Friday, December 15, 2017 Yonkers does away with the passing lane But is it the right move to drive handle? by Brett Sturman

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Cammie Haughton made news yesterday on the podcast Post Time with Mike and Mike, when he announced that that Yonkers will be doing away with its homestretch passing lane. Pending approval from the New York State Gaming Commission (NYSGC), the change is scheduled to take effect when Yonkers begins its 2018 racing season on Sunday, Jan. 7. Haughton was recently appointed last month as the director of racing at Yonkers (full story here), and one of his primary responsibilities is to improve handle. Haughton said Thursday regarding the removal of the passing lane, ?We?re going back to basics? These guys (drivers) are going to pull. They?re not going to sit in there and wait for the passing lane and go on through.? The decision to get rid of the passing lane at Yonkers seems to be more well received than not in the usual social media circles. But the question becomes, will doing away with the passing lane improve the Yonkers product and in turn, the tracks handle? By any objective account, the style of racing at Yonkers leaves much to be desired. This, despite attracting the top

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Harness Racing Update | 2 | December 15, 2017 Harness Racing Update larger reason for the type of racing that takes place at In terms of improving handle, are there some harness Yonkers compared to having a passing lane. racing purists left who may come back and bet Yonkers To me, the fundamental question is why shouldn?t as many because the removal of the passing lane? For arguments horses be given chances to win? If a horse is buried three or sake, let?s say yes. But what about those ?precious four deep on the rail but is overloaded, he should be given a millennials? that everyone is trying to cater to these days. chance to race somewhere in the stretch. The first bet a new young 20-something person makes in the sport where they see their horse never had a chance will There seems to be this thought that there?s no strategy in quickly be their last bet. Plus from a visual standpoint, it?s half-mile racing with a passing lane, or that the pocket-sitter more appealing to see horses coming through the inside of wins every race. Both are far from true. the passing lane than seeing a bunch of horses boxed and With the passing lane going away at Yonkers, what we?re climbing on top of the horse in front of them. going to be left with is a year-round version of the Delaware The passing lane obviously isn?t the only thing Yonkers County Fair. Racing will be dominated even more now by management feels that can be changed, but that it?s post draw, and the post position of a horse will be of greater something that can at least help turn things around. I?ll be value than the ability of the horse itself. the first to admit if I have it all wrong and the removal of the Some feel that by forcing drivers hands earlier with no passing lane turns out to be a big hit, but I think bettors are passing lane, that races will become more unpredictable and going to want it re-instated eventually for the same reasons will lead to larger payouts. Is creating unpredictability really the passing lane came to exist in the first place. something that is going to inspire handicappers to bet more? And even if that were the case, why are the payouts at the Delaware County Fair always miniscule? It?s because those horses with inside posts are at an even more advantageous position, making things seem more predictable than ever. It all seems counter intuitive to me.

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Diary of a Career Year, Part 1 of 2 Trainer Brian Brown recounts his fantastic ? and sometimes trying ? year campaigning top pacers Downbytheseaside, Fear The Dragon and Blazin Britches. by Jay Wolf This has been a year of dreams for Delaware, OH-based trainer Brian Brown. He was the conditioner of trio of top the sport?s best pacers ? Downbytheseaside (1:48.3f; $2,179,558), Fear The Dragon (1:48.4s; $1,578,547) and Blazin Britches (1:48.4; $540,424). Brown is a finalist for the Dan Patch Award for Trainer of the Year and should make the banquet stage with at least one divisional honoree. The following is part one of a two-part look back at a Claus Andersen memorable, yet rollercoaster year for Brown and his three Ohio-based trainer Brian Brown was in the spotlight for all of 2017. top trainees. Part two will be published on Sunday, Dec. 17. don?t think she went real fast, but she was so impressive. Even Tuesday, March 21 ? Spring Garden Ranch back then, we were saying we weren?t sure she couldn?t beat Brian Brown sends out 21 horses during the seven race Dragon and Seaside at that point.? qualifying session at the DeLeon Springs, FL training center. Wednesday, April 19 ? Miami Valley Raceway Blazin Britches wins the first race with Shane Bowermaster in the bike. Fear The Dragon won the 4th race with Hall of Downbytheseaside makes his first three-year-old Famer, David Miller in the sulky. Both sophomores are timed qualifying start, his first on Lasix. Chris Page steered the son in 1:57.1. of to a 7 ¾ length win in 1:53.1. ?(Dragon) was very good. Britches qualified that day and I ?We raced him clear up into mid-November. Dragon quit right

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Dave Landry Downbytheseaside and Brown preparing for the Pepsi North America Cup. after Lexington. (Downbytheseaside) was turned out over a month longer than Dragon. So (Fear The Dragon) got a later start. No physical problems, just raced him a lot longer. As a two-year-old, right before the Governor?s Cup, we qualified (Downbytheseaside) at Dayton (Raceway) and he showed a little bit of blood? I didn?t want to come out in his three-year-old year knowing that they were going to have to go in (1):48 several times. There is going to be tough trips? We wanted to make sure, so we went to Lasix.? Friday, April 21 ? Hoosier Park Fear The Dragon wins his first start of the season in conditioned (NW4/5) event with Trace Tetrick driving. The son of Dragon Again wins in 1:51, last quarter in :26. ?It was muddy that day. When we first came home from Florida, he popped a gravel and it actually turned into a quarter-crack. Our blacksmith, Dave Thomas, did a great job of patching that. He went right to Hoosier Park. I was worried to death because the track was really hard. That horse raced like Dave Landry nothing was ever wrong with him. Trace gave him a nice easy Fear The Dragon was feeling particularly good in preparation for the NA Cup. trip.? Saturday, May 6 ? The Meadows ?It was just (Downbytheseaside?s) first race on the schedule. We had a great qualifier the week before and we felt he was Downbytheseaside makes his sophomore season debut in ready to go and Chris did a great job. It was terribly muddy that one of four divisions of the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes during day, the track was awful. Chris gave him a nice easy trip, let him the Kentucky Derby Day matinee card. Chris Page was able to settle off the gate, moved him at the 3/8?s and he cleared down use an off-the-pace trip to score in 1:52.1. Fear The Dragon the backstretch. I don?t even think Chris pulled the (ear) plugs (Trace Tetrick) wins the first $37,820 division by an identical that day. He was really in hand. It was a great race for his first 1¼ lengths in the same time.

Harness Racing Update | 5 | December 15, 2017 Harness Racing Update start. It was a good chance for us to pay Chris back for all the things he does for me. He qualified that horse, he shows up and helps me train if I ever need him to. It was a good time for Chris to drive that horse. As you can tell later down the road, it was great for all of us that he got to drive him a couple of times.? Saturday, May 27 ? Yonkers Racetrack David Miller guides Downbytheseaside to a 3¼ length win in the $300,000 Art Rooney Final in 1:52. ?We went into the Rooney, we kind of planned this a little bit at stakes (payment) time. The horse is great on a half. He set a world record as a two-year-old on a half. The money was great and the race had not been as tough as it had been years ago. We planned this going in. This way it got us away from Dragon and Huntsville for a while. We planned later to go the Messenger and we thought if we could do well in these two races we won?t need to worry about the sire stakes championship. The money was better and we got away from Huntsville and Dragon at the time.? Saturday, June 10 ? Mohawk Raceway Twenty five sophomore colts entered the 34th edition of the North America Cup forcing three eliminations. Downbytheseaside (David Miller) took the first elimination in easy fashion in a final time of 1:50.4. Fear The Dragon also enjoyed an easy trip, cruising down the lane until the shadow Claus Andersen of the wire, when he jumped a discarded head number laying David Miller and Fear The Dragon and Blazin Britches owner Bruce in the middle of the track. David Miller was able to gather Trogdon had a tremendous year together on the stakes circuit beginning with a victory in June in the $1 million NA Cup. Fear The Dragon back together and won by 1 ½ lengths in 1:50. farm and they worked on the foot over there. Her blacksmith (Eric Thomas) got trimming it out and found the hole. She had ?That night Seaside didn?t finish as well as he should, he to miss the Fan Hanover and the James Lynch. We were really wasn?t strong, but he was doing that in the Rooney. He would go wanting to go, she was winning races at Hoosier Park, beating just enough to get away from them, then he would cruise home. older mares. We were disappointed that we could not go to He did the same thing that night. David was probably a lot Canada or Pocono with her.? more worried about it than I was. I thought he was just waiting on horses. Dragon was really sharp at the time. Even though he Saturday, June 17 ? Mohawk Raceway jumped the head number coming down the stretch that night, Just days after having to choose between the two he was drawing off. He was going to win in under (1):50 that elimination winners, David Miller drives Fear The Dragon to night. It really wasn?t Dragon?s kind of race. He made the front a three-quarter length victory over Huntsville to win the early and he was always much better from behind. When he $730,000 North America Cup Final in 1:48.4. The pacesetting jumped that head number, I was like ?holy smokes, what just Downbytheseaside and new pilot Brian Sears held on for happened?? I couldn?t see (the head number) at the time. Before third. I got to the winner?s circle people were telling me they saw it on ?Leading up to the final, we had a great week. Those horses the replay. Both were actually very good that night even though were really good at the time. We did everything that we were Seaside wasn?t charging through the wire.? supposed to do. We had them checked out, scoped them, pulled On the NA Cup elim undercard, eliminations for the Fan their blood. They were trained light in the middle (of the week), Hanover were also held, without Blazin Britches, who was so I didn?t train them hard enough so I couldn?t say anything suffering from a gravel. could be wrong. We turned them out every day, they were out ?Britches had a gravel and it took like two weeks for it to pop. there playing every day. We went into that final not really that It finally came out the bottom of the foot. We sent her to the nervous. I had been in a big race before, but never with horses

