anderson for formation of Standardbred Canada, died March 16 at St. more than $8.5 million in purses. more Joseph’s Health Care Centre, Hamilton, Ont. more HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 11 of 12 April 5, 2019 www.harnessracing.com

Harness Racing Leaders Leading Breeders Compiled by the USTA—through April 2, 2019 Breeder Starters Winners Wins Earnings Leading North American-Based Money-Winning Horses Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. 544 237 367 $4,080,942 Winbak Farm 494 212 360 3,418,224 Sts. W P S Earnings Brittany Farms LLC 126 70 122 1,372,927 Ideal Jimmy (6pg) 11 5 3 1 $108,194 Robert McIntosh Stables Inc. 79 39 73 719,530 Feelin Red Hot (6pm) 10 5 2 1 100,000 Seelster Farms Inc. 111 41 77 697,241 Delightfulmemphisn (6pm) 9 5 2 0 94,250 Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. 119 44 82 694,539 Apple Bottom Jeans (6pm) 7 4 2 1 92,804 Robert J. Key 93 45 73 676,999 Catch An Ace (4pm) 9 5 3 0 87,800 Midland Acres Inc. 91 40 72 618,107 Anythingforlove A (7pg) 9 4 1 1 86,650 Steve Stewart 98 40 66 607,487 Melady’s Monet (10tg) 8 3 3 1 86,290 Bulletproof Enterprises 70 32 56 569,109 Don Domingo N (7pg) 11 5 1 2 86,050 Spring Haven Farm 75 39 62 534,391 All Champy (5tg) 10 5 3 1 82,425 Perretti Farms 67 31 54 523,789 Smalltownthrowdown (6tg) 7 2 3 1 82,280 White Birch Farm 86 34 52 508,082 Blazing Bobby Sox (8pg) 12 3 2 2 82,020 Frederick Hertrich III 71 24 40 506,725 Double A Mint (4pm) 10 6 2 1 81,636 Diamond Creek Farm LLC 78 34 54 503,891 New Heaven (5tg) 8 4 4 0 81,500 Ideal Lifestyle A (7pm) 7 2 5 0 81,000 Fan Of Terror (7pg) 10 6 1 1 78,225 Leading Money-Winning Sires USTA statistics through April 3, 2019 Leading Money-Winning Drivers 3YO Pacers Sts. W-P-S UDR Earnings (wk. diff) Sire Name Foals Starters Earnings Jason Bartlett 603 110-113-88 .335 $2,146,617 ($186,065) BETTOR'S DELIGHT ...... 122 ...... 38 ...... $197,970 Tim Tetrick 706 180-120-82 .388 2,005,199 (287,505) CAPTAINTREACHEROUS ...... 113 ...... 36 ...... 169,981 George Brennan 558 106-90-66 .319 1,926,587 (146,045) RODDY'S BAGS AGAIN ...... 13 ...... 8 ...... 167,362 Jordan Stratton 601 93-74-95 .276 1,839,474 (175,390) SPORTSWRITER ...... 166 ...... 49 ...... 158,442 SHADOW PLAY ...... 94 ...... 26 ...... 132,710 Matt Kakaley 576 74-85-81 .257 1,579,980 (189,215) WELL SAID ...... 71 ...... 35 ...... 123,761 Aaron Merriman 1,011 207-151-143 .335 1,520,328 (117,065) AMERICAN IDEAL ...... 89 ...... 36 ...... 114,790 Corey Callahan 783 92-111-99 .238 1,334,744 (151,625) BETTERTHANCHEDDAR ...... 85 ...... 24 ...... 106,308 Yannick Gingras 560 114-77-65 .319 1,328,471 (121,411) WESTERN IDEAL ...... 71 ...... 28 ...... 89,429 Brett Miller 766 129-131-90 .303 1,319,747 (104,365) SOMEBEACHSOMEWHERE ...... 114 ...... 45 ...... 87,988 Trace Tetrick 655 137-81-70 .313 1,230,556 (70,380) SWEET LOU ...... 97 ...... 41 ...... 87,785 Ronnie Wrenn Jr. 841 163-135-108 .326 1,212,003 (88,162) BIG JIM ...... 61 ...... 13 ...... 82,939 DRAGON AGAIN ...... 73 ...... 23 ...... 72,410 Dan Noble 675 108-94-96 .285 1,187,282 (85,415) SUNSHINE BEACH ...... 101 ...... 20 ...... 72,198 Chris Page 665 107-79-81 .268 1,166,731 (145,590) MACH THREE ...... 72 ...... 25 ...... 65,151 Jim Marohn Jr. 581 72-63-67 .223 1,165,708 (110,879) MR WIGGLES ...... 23 ...... 12 ...... 60,254 Dexter Dunn 591 83-81-77 .260 1,137,951 (83,678) DALI ...... 34 ...... 10 ...... 57,211 Leading Money-Winning Trainers 3YO Trotters Sire Name Foals Starters Earnings Sts. W-P-S UTR Earnings (wk. diff) EXPLOSIVE MATTER ...... 79 ...... 30 ...... $115,961 Ron Burke 734 194-119-87 .394 $2,265,847 ($392,945) DONATO HANOVER ...... 78 ...... 19 ...... 95,227 Rene Allard 345 64-60-40 .321 1,091,675 (133,322) CR COMMANDO ...... 4 ...... 3 ...... 82,000 Nick Surick 478 111-89-54 .373 878,816 (114,949) CANTAB HALL ...... 96 ...... 26 ...... 74,080 Scott Di Domenico 293 65-40-38 .341 854,313 (85,545) MUSCLE MASSIVE ...... 96 ...... 30 ...... 72,329 KEYSTONE ACTIVATOR ...... 2 ...... 1 ...... 70,672 Carmen Auciello 424 43-73-62 .246 766,059 (58,819) UNCLE PETER ...... 85 ...... 26 ...... 55,738 Richard Moreau 402 76-62-56 .321 747,879 (75,002) ANDERS BLUESTONE ...... 6 ...... 4 ...... 55,168 Richard Banca 222 33-36-30 .284 708,659 (53,220) WINNING MISTER ...... 17 ...... 9 ...... 42,687 Jennifer Bongiorno 173 45-24-24 .383 565,577 (58,540) HE'S SPOOKY ...... 12 ...... 4 ...... 42,000 Andrew Harris 158 31-27-17 .327 548,743 (58,791) MUSCLE HILL ...... 102 ...... 14 ...... 39,605 Joseph Columbo 262 44-42-30 .295 547,620 (54,118) CREDIT WINNER ...... 76 ...... 21 ...... 38,521 Jose Godinez 234 33-39-41 .292 529,803 (26,811) YANKEE ROYALTY ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 36,400 ARCHANGEL ...... 65 ...... 10 ...... 35,592 Lance Hudson 102 25-13-16 .368 495,785 (30,650) WISHING STONE ...... 31 ...... 11 ...... 31,760 Virgil Morgan Jr. 238 43-28-25 .281 482,320 (51,001) YANKEE GLIDE ...... 61 ...... 16 ...... 29,695 Jim King Jr. 131 36-15-17 .382 465,912 (68,323) ROYALTY FOR LIFE ...... 56 ...... 8 ...... 29,079 Wayne Givens 145 25-28-24 .335 454,325 (45,368) POSSESS THE WILL ...... 26 ...... 6 ...... 26,198 April2 019

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