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2021 Illinois Racing and Stakes Guide State of Illinois JB Pritzker, Governor Department of Agriculture Jerry Costello II, Acting Director 2021 Illinois Racing and Stakes Guide RACING SCHEDULES PARI-MUTUELS STATE FAIRS COUNTY FAIRS COLT ASSOCIATIONS Illinois Department of Agriculture Horse Racing Programs P. O. Box 19281 - Illinois State Fairgrounds Springfield, IL 62794-9281 (217) 782-4231 - Fax (217) 524-6194 - TTY (866) 287-2999 This guide has been developed as a courtesy by the Illinois Department of Agriculture. It may contain errors or omissions and, therefore, may not be raised in opposition to the schedule of Illinois racetracks. Please request a Stakes Booklet from the racetrack or confer with individual fair management as the only authority. The Illinois Department of Agriculture requires that all Standardbred foals be duly certified with the Bureau of Horse Racing to participate in the Illinois Standardbred Breeders Fund program. A certificate is issued to the owner of the foal at the time of Illinois registration and is passed on from owner to owner; this certificate must be transferred into the new owner’s name as soon as possible after purchase. For further information on the Illinois Conceived and Foaled (ICF) program, contact: Illinois Department of Agriculture P. O. Box 19281 Illinois State Fairgrounds Springfield, Illinois 62794-9281 Phone: (217)782-4231 FAX: (217)524-6194 TTY: (217)524-6858 ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 2021 ILLINOIS RACING AND STAKES GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS PARI-MUTUEL RACING Page ICF PARI-MUTUEL RACING SCHEDULES Hawthorne Race Track ..................................................................................................... 2 Illinois State Fair................................................................................................................. 5 Du Quoin State Fair ........................................................................................................... 8 STAKE PAYMENT SCHEDULES Hawthorne Night of Champions .................................................................................... 10 Illinois Department of Agriculture (all stakes) .............................................................12 CONDITIONS Hawthorne Night of Champions ....................................................................................11 Cardinal/Violet Two Year Olds .......................................................................................13 Cardinal/Violet Three Year Olds ....................................................................................14 Illinois State Fair & Du Quoin State Fair Colt Stakes & ICF Stake Races............15 Illinois State Fair & Du Quoin State Fair IDOA Races ..............................................16 Du Quoin - County Fair Challenges..............................................................................17 COUNTY FAIR RACING Page GENERAL INFORMATION County Fair Racing Schedule (one page chart) ........................................................19 Judges, Clerks, Charters, Announcers........................................................................20 Premises ID ......................................................................................................................21 Drug Policy........................................................................................................................23 Conditions Common to All Colt Associations .............................................................24 Downstate Classic Conditions for 2 Year Olds ..........................................................27 Downstate Classic Conditions for 3 Year Olds ..........................................................29 Brown County Stakes .....................................................................................................31 Topline Conditions & Racing Schedule .......................................................................32 IHHA Aged Races 3-Year-Old and Up.........................................................................33 SCHEDULES AND CONDITIONS FOR EACH COLT ASSOCIATION List of Five Colt Associations and Contact Information............................................34 Egyptian Colt Stakes.......................................................................................................35 Illini & Topline....................................................................................................................38 Illinois Big-10 ....................................................................................................................40 Mid-Western Illinois..........................................................................................................42 Northern Illinois