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Dave Landry After winning the NA Cup, Brian Brown's son and second trainer, Beau Brown, shared this moment with Fear The Dragon. that really had a shot. Leading up to that week, it was actually Tuesday, July 4 ? Meadowlands Racetrack very fun because we had a lot of people, interviews, people just A total of 13 sophomore pacers enter the Meadowlands coming by (the barn) talking. I didn?t get nervous, because I Pace. The connections of Downbytheseaside elected to knew we did everything we were supposed to do. The horses accept a bye into the final. Fear The Dragon?s owner, Bruce were going into the race in really good shape and I thought we Trogdon of Emerald Highlands Farm, elected to skip classic would do well. I didn?t go in expecting to win, but I thought I event due to the Meadowlands? 150-mile stabling rule that sure had a chance with either horse.? would have forced the Ohio-based pacer to stay in New Saturday, July 1 ? Pocono Downs Jersey for two weeks. The three-year-old colt pacers invaded eastern ?Bruce and I both understand what Jeff (Gural) was after. Pennsylvania for the Max Hempt Memorial. Saddled with Being from Ohio and Dr. (Ian) Moore being from Canada, we post #8, Downbytheseaside was used hard to get the lead were the only ones that were affected by the rule. Everyone else and faded to fifth. Once again, David Miller gave Fear The was within that area. Huntsville was from within the area and Dragon a perfect drive to take half of the $500,000 purse in got to stay in his own barn, his own trainer and got to do his 1:49.3. After the race, Downbytheseaside showed signs of own routine. If Dragon could have taken a bye and Jeff would sickness. said you don?t have to come until the week before, we would ?When you race two horses like that and one wins and the have gladly put in that race and came out the week before. But other one does not race well, you are in the winner?s circle but with Seaside taking the bye, we still had to be there (nearly two you are not enjoying the win. You are not enjoying the moment weeks)? It was in Seaside?s plan to go. Dragon was going to because you are worried about the one that didn?t race well. You race eight straight weeks, so we didn?t stake Dragon because we are happy that (Dragon) was great again, but the other one knew we were going to skip one (race). Dragon got to go to wasn?t as good as he was supposed to be. It was a good night, Bruce?s farm and he took that whole week off. Down the road, it but it was also a sleepless, worrisome night.? actually worked out to Dragon?s benefit to just forget about that race.?

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Bruce Trogdon Michael Lisa Fear The Dragon skipped the , but was able to Blazin Britches (David Miller) first received wide notice when she get an important break at Emerald Highlands in Ohio. w on the $ 113,950 Shady Daisy in 1:48.4 on Hambletonian Day at the Meadowlands. Saturday, July 29 ? The Meadows Adios Pace days have always been special for Trogdon. This To be continued? year was no different when freshman colt pacer, PART 2 ON SUNDAY Whatstroublnurocky won a division of the Arden Downs, Blazin Britches won the Adio Volo and Fear The Dragon took the Adios Pace Final. ?(The three winners) were all owned by Bruce. It was all Bruce that day. Everything worked out great. To tell you the truth I thought Britches was more impressive that day than Dragon was. She pulled past the half and went by a really good horse in Bettor?s Up. We were still a little cautious at the head of the stretch because she made such a huge move down the backstretch. She opened up a couple of lengths. It looked like Bettor?s Up was maybe starting to catch her at the top of the About Harness Racing Update stretch. As they headed down the stretch, Britches wasn?t Harness Racing Update is owned by HRU Publications of Millwood, NY and pulling away from her, but she couldn?t gain on her. She was will publish Fridays and Sundays November through April. HRU will add Saturday editions in late-May through October, publishing 3 days per week, very, very impressive that week.? and of course will add editions throughout the year as major news breaks. Saturday, Aug. 5 ? Meadowlands Racetrack Editor: Dave Briggs Production: Brian Fuller Hambletonian Day is a day for champions. Blazin Britches Graphic Design, Ads & Placement: Lisa Bihuniak opened some eyes with her track record equaling 1:48.4 win Advertising Sales: Wilma Van Vaerenbergh | contact for ad sales/questions Results & Stats Editor: Lisa Duong in the Shady Daisy. Downbytheseaside finished third in the Founder: Bill Finley $334,325 . Contributors: Claus Andersen, Karen Briggs, Jerry Connors, The ?I didn?t expect her to go the (1):48.4 and she probably could Curmudgeon, Paul Delean, Bill Finley, Joe FitzGerald, Dean Gillette, Ron Gurfein, Bob Heyden, Dean Hoffman, Dave Landry, Lauren Lee, Dave Little, have paced more that day. All we wanted was to win the race. It Chris Lomon, David Mattia, Trey Nosrac, Tom Pedulla, James Platz, Bob was Hambletonian Day, everyone is watching Hambletonian Roberts, Sandra Snyder, Brett Sturman, Dean Towers, Jay Wolf Day. Maybe a lot of people didn?t see the Adio Volo, but after Get in touch with HRU that day, everyone knew who she was. PO Box 230 | Millwood, NY | 10546 | Telephone: (226) 374-9999 ?We were going with Seaside and we even thought about Editor/News Stories: [email protected] putting Dragon in the Cane. We had raced Dragon hard the Advertising: [email protected] Customer Service: [email protected] week before. We just said ?no, we will just skip again and stick to Advertising info & rates: the plan.? We stuck to the schedule and it worked out for the If you are interested in advertising with us please contact Wilma both of them.?

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horse that can?t beat one or two others. You can duck them and may win somewhere else, but these conflicts are very rare especially at the age of two. As far as stakes being four or five days apart, I have not seen that much at all. You would have to show me a situation like that on the Grand Circuit for me to understand. It would be highly unusual. It would be more common for state-bred races to conflict with Grand Circuit races. I think with few conflicts, the powers that be have done a great job with the dual eligible races. There have been some Stakes scheduling, the secret to close ones but the finals were all separated. life and curing tie-up If you don?t want to blanket stake horses I suggest you do a little research. Take each individual stake, add up all the by Ron Gurfein payments you have to make to go behind the starting gate in Barry Lefkowitz asks: On the subject of staking, what is your the final, divide that number into the amount you will race general feeling on the way tracks and states schedule for and you will get the percentage of the purse you spend stakes? As a trainer, how do you go about the staking to race. You may be shocked at the findings, but there are process? Do you like the conflicts in the staking schedule? some great value stakes out there and some horrid ones. What about stakes close together like four or five days? In Dave Briggs asks: What is the secret to life? the case of dual eligible horses, should the schedule accommodate the dual eligibility? My editor asked three questions, all of which were good. This was the first and I found it to be fascinating, and The race secretaries meet every December in Florida and therefore will answer it first and save the others for a later do the best they can to solve this puzzle. Conflicts with date. indigenous races and Grand Circuit races are bound to happen especially now with expanded slot money in the My first inclination was to say the golden rule (do unto Midwestern states there are home to more sires stake races others etc.), however I found it wasn?t nearly enough. So, my than ever. Unfortunately there are not enough days of answer is two fold ? Karma, and the power of positive summer and fall to accommodate all the races in an orderly thinking. I sincerely believe that if you go through life with fashion. love and kindness to all you meet along the road and believe in yourself that you can achieve any and all goals you set in Dealing with trotters it is a lot easier to plan a stake life. schedule than with pacers. Trotters, with exceptional ability are far more evident at stake time for two-year-olds than are Unfortunately it wasn?t till I had a wonderful family of my pacers. With a pacer, you are lucky if you know after the first own did I come to this realization, so in actuality, my good start. I personally always made stake payments to Sire Stake life started at 40 years of age, and I credit my family for races, but as my entire barn would go west to Springfield and educating me in this area. But what they say is true, better DuQuoin right after the Hambletonian, any owner who would late than never. want to skip the Grand Circuit and go the sires route would I can well equate these comments to my career at the have to give the horses to another trainer. I truly miss the Meadowlands. I was one of the first through the gates in Midwest swing. If it wasn?t for the demise of Illinois racing I 1976 and along with the Remmens, maybe the last to leave. I would still be training horses. My relationship with Doc knew every caretaker, security guard, maintenance man, Narotsky and his family and Phil Langley will always remain kitchen helpers etc. in the place for 30 years. I never said no a bright spot in my life. to a request, whether it was ?Ronnie could you please go a Back to your question, there is nothing hard about staking. trip with a horse??, or ?Gurf can you spare $20 till payday.? It is almost rote. In an outfit where you are buying expensive Over the years, my relationship with the fans and the yearlings, if you don?t stake to the Grand Circuit you can?t get horsepeople kept growing in a very positive fashion. I started out. The money is only there if you stake. There is no worse out racing garbage, and when it started to turn the fans were feeling than looking over a stall door at a top horse with no with me. place to race. You all know what home field advantage is in sports, that Conflicts in staking are great for you if you have a good is caused by Karma. When I was in a big race I knew at the

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Meadowlands I was the one to beat because the methods. The only way you can accomplish this is to lighten was on my side. him up in front and do the same behind. The first thing I If you have been to a casino, think back, you rarely have a would do is try four aluminum combo shoes. I realize that great run in the afternoon when the tables are basically there are few tracks you can race with shoes like that, but we empty, but at midnight with crowds screaming and cheering can always add borium nails. Also, take his head up a bit. If when you pick up the dice, you had the best night ever. this cures the problem for the time being, great, because he will almost definitely get better as he matures and muscles If you learn anything from this piece I want it to be don?t up. The fact that you say he is better on a wet track also make enemies. There is no purpose or place in you life for makes me feel that he is slipping. The combo shoe has a lot negativity, all it does is diminish the power you have within of natural grab as it is porous aluminum and will act like a you to compete at the highest level. wet track. I know you are in Florida and of the three tracks Mark F Sosovicka asks: Any recommendations on racing near me Pompano, Sunshine Meadows, and South Florida tie-up horses? Would you use Lasix on a tie-up horse? training center, they are all way too loose for a trotting horse I have my own theories on tie-up horses and my own way and although I hate to put grab on a baby, it could be of dealing with them. I have trained for breeders my entire necessary. One more possibility is that he likes a sloppy track career and have had four fillies for every colt, forever. because his feet hurt him. Put hoof testers on him and if he Therefore I have had toooooo much experience on this says ouch, try a flip flop with a queens plate insert for a subject. couple of months. I equate a tie-up horse with a human being that gets Steve Katz asks: I have observed you spend less time than muscle cramps running, swimming etc. basically the same anyone watching each yearling perform in the paddock. Why thing. When this happens to us, do we double jog the next is that and what do you look for? While on the subject can day? Absolutely NOT. We rest. you expound on your thoughts on the importance of yearling So this is my first point, when a horse ties up give him a videos. chance to rebound. Leave him alone for a couple of days in To me there are two kind of trotters: ones that like to trot the stall. No grain, no rich hay, lots of water, bute and some and ones that cant or don?t. dmso jugs and vitamin E. When you resume normal routine What is the purpose of chasing a horse for 10 minutes? I change some things. I know no one walks horses anymore, see many successful trainers do it so I can?t say it?s wrong, but after exercise I would be sure to leave the horse in the just not my style. I would be happy to love three of every 100 stall for about 20 minutes before bathing to let the body yearlings I look at. When they enter the paddock, I like to see cool down. Then when you bathe her, do NOT use cold water. them take off on the trot and trot most of the time. If a horse is going to tie-up, the worst thing you can do is put Paddocks have square corners so when I see one make the cold water on her when she is hot. The reason I say her is turn at the corner and still stay trotting I am loving it. Speed because although medical record show tie-up occurs 65 per is also very important. If a yearling doesn?t show a few bursts cent of the time in fillies, it is my experience that it is more I am not inclined to be a buyer. To all you young trainers out like 90 per cent. there, don?t waste your time having the farm manager chase Under no circumstances use Lasix on a tie-up horse as it a colt for longer than you need because you don?t want to will aid in removing much needed electrolytes from the insult the guy. He knows his horses and doesn?t expect you system and most certainly exacerbate the situation. to like them all. Bill Bigler asks: I recently bought a well-bred trotter with As far as my opinion on yearling videos, I find them a lots of speed. The problem is that he hits his shins, which valuable time saver. However, here is my most important rule, throw him into his knees. He seems better on a wet track. NEVER buy a yearling because you like a video. The colt must Please help. have pedigree and be correct. I see so many colts with no The trouble with the new breed of very fast trotters is they pedigree and fabulous videos enter the ring and bring six all hit their shins. It?s hard to find a Cantab Hall that figures and train like gorillas and can?t beat me when the go interferes, but Muscle Hills and Chapter Sevens seem to be behind the gate. more inclined. If shoeing and equipment changes don?t help, To quote Joe Holloway who was obviously quoting trotting hopples will. Somehow trotting hopples narrow the someone else, ?don?t try to reinvent the wheel? when he saw trotting gait in front and lessen interference with the shins. me looking at a horse in Harrisburg with a pedigree he didn?t I hate trotting hopples, so let?s try and fix him with other approve of.

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Use the video to eliminate a horse from consideration not trying to space them out so I don?t answer too many at one to buy. Remember the farm has all the time in the world to time. They are answered basically in the order I get them. show you the best that a horse can perform in one minute. Next week will feature a great question: What one horse do The colt could be in the paddock for 20 minutes and if they you wish you had trained that you didn?t train and why? can?t splice together enough good stuff to fill the Have a question for The Guru? Email him directly at one-minute slot you don?t want him. [email protected] or send your question via HRU to the There are other things you can see clearly on the tape like following email: [email protected] and put Ask the Guru in the if a horse has no extension (goes up and down in front rather subject line. than reach out past his nose), you can see if he wants to hit a knee, a shin, or an elbow. All these things make the video invaluable. But please remember to look at the horse on the floor. I am sorry if I haven?t answered your question yet I am