Association...........................................................................................44 RACING SCHEDULES for COUNTY FAIRS, chronologically by Fair Date........47 1 ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ILLINOIS STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND PROGRAM 2021 PARI-MUTUEL HARNESS STAKES SCHEDULE at Hawthorne Race Course 2021 Suburban Downs ICF Racing Schedule For further information regarding estimated purses, etc., please contact Hawthorne Race Course at 708-780-3690. TWO YEAR OLDS Date Division Stake Race Class 6/25 Leg 1 Incredible Finale 2 YO CP 6/26 Leg 1 Incredible Tillie 2 YO FP 6/27 Leg 1 Kadabra 2 YO CT 6/27 Leg 1 Fox Valley Flan 2 YO FT 7/9 Cardinal Cardinal 2 YO CP 7/10 Violet Violet 2 YO FP 7/11 Cardinal Cardinal 2 YO CT 7/11 Violet Violet 2 YO FT 7/16 Leg 2 Incredible Tillie 2 YO FP 7/17 Leg 2 Incredible Finale 2 YO CP 7/18 Leg 2 Kadabra 2 YO CT 7/18 Leg 2 Fox Valley Flan 2 YO FT 9/17 Leg 3 Incredible Tillie 2 YO FP 9/17 Leg 3 Fox Valley Flan 2 YO FT 9/17 Leg 3 Incredible Finale 2 YO CP 9/17 Leg 3 Kadabra 2 YO CT 9/25 Final Incredible Finale 2 YO CP 9/25 Final Kadabra 2 YO CT 9/25 Final Incredible Tillie 2 YO FP 9/25 Final Fox Valley Flan 2 YO FT 2 THREE YEAR OLDS Date Division Stake Race Class 5/21 Leg 1 Robert F Carey 3 YO CP 5/22 Leg 1 Plum Peachy 3 YO FP 5/23 Leg 1 Erwin F Dygert 3 YO CT 5/23 Leg 1 Beulah Dygert 3 YO FT 6/4 Cardinal Cardinal 3 YO CP 6/5 Violet Violet 3 YO FP 6/6 Cardinal Cardinal 3 YO CT 6/6 Violet Violet 3 YO FT 6/25 Leg 2 Plum Peachy 3 YO FP 6/26 Leg 2 Robert F Carey 3 YO CP 6/27 Leg 2 Erwin F Dygert 3 YO CT 6/27 Leg 2 Beulah Dygert 3 YO FT 7/23 Leg 3 Robert F Carey 3 YO CP 7/24 Leg 3 Plum Peachy 3 YO FP 7/25 Leg 3 Erwin F Dygert 3 YO CT 7/25 Leg 3 Beulah Dygert 3 YO FT 9/18 Leg 4 Robert F Carey 3 YO CP 9/18 Leg 4 Plum Peachy 3 YO FP 9/18 Leg 4 Beulah Dygert 3 YO FT 9/18 Leg 4 Erwin F Dygert 3 YO CT 9/25 Final Robert F Carey 3 YO CP 9/25 Final Erwin F Dygert 3 YO CT 9/25 Final Plum Peachy 3 YO FP 9/25 Final Beulah Dygert 3 YO FT 3 THREE YEAR OLD AND UP Date Division Stake Race Class 9/17 Elim Molaro Elims AHGP 9/18 Elim Maurello Elims AMP 9/18 Elim Plesac Elims AT 9/25 Final Maurello 3 & up 9/25 Final Plesac 3 & up 9/25 Final Molaro 3 & up 4 2021 ILLINOIS STATE FAIR (DRAFT) HARNESS RACING SCHEDULE NOTE: Purses are unknown at this time. Watch the IDOA website for updated information or send your email address to carrie.tisckos@ illinois.gov to be placed on an email list and receive updated information as it becomes available. Entries must be made by 10:00 am 72 hours before the race Double Draw on Tuesday Aug. 10th for Friday Aug. 13th and Saturday Aug.14th. Please call Hawthorne at 708-780-3700 or enter through USTA at ustrotting.com. Illinois Department of Agriculture’s Horse Racing Programs: 217/782-4231 Springfield Racing Office 217/782-2239 (Race Days Only) FRIDAY, AUG. 13, 2021 – Post Time: 12:00 noon Entries Close Tues., August 10 at 10:00 am. Entries taken at Hawthorne or enter online. Illinois State Fair Colt Stakes Championships (ICF) ELIMINATIONS ($200 Est. Entry Fee) NOTE: if any class doesn’t split, a prep race will be raced on Friday. You must race in the prep race to race in Championship. PACE - 2-Year-Old Colt...............................................TBD PACE - 2-Year-Old Filly ..............................................TBD TROT - 2-Year-Old Colt. .............................................TBD TROT - 2-Year-Old Filly .............................................TBD PACE - 3-Year-Old Colt...............................................TBD PACE - 3-Year-Old Filly ..............................................TBD TROT - 3-Year-Old Colt. .............................................TBD TROT - 3-Year-Old Filly .............................................TBD (overnights may be added) SATURDAY, AUG. 14, 2021– Post Time: 12:00 noon Entries Close Tues., August 10 at 10:00 am. Entries taken at Hawthorne or enter online. Illinois State Fair Colt Stakes Aged Divisions (ICF) ($100 Est. Entry Fee) PACE - Fillies & Mares (4 Y.O. & Up). ........................TBD TROT - Fillies & Mares (4 Y.O. & Up).........................TBD PACE - Horse/Gelding (4 Y.O. & Up)...........................TBD TROT - Horse/Gelding (4 Y.O. & Up). .........................TBD 5 I.D.O.A. State Fair Races (ICF) ($100 Est. Entry Fee) PACE - 2-Year-Old Colt. ..............................................TBD PACE - 2-Year-Old Filly ..............................................TBD (overnights may be added) SUNDAY, AUG. 15, 2021- No Racing MONDAY, AUG. 16, 2021 -No Racing TUESDAY, AUG. 17, 2021 – No Racing WEDNESDAY, Aug. 18, 2021- Post Time: 12:00 Noon Entries Close Sunday, August 15 – 10:00 a.m. Entries taken at Hawthorne or enter online. Illinois Topline Races (No Entry Fee) PACE - 2-Year-Old. .....................................................TBD
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