be held at the end of January, 2018. Propulsion (Muscle Hill) and this year?s runner up in Prix d?Amérique, Belina Josselyn (Love You), both finished strongly on the far outside and will show up in Prix de Bourgogne on New Year?s Eve in Paris next time. On Dec. 24, the $140,000 Prix Tenor de Baune for the 5-year-olds and Criterium Continental ($280.000) for the 4-year-olds will feature another two Prix d?Amérique contenders. The winners in those two races are allowed to race in the big race in January. In the $280,000 Criterium de 3 ans, the Franck Bird Parker beat Bold Eagle Leblanc-trained mare Erminig d?Oliviere took the victory by Thomas Hedlund when Eridan (Ready Cash) was disqualified for breaking In the $140,000 Prix du Bourbonnais, the second ?B-race? in stride in the home stretch. France, Bold Eagle (Ready Cash) made his comeback after Erminig d?Oliviere was beaten at the top of the home having problems with a hoof. stretch but fought back and collected the victory in one of The race was held last Sunday at Vincennes racetrack in the most prestigious races for the 3-year-olds in Europe. Paris and many of the best horses in Europe showed up. Bold Bird Parker replay Eagle was a heavy favorite and driver Franck Nivard really had to empty the horse this time. From a position fourth over, Erminig d'Oliviere replay Bold Eagle attacked three wide with 5/8ths of a mile to go in the 1.8 mile race. In the last turn, the Sébastien Gurato trained 6-year-old son of Ready Cash had control of the leader, stablemate Carat Williams, but behind Bold Eagle another strong Ready Cash son followed easily. In the home stretch, Bird Parker (Ready Cash), trained by Philippe Allaire and driven by Jean Philippe Monclin, disarmed the big favourite and came home in 1:56.2 (mile rate). Bold Eagle finished second and Italian bred Ringostarr Treb (Classic Photo) third. Bold Eagle and Bird Parker would both have been allowed to race in the Grand Prix d?Amérique even without this qualification race. They have enough money in their bank accounts to gain entry to the big race to

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Mike Woebkenberg: A non-stop promotional idea machine by Dean A. Hoffman It?s highly unlikely you?ll ever see Mike Woebkenberg wearing an Armani suit, toting an attache by Hermes, and boasting about his MBA in marketing. Perhaps because he doesn?t have any of those. What Mike Woebkenberg has instead is an unrelenting love of harness racing and a passion for promoting and publicizing the sport to which he?s devoted his life. ?Mike does more to promote harness racing than most of the people who are paid to promote harness racing,? someone told me recently. Woebkenberg ? pronounced ?WEB-ken-berg? ? makes a living as a starter, in races such as the Little Brown Jug. He starts at Ohio mutuel tracks and many fairs. He also operates Superior Sulky Co. in western Ohio. Dean Hoffman But Woebkenberg never loses sight of the fact that without Mike Woebkenburg fans, harness racing will wither and die. Anyone who has ridden in the starting car knows how it Some people may think that promoting the sport isn?t gives you an entirely new perspective on a race. You witness necessary with the abundant slots funds funneled into the close up the tension and excitement of the start. I have purse accounts by the racinos. In those states with racinos, watched Woebkenberg?s passengers step out of the starting purse money is plentiful while actual bettors and fans are car after a race and their smiles are as wide as the prairie in scarce. Kansas. They are euphoric. It?s no secret that many racinos not only don?t want to ?They just can?t wait to tell their friends about their promote harness racing, they want to get rid of it as soon as experience,? said Woebkenberg. ?So I take their photo and possible. post it on my Facebook page. They often share that photo on As my friend Jay Farrar, who?s spent a lifetime in the sport, their Facebook pages, with comments like ?Boy, look what I once told me, ?The problem we have is that tracks are owned did.? It?s all about promoting harness racing.? by people who hate harness racing.? Not only do these fans have an enhanced appreciation for (Not all of them, of course; Jeff Gural is a notable the speed and strategy, but they automatically become exception.) Woebkenberg?s promotional assistants by telling their So Mike Woebkenberg takes it upon himself to do friends, ?You?ve just got to take a ride in the starting car. It?s whatever he can to entice and retain harness racing fans. unbelievable!? Foremost among his efforts are inviting fans to ride along Woebkenberg is an overflowing fountain of ideas on how with him in the starting gate as he picks up the field and harness racing can promote its virtues and he said that picks up speed before the start. horsepeople must become promoters since so few racinos

Harness Racing Update | 12 | December 15, 2017 Harness Racing Update will do so. He knows that if just 10 per cent of the people who ride in the starting car return to the races and bring their friends, it?s a net gain for the game he loves most. ?Harness racing has wheel-to-wheel action just like NASCAR,? he said, ?but you can?t ride next to the drivers in NASCAR. There?s no view quite like riding in the starting car at a harness track.? Woebkenberg often enlists the assistance of Brad Conrad, track photographer at several Ohio harness plants, to look for fans who may want a ride in the starting care. ?After the race is over,? Woebkenberg said, ?I take the fans down to the paddock and introduce them to a driver who was in that race. They feel like they?re part of the action.?

Woebkenberg knows it?s essential for harness racing to Dean Hoffman educate new fans, and feels his efforts are the most By appealing to young people and giving rides in the starting gate, Woebkenberg is trying to build future harness racing fans. memorable for newbies. ?No one takes people to the judges stand to entertain often the mutuel sellers aren?t easily accessible and them,? he said. ?The start of a harness race is the modern Woebkenberg thinks they should be able to use a betting version of a cavalry charge. It?s exciting.? app on their phones. Woebkenberg?s ideas for promotion don?t require money ?There is a lot of dead time between races,? he said. ?We but do require the same passion he has for the sport. He need to fill that time to entertain and educate. We need a emphasized the importance of currying favor with John Madden to explain what?s happening on the track.? politicians, local merchants, and youth groups. If the track announcer is the play-by-play guy, racing needs He recalled one state representative in Ohio who rode in a ?color guy or gal? to explain the nuances of racing to the the starting car with him once. The politician shook Mike?s fans so that they?ll better understand and enjoy what they?re hand, thanked him, and then asked, ?Can I ride again? I watching. learned more from you about the economic impact of racing Woebkenberg thinks that horsepeople should get magnetic in a few minutes than I?ve ever learned in Columbus.? vinyl signs to slap on the sides of their trucks and trailers to ?This is a way we can educate officeholders on the serve as traveling billboards as horse are shipped on economic impact of ,? said Woebkenberg. highways. Ohio still has a strong network of county fairs with harness Woebkenberg, 66, is proud of being a third-generation racing and yet Woebkenberg laments declining attendance harness horseman, but he?s hoping that racing has a future as there. Predictably, he has thoughts on how to promote it. well as a past. ?Get a good-looking, good-mannered horse,? he said. ?Put it ?I hate to hear people say that if the slots last another 10 in a nice stall and decorate it a bit on the outside. Invite years, that?s good enough for them,? he said. people of all ages to come and have their photo taken with That?s obviously not good enough for Woebkenberg. He that horse and provide copies of the photo for free. Put a loves harness racing and wants to keep it alive for future little promotional message on the photo. Have a five-gallon generations to enjoy. bucket of old horseshoes and give those out for free. Starting harness races is Mike Woebkenberg?s profession; ?You ought to see the glow in a kid?s eyes when he pets the promoting harness racing is his passion. warm nose of a horse.? He thinks tracks should have stick-horse races for kids between races to entertain their families and the public. No idea is too big or too small for Woebkenberg. He dreams big. Many Ohio fairs offer betting, but Woebkenberg noted

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paddock prior to the start of Friday?s card to visit and pose for photos with participants and staff. The Argonauts will then head over to the Grandstand to enjoy dinner and live racing in the clubhouse. The Argonauts will also be making an appearance in the winner?s circle to perform a special race presentation, while some members will have the opportunity to get up close with the racing by enjoying a ride in the starting car. The Argonauts captured the 105th on Nov. 26 in at TD Place Stadium. The Double Blue edged the 27-24 in a thrilling contest to secure a record . Make sure to follow @WoodbineSB on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to view photos and videos from the Grey Cup champions visit to Woodbine. Mark Hall / USTA Fans can stay up to date with all things Devious Man (Andy Miller) will stand stud at Blue Chip Farms in New York beginning in 2018. by following their official Twitter page or by visiting Devious Man joins Blue Chip www.argonauts.ca. stallion roster ? Mark McKelvie / WEG standardbred communications Blue Chip Farms is pleased to announce that Credit Winner?s richest son, Devious Man, will stand at Blue Chip One group to oversee racing in Farms in 2018 for $4,000. Ontario A winner of near $1.4 million lifetime, Devious Man was a The board of Ontario Racing and members of the NYSS Champion at 2YO as well as winner of five NYSS legs. Standardbred Alliance have voted to merge the two existing The ?Man? won the Empire Breeders Stake Final and finished organizations. The combined entity will be an independent, second in the Hambletonian and Kentucky Futurity Final as a not-for-profit industry organization that will represent all 3YO. Ontario racetracks and horse racing industry associations in "We are very excited to have Devious Man in the barn to the Province with one unified voice. carry on the legacy of Credit Winner and Blue Chip in New ?We?re excited to announce the merger of the two York trotting,? said Tom Grossman, principal at Blue Chip organizations to create a more inclusive Ontario Racing with Farms. "Along with Bettor's Delight and Art Major, this blood an expanded membership and governance mandate,? said has literally given life to our farm and our families. Devious Hugh Mitchell, chair of Ontario Racing?s board of directors. Man has all the attributes to do the same for the next ?Both the board of Ontario Racing and the Standardbred generation, and I am confident that with Stroy, my team and Alliance are confident that the merger will create a unified the rest of the partnership we are building, he will be given voice for racing to advocate for the sector?s interests and every chance to carry the flag and ?Take On The World.?" ultimately negotiate a long-term funding agreement that A quality cross to Valley Victory, Cantab Hall and Donato ensures the sustainability of three breeds of horse racing in Hanover line mares, booking inquires can be made directly to Ontario.? Ed Amezcua, [email protected]. The newly formed entity will create a more cost-effective ? Blue Chip Farms and streamlined approach to industry administration and governance, as well as a more collaborative and effective Grey Cup champs at Woodbine approach to decision-making and strategic planning on behalf of 15 racetracks and racing industry associations tonight across the province. Woodbine Racetrack will play host to members of the Grey Ontario Racing will create a not-for-profit to be called Cup champion Toronto Argonauts tonight (Fri., Dec. 15) to Ontario Racing Management (ORM), utilizing shared celebrate and honor their recent championship victory. resources from Woodbine Entertainment?s management The Argonauts will be bringing the Grey Cup to Woodbine for team. This formula follows the successful business model of this special evening of live standardbred racing. the Standardbred Alliance and allows racetracks to realize The Grey Cup champions will be dropping by the on multiple operational cost savings.

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?Members of the Standardbred Alliance have benefitted Jim Compton to receive Lifetime from Woodbine Entertainment?s expertise and have realized countless benefits including greater operational efficiencies Achievement Award at Batavia and a coordinated approach to overcoming shared Jim Compton has been a respected western New York challenges,? said Ian Fleming of Clinton Raceway. horseman for over 35 years. He trained, drove and bred many The newly-merged organization is committed to having a horses that are still remembered at his home tracks for their competitive nature and success. three-year business plan in place by April 1, 2018. The plan will include guarantees of purse payments for all member tracks, staking programs and race schedules, as well as establishing and administering common racetrack rules and policies. ?Once the long-term funding model is determined, the sector can move towards a more sustainable plan for racing, which includes strengthening the industry to meet public demand and ensure the long-term success of viable racetracks,? said Sue Leslie, [resident, Horsemen?s Benevolent and Protective Association. ?We need to work together, all racetracks and horsepeople, and we are committed to working collaboratively with all industry stakeholders moving forward.? ?The alliance track model has helped stabilize racing since its inception. Merging the alliance tracks and OR will create a unified voice to communicate with government and secure Tim Bojarski the long-term funding. ORM will help sustain racing in Horseman Jim Compton (with Michael Scores) has been named the winner of a Lifetime Achievement Award by Upstate New York Ontario for years to come,? said Bill O?Donnell, president of Chapter of the United States Harness Writers Association. Central Ontario Standardbred Association. For his years of dedication to the sport, the Upstate New ? Ontario Racing York Chapter of the United States Harness Writers Association (USHWA) will present him with the Lifetime Achievement Award in the winner?s circle at Batavia Downs Survivor Pick 10 wager a solid on Saturday (Dec. 16) during the 10th annual ?Night of gamble Distinction? awards ceremony. If you think you have to bet big or be part of a syndicate to Compton?s full-time job was working for General Motors in rake the pot in the Meadowlands' new 20 Cent Survivor Pick Rochester, NY, but his passion was for harness racing. So in 10 wager, you've got it all wrong. 1978 he started moonlighting at the farm of local driving legend Fred Haslip to learn the ins and outs of the business. The early returns are in on the Big M's challenging new After a few years he got his trainers license and in 1983 he bet, and not only is it popular, but the results prove that a drove his first race. small player can hit a nice ticket if they can survive and Compton and his wife Sandra always ran a small but advance. successful stable, racing horses such as Sly Hi, No Parking ?Thus far (through nine days), the average winning ticket Zone, Splurging Rita, Gasper Again and Held For Ransom, paid $6,552 with an average ticket cost of $80.82. One of our who won multiple Opens at Batavia Down, Vernon Downs sharp patrons hit a winning ticket when he or she invested and Buffalo Raceway en route to amassing 51 lifetime wins. only 80 cents,? said Meadowlands chief operating officer and When Held For Ransom?s career was over, Compton bred general manager Jason Settlemoir. him to one of his race mares named Suspicious Burns and The wager calls for a handicapper to select the winner of the result of that breeding was a horse named Michael the first race. If they do that, they advance to the second. Scores. Then the third, and so on until no "survivor" remains, with Michael Scores was a New York Sires Stake star and that patron or patrons taking home the cash. rock-solid overnight campaigner for 11 years. He won 86 Through the end of December, the Big M will race Thursday races and earned $668,079 lifetime without ever seeing the through Saturday. Post time is 7:15 p.m. Grand Circuit. He set track records at Tioga Downs (1:50.4) and at Batavia Downs (1:52.1) when he won the 2006 Kane ? Dave Little / Meadowlands media relations Memorial Pace. And he will always be remembered for his

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?intentionally parked out? style of racing. This will be the second consecutive year that Woodbine Compton?s numbers were not gaudy, however they were has offered a Jackpot Hi-5 mandatory payout on the final efficient. On the training side, he had 578 wins out of 2,892 card before Christmas. starts with $1.9 million in purses and a UTR of .337. As a A mandatory payout on December 23, 2016, which had a driver, he won 522 races out of 2,725 starts and made $1.13 carryover of $548,396, saw more than $2 million of new million in purses and a UDR of .330. And all the horses he money wagered into the pool. Horseplayers that correctly either trained or drove were 50 per cent in the money over selected the top-five finishers in order scored a Holiday his entire career. bonus of $4,842.70 for a $0.20 ticket. ? Tim Bojarski, for UNY USHWA The most recent mandatory payout offered on the Woodbine standardbred product was on Oct. 14 at Mohawk. The carryover that evening was a record $978,779 and Little joins Big M broadcast crew horseplayers wagered an additional $2.3 million on the Hi-5. The Meadowlands Racetrack is pleased to announce that Winning horseplayers on Oct. 14 got back $2,446.33 for a HRU correspondent Dave Little has been added to the Big $0.20 ticket. M's television and media relations staffs. His first appearance The Jackpot Hi-5 requires horseplayers to select the was during last night?s nine-race card. top-five finishers in order and features a $0.20 minimum Little will serve as the primary co-host (alongside Dave wager with a 15 per cent takeout. The wager is offered Brower) and occasional host of the track's award-winning nightly on the final-race of each card. nightly simulcast production that is seen in every venue that For more information leading up to the Standardbred takes action on Meadowlands racing. He'll serve in the same Jackpot Hi-5 mandatory payout, follow @WoodbineSB on capacity on the ?Racing from the Meadowlands? replay show, Twitter. which can be seen on SportsNet New York (SNY) after a live race card. ? Mark McKelvie / WEG standardbred communications The long-time harness racing aficionado will also be responsible to send out the nightly release that recaps the Horses of the meet announced for evening's action. Batavia Downs ?We are happy to have Dave back at the Meadowlands,? said track chief operating officer and general manager Jason The Upstate New York Chapter of the United States Settlemoir. ?Dave did plenty of TV work at the track years Harness Writers Association (USHWA) have announced their ago, and more recently, did our morning-line odds and horses of the meet for 2017 at Batavia Downs. program analysis. He has been a patron of the Meadowlands Pacer of the Meet: Focus Power for nearly four decades and we are looking forward to having While racing in the top open class for 13 starts at Batavia, him ? and that wealth of experience he brings ? on our western New York newcomer Focus Power won three times team.? and finished second another five while amassing $36,010 in Little was a long-time newspaperman, first handicapping purses. He was on fire in September when he won three out both harness and thoroughbred races for the New York Post of four starts while setting two new lifetime marks during before moving on to the New York Daily News, where he that period (Sept. 2, 1:53 and Sept. 23, 1:52.4). served as racing editor, columnist and handicapper for 24 After being claimed at Yonkers just prior to the start of the years. He is the Grand Circuit Week track announcer at Batavia meet, Focus Power made an immediate impact to the Goshen (N.Y.) Historic Track and also calls the action every good fortunes of owner James Caradori and trainer Darrin year at the Orleans County Fair in Barton, VT. Monti. Driver Drew Monti was aboard for every start. Overall, ? Meadowlands media relations Focus Power has nine wins in 2017 and earnings that total $97,395. Woodbine announces Jackpot Trotter of the Meet: BZ Glide BZ Glide was a fixture in the weekly open trot once again Hi-5 mandatory payout this year and showed although he?s getting older, he hasn?t Christmas will come a few days early for horseplayers, as lost a step. In 15 starts against the local best, BZ Glide won Woodbine Racetrack has announced a mandatory payout on three with six seconds and a third banking $34,405 in the the Standardbred Jackpot Hi-5 for Saturday, Dec. 23. process. He also set a seasonal mark of 1:56.3. The Jackpot Hi-5 carryover currently sits at $153,104.77 As has been the case every year, the family affair of Alana with six-cards remaining ahead of December 23. There will Caprio training and Mike Caprio driving, the two also team be no freezing of the pool ahead of the mandatory payout. up in ownership of the big trotting gelding. For the year, BZ Glide has a total of five wins and earnings of $52,405.

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Mare of the Meet: Voltina racing career, New Vocations stands ready to assist with its Competing the entire meet in the fillies and mares Open I aftercare needs. ?We rehabilitate the horses, break them to or II, Voltina was as tough as they came winning three Open ride and care for them until a qualified adopter can be I?s and one Open II along with six second place finishes and found,? said executive director Dot Morgan. ?Then we educate took home purses totaling $34,060. She took her seasonal the adopters on the characteristics of racehorses, answer mark of 1:55 at Batavia as well. myriads of questions, encourage them through problems and offer training guidelines. New Vocations has a lifetime return Owned by CHS Racing LLC, the Tony Cummings-trained policy for any horse that it has adopted. Voltina had a career year winning a total of eight races and earning $69,456 in purses. Kevin Cummings was aboard for ?The stallion auction is our biggest fundraiser of the year. If the majority of her starts. you have a breeding that?s not going to be used, please consider donating it. Or, if you know someone that?s not Claimer of the Meet: Quicksilvercandy A using theirs, tell them about our need. Generating dollars is Listed as the winning-est pacer in North America for a the ultimate goal so if you don?t have a breeding, think about good portion of the year, Quicksilvercandy A had a field day a year end contribution.? racing at Batavia Downs. Moving up and down the class New Vocations is a 501 (c) 3 charity; donations are ladder, the mare ended up winning seven claiming races tax-deductible to the extent of the law. For information including the $20,000 Claiming Championship final for her about the stallion auction or donating a horse email division in November. Her four seconds and two thirds also [email protected] or call (937) 947-4020. Donations helped bump up her bankroll to $40,165 for the meet. can be made through our website at www.NewVocations.org Owned and driven by Larry Stalbaum, Quicksilvercandy A or mailed to New Vocations 3293 Wright Rd. Laura, OH recorded a career year of 20 wins and $108,994 in earnings 45337. under the training of Kim Asher. ? Dot Morgan Most Improved Horse of the Meet: In Runaway Bay N In Runaway Bay N came to Batavia Downs off a less than stellar early part of the year. He made his first start at Cherry buy into Heston Blue Chip Batavia in August, winning in the bottom class; non-winners Eric Cherry proprietor of Let It Rides Stables and On of $1,000 in 1:55.1. He strung together four wins while Gait.com, the Internet sales site, has bought into the stallion working his way up to the Open where he finished second Heston Blue Chip, p,3,1:48 ($1,781,881) arguably the best two weeks in a row. The following week he faced Foiled bred son of American Ideal in stud today. Again and finished a respectable fourth to the richest Mr. Cherry owns a portion of former Canadian and now standardbred of all time. Since then he has won three Open Delaware stallion Badlands Hanover along with Winbak paces. For the meet, he took a seasonal mark of 1:53.1 and Farms and will own Heston Blue Chip also with Winbak earned $39,050. Farms. In Runaway Bay N is owned by Super Mile LLC and is Heston Blue Chip, the first and most successful foal of the trained by Angelo Nappo. Kevin Cummings was in the bike brilliant Cam?s Card Shark-mare Shot Togo Blue Chip is a full for the bulk of the work. brother to Sunfire Blue Chip, p,3,1:48.3f ($1,275,555) The connections of these horses will be presented their Gweneeee J p,4,1:50.1 and half brother the hotshot trophies in the winner?s circle at Batavia Downs on Saturday 2-year-old I?m Trigger Happy p,2,1:52.2 (Dec. 16) during the 10th annual ?Night of Distinction? ?I was impressed that he was the champion 3-year-old of awards ceremony. perhaps the strongest crop in recent times over Sweet Lou, A ? Tim Bojarski, for UNY USHWA Rock N Roll Dance, Pet Rock, Thinking Out Loud, Bolt The Duer, Mel Mara, Panther Hanover and State Treasurer and was the betting favorite in the 2012 over Breedings needed to benefit New most of those opponents,? said Cherry who currently owns 60 Vocations broodmares. New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program is currently Heston Blue Chip will stand for 2018 at Winbak Farms of organizing its 20th Annual Stallion Auction to be held New York for a fee of $5,000. through OnGait.com Feb 6-8, 2018. The program annually ? Bob Marks offers hundreds of former racehorses a safety net through rehabilitation, retraining, and placement in carefully screened and monitored homes. New Vocations embraces racing and the excitement and joy of racehorse ownership. At the conclusion of a horse?s

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Wednesday's Results: 7, DD, $16,000, P, FILLIES AND MARES WINNERS OF 4 RACES LIFE (W/OF 6 N/E) FOR WINNERS OF A RACE LAST 4 STARTS 4YO & UNDER, 27.2, 55.1, 1:23.2, 1:51.3, FT 1-Roselily (f, 3, Big Jim--Emmas Lily, by Artiscape) O-Wm Kenneth Wood & William J Dittmar Jr & Stephen J Iaquinta & Minisink Farms LLC. B-Stephanie A & Brian D Cassell, CA. T-Eric Ell. D-Art Stafford Jr, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 21-6-2-6, $78,109 2-Take Em (f, 3, Palone Ranger--Fighting Major Usa, by Big Towner) O-Shirley A Le Vin. B-Shirley A & Arthur D Le Vin. T-Robert Reeser. D-Corey Callahan, $4,000 3-All About The Pace (f, 3, Roll With Joe--Queen Of Blues, by DA YTON report Artsplace), $23,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Triple D Stables Inc & Jfe Enterprise LLC. B-Fair Winds Farm Inc. T-Jason Johnson. D-, $1,920 Thursday's Results: Calls: Q, 1H, 1H, 1, 1H - Finish Order: Shock N Awe, 10, Dtn, $18,500, T, OPEN HANDICAP (N/W $10,000 IN LAST 4 Magicinthemoonlite, Moment To Ponder, Northernlands, Ideal In STARTS OR N/W 10 PM RACES DRAWN INSIDE), 28.2, 58.0, 1:26.2, Cash, Honest Gambler 1:55.3, FT 1-Churita (m, 5, Airzoom Lindy--Stonebridge Volare, by Yankee To watch the race replay click here Paco), $3,700 2013 HOOSIER O-Porterproffesionalservice. B-Devon R Chupp. T-Matt Rheinheimer. D-Matt Rheinheimer, $9,250, Lifetime 10, DD, $25,000, P, FILLIES AND MARES OPEN, 26.3, 55.0, 1:22.3, Record: 66-29-16-9, $771,710 1:51.0, FT 2-Mugshot Man (g, 4, Jailhouse Jesse--Photo Emmy, by S J's Photo) 1-Nat A Virgin (m, 6, Always A Virgin--Nat-a-tat-tat, by Blissfull O-John H Holman. B-John H Holman. T-Fred Morgan Jr. D-Kyle Ater, Hall), $9,500 2012 IN-PREM O-Michael Casalino Jr. B-Dustin Jones $4,625 Stables Inc, CA & William L Jones. T-Dylan Davis. D-Corey Callahan, 3-Fantasy League (g, 4, And Away We Go--Fantasy Hanover, by Super $12,500, Lifetime Record: 103-20-12-14, $412,229 Bowl), $9,000 2014 OH-SEL O-Jerry Zosel. B-Bill D Troyer. T-Steven Crist. D-Tyler Smith, $2,220 Calls: 10Q, 5Q, 4T, 3H, NK - Finish Order: Impressive Chief, Jesse's 2-Enhance Your Mind (m, 5, Riggins--Enhance The Night, by Western Promise, No Whip Chip, Monopoly Blue Chip, Sum It Up, Milford's Z Ideal) O-Bryan J Truitt. B-Bulletproof Enterprises. T-Bryan Truitt. Tam D-Victor Kirby, $7,500 To watch the race replay click here 3-Divas Image (m, 4, Bettor's Delight--Rocknroll Diva, by Rocknroll Hanover) O-Our Horse Cents Stables & Stable 45 & J&T Silva Stables, LLC. B-Mark E Steacy, CA & Bannon Stables, CA & Diane DOVER DOWNS report Bertrand, CA. T-Jennifer Bongiorno. D-Tim Tetrick, $3,000 Calls: 7, 3T, 3H, Q, 1 - Finish Order: Empress Deo, Keystone Riptide, Sweet Bobbie, Jag Out, St Kitts Tuesday's Results: 10, DD, $25,000, T, OPEN, 27.3, 56.3, 1:25.3, 1:55.3, FT To watch the race replay click here 1-I Like My Boss (g, 6, Don Boss Vita--Wild One, by CR Commando) O-Robert R Shahan & M Jimmy Parsons Jr & Ashley M Parsons. B-Robert R Shahan & M Jimmy Parsons Jr & Ashley M Parsons. T-Robert Shahan. D-Allan Davis, $15,000, Lifetime Record: 115-36-16-19, $498,720 2-Uva Hanover (g, 6, Cantab Hall--Up Front Laura, by Andover Hall), $50,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Stake Your Claim Stable & Martin R Sternberg. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Linda Toscano. D-Tim Tetrick, $6,250 3-Kanthaka (h, 4, Triumphant Caviar--Elena, by San Pellegrino) O-R.B.H. Ventures Inc & Christopher F Beaver. B-Wilbur Stoll Lang. T-Scott Di Domenico. D-Anthony Morgan, $3,000 Calls: 1H, 1H, 1, 1, HD - Finish Order: Theresademoninme, Celebrity Pegasus, Murmur Hanover, Crazshana, Home'n Dry To watch the race replay click here

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11, DD, $18,000, P, FILLIES AND MARES WINNERS OF 6 RACES LIFE 9, DD, $16,000, P, WINNERS OF 4 RACES LIFE (W/OF 6 N/E) FOR (W/OF 9 N/E) FOR WINNERS OF A RACE FOR A PURSE > $7,500 WINNERS OF A RACE LAST 4 STARTS 4YO & UNDER, 26.3, 54.3, LAST 4 STARTS 5YO & UNDER, 27.2, 57.1, 1:24.4, 1:52.2, FT 1:23.0, 1:52.2, FT 1-Rockin Bb (f, 3, Rockin Image--Yankee Pankee Bb, by Yankee 1-Jack Roger (g, 3, Rock N Roll Heaven--Stonebridge Prima, by Cruiser), $38,000 2015 Hoosier O-Frank E Chick. B-Victory Hill Farm Camluck), $10,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Alan R Welch. B-William A Inc. T-Kevin Lare. D-Eddie Davis Jr, $10,800, Lifetime Record: Wagoner Jr & John L Ballinger. T-Jason Skinner. D-Tim Tetrick, 33-7-8-5, $147,155 $9,600, Lifetime Record: 10-6-0-2, $51,190 2-Ok Jasmine (f, 3, Rock N Roll Heaven--Fanciful, by Jenna's Beach 2-American Sportsman (c, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--Precious Boy) O-Richard M Lombardo. B-Oak Knoll Stables, CA. T-Josh Green. Beauty, by Jate Lobell) O-George & Tina Dennis Racing. B-James L D-Victor Kirby, $4,500 Avritt Sr. T-Joseph Columbo. D-Eddie Davis Jr, $4,800 3-Bad Lightning (m, 4, Badlands Hanover--Malocchio, by Albert 3-Sir Will's Wish (g, 3, Cam's Card Shark--Ashlee's Wish, by Magical Albert), $14,500 2014 CAN-YS O-Nanticoke Racing Inc & Joshua Mike), $15,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Jo Ann Looney-King. B-Winbak Davis Parker. B-Charlotte Ranch, CA & Caneast Standards Inc, CA. Farm. T-Jim King Jr. D-Victor Kirby, $2,304 T-Joshua Parker. D-Art Stafford Jr, $2,592 Calls: 3, 2, HD, 1H, NS - Finish Order: Manceiver, River's Crest, Rock Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1H, 2H - Finish Order: Cougar Creek, Dreaming Proof, Bugsy Maguire, Im The Director, Mr Varsity Silly, Never Back Down, Corner Table, Rewind Again, Topville Camaro To watch the race replay click here To watch the race replay click here 10, DD, $25,000, P, OPEN HANDICAP 3 YEAR OLDS ASSIGNED, 26.4, Thursday's Results: 54.3, 1:22.4, 1:51.0, FT 4, DD, $18,000, P, CLAIMING HANDICAP $25,000 - $35,000 POST 1-Cajon Lightning (g, 5, Mach Three--Tex In The City, by Magical POSITION DRAWN BY PRICE, 26.2, 54.4, 1:23.1, 1:50.4, FT Mike) O-Wm Kenneth Wood & William J Dittmar Jr & Stephen J 1-Cyclone Kiwi N (g, 7, Jereme's Jet--Another Kiwi, by Clever Iaquinta & Minisink Farms LLC. B-John C Taylor, CA. T-Eric Ell. D-Art Innocence) O-Bamond Racing LLC. B-A S Donaldson, NZ. T-Jeffrey Stafford Jr, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 78-19-18-7, $253,070 Bamond Jr.. D-Tim Tetrick, $9,000, Lifetime Record: 66-18-12-6, 2-Sicily (g, 5, Art Major--Capri Hanover, by Western Ideal), $75,000 $226,002 2013 LEX-SEL O-Legacy Racing Of De Inc & Reginald A Hazzard II. 2-Jet Airway (h, 6, Jereme's Jet--Aromatic, by Artiscape), $36,000 B-Brittany Farms LLC. T-Wayne Givens. D-Montrell Teague, $7,500 2012 SHS-HBG O-Michael Casalino Jr & Dylan P Davis. B-Spring 3-Arque Hanover (h, 5, Rock N Roll Heaven--A Pippin Hanover, by Haven Farm. T-Dylan Davis. D-Corey Callahan, $4,500 Dragon Again), $130,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Thomas A Lazzaro & 3-Hi Sir (g, 9, Sir Luck--Hikari, by Abercrombie) O-Russell H Foster. Robert Cooper Stables LLC & Abraham N Basen. B-Hanover Shoe B-Elite Breeding Partners. T-Russell Foster. D-Russell Foster, $2,160 Farms Inc. T-Dylan Davis. D-Corey Callahan, $3,000 Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 2, 1 - Finish Order: Play The Field, Real Kid, Rock Calls: 8T, 7Q, 2H, HD, H - Finish Order: Q's Cruise, On Precious, Happy Andyversary, Coach Cal Moonliteonthebeach, Major Uptrend, Vapour N, Special T Rocks To watch the race replay click here To watch the race replay click here

6, DD, $18,000, P, CLAIMING HANDICAP $25,000 - $35,000 POST 13, DD, $18,000, P, WINNERS OF 6 RACES LIFE (W/OF 9 N/E) FOR POSITION DRAWN BY PRICE, 26.2, 54.0, 1:22.1, 1:51.3, FT WINNERS OF A RACE FOR A PURSE > $8,000 LAST 6 STARTS 4YO & 1-I Am The Cowboy (g, 6, Hawaiian Cowboy--Synchronized, by UNDER, 26.3, 55.0, 1:23.2, 1:51.2, FT Arturo) O-William E Emmons. B-Jana Lee Rucker & Dr Kenneth M 1-Daiymir (c, 3, Mr Wiggles--Cookie Money, by The Panderosa) Rucker MD. T-Jason Johnson. D-Tim Tetrick, $9,000, Lifetime Record: O-George Teague Jr Inc.. B-Ryan L Bailey. T-Clyde Francis. 114-25-18-14, $206,129 D-Montrell Teague, $10,800, Lifetime Record: 14-8-3-1, $102,350 2-Western Young Gun (g, 5, Western Ideal--I've Got The Life, by Life 2-Hypothetical (c, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--Restive Hanover, by Sign), $15,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Forrest L Bartlett. B-Spring Haven The Panderosa), $45,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Brian S & Carrie M Farm & Doug Millard Holdings Usa Inc., CA. T-Kevin Lare. D-Eddie Malone. B-Diamond Creek Farm LLC. T-Brian Malone. D-Anthony Davis Jr, $4,500 Morgan, $5,400 3-Whirl Monroe (g, 8, Real Desire--Western Whirl, by Western Ideal), 3-Drunkonaplane (g, 3, Rock N Roll Heaven--Ali Badali, by Artsplace), $25,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Arty L Foster III & Wanda May Saulsbury. $27,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-Paul Kelley Racing Stable & Alea Ashly B-Perretti Farms. T-Arty Foster Jr. D-Victor Kirby, $2,160 Macdonald. B-Crawford Farms LLC. T-Dylan Davis. D-Corey Callahan, Calls: 7T, 5H, 5Q, 2H, HD - Finish Order: Just Bettor, Tendtowin, $2,160 Reggiano, Bluebird Ideal, Big Place Calls: 9, 3Q, 1T, NS, HD - Finish Order: I'll Call U Later, To watch the race replay click here Doubleshottahott, Inforce, Fox Valley Inferno, False Response, Mandalay Hall To watch the race replay click here

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3-Explosive Zette (f, 3, Explosive Matter--Pauls Wink, by Lindy Lane), HARRAH'S PHILLY report $12,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-Robert D Main. B-Joie De Vie Farm LLC. T-Jason Robinson. D-Andrew McCarthy, $1,920 Wednesday's Results: Calls: 1T, 1H, 1H, 2, HD - Finish Order: Ki Ki Canolli, 6, Phl, $16,000, T, 4 Year Olds and Under, Non-Winners 5 Ext. PM Andovertheplace, Auteur Hanover, Kabang, Aces And Eights Races or $50,000 Lifetime. (PA Preferred), 28.2, 58.0, 1:25.4, 1:55.3, FT To watch the race replay click here 1-Arch Credit (g, 3, Credit Winner--Arch Magic, by Kadabra), $27,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC. 14, Phl, $16,000, P, Horses, Colts, and Geldings, 4 Years Old and B-Stirling Brook Farms Inc. T-Ron Burke. D-Jim Marohn Jr, $8,000, Under, Non-Winners 5 Ext. PM Races or $50,000 Lifetime. (PA Lifetime Record: 31-5-5-4, $83,893 Preferred), 27.0, 55.2, 1:22.1, 1:51.1, FT 1-Odds On Delray (g, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--My Little Dragon, by Dragon Again), $105,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-Odds On Racing. B-Av 2-Alexandria Hanover (f, 3, Cantab Hall--Allamerican Phoebe, by & Son Bloodstock LLC. T-Tony Alagna. D-Brett Miller, $8,000, Muscles Yankee), $25,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-George Beck. Lifetime Record: 26-4-5-2, $121,675 B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Donna Marshall. D-Jim Marshall III, $4,000 3-Zette Starling (f, 3, Muscle Massive--Scottish Starlet, by Angus 2-Big Bad Mike (g, 3, Big Bad John--Malinka, by McArdle) O-Howard Hall), $8,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-Cozette M Mc Avoy. B-W J Donovan. A & Judith S Taylor. B-Howard A & Judith S Taylor. T-Dylan Davis. T-Cozette Mc Avoy. D-Tim Tetrick, $1,920 D-Pat Lachance, $4,000 Calls: 3, 1T, 3H, 4H, 4Q - Finish Order: L Dees Yoyo Ma, Con Air Hall, 3-Ozone Blue Chip (g, 3, Bettor's Delight--Soiree, by Real Artist), Muay Hanover, Southwind Larado, Larson Hanover $30,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Ron Coyne Stables, Inc & Blair C Corbeil, To watch the race replay click here CA & Christopher J Mazzone. B-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. T-Ron Coyne Jr. D-Andy Miller, $1,920 8, Phl, $16,000, P, Horses, Colts, and Geldings, 4 Years Old and Calls: 1H, 3, 6, 8H, 6Q - Finish Order: Harry Terror, Fernado, Santafe's Under, Non-Winners 5 Ext. PM Races or $50,000 Lifetime. (PA Coach, Rough Odds, Lots Of Lovin Preferred), 27.2, 57.0, 1:24.0, 1:52.4, FT To watch the race replay click here 1-News Watch (g, 3, Bettor's Delight--Ideal News, by Western Ideal), $40,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-J L Sadowsky LLC. B-Brittany Farms LLC & Thursday's Results: Val D'Or Farms. T-Robert Bresnahan Jr. D-Brett Miller, $8,000, 3, Phl, $15,500, T, Winners of 5 but not more than 7 Ext. PM Races Lifetime Record: 30-4-4-5, $52,840 Lifetime., 27.3, 57.0, 1:25.0, 1:53.3, FT 1-Jack Vernon (g, 4, Muscle Hill--Vernon Blue Chip, by Sir Taurus), $50,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Andy Miller Stable Inc & Jason E Allen. B-Al J Libfeld, CA. T-Julie Miller. D-Andy Miller, $7,750, Lifetime Record: 36-7-6-5, $103,058 2-Northern Spy (g, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--Apple, by Art Major), $35,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-J L Benson Stables Inc. B-Perretti Racing 2-Gustavo Fring (g, 3, Explosive Matter--Uf Annka Sister, by Donato Stb LLC. T-Nick Surick. D-Andy Miller, $4,000 Hanover), $20,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-Gilberto Garcia-Herrera & Michi 3-Ultimate Flyer N (g, 3, Bettor's Delight--Time Flies, by In The Yvette Abday. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. Pocket) O-Carl G Cito Jr & Christopher Giaccio. B-G P & Mrs K J D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $3,875 Walsh, NZ. T-Carl Cito Jr. D-Tim Tetrick, $1,920 3-Iron Mine Johnny (g, 3, Explosive Matter--Up Front Juansteen, by Calls: 3Q, 3H, 2H, 2, 2 - Finish Order: Perfectly Close, Reach For Andover Hall), $45,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Iron Mine Branch LLC. Infinity, Bettor In Blue, John Dally, Medieval Dragon B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Greg Haverstick. D-Andrew McCarthy, To watch the race replay click here $1,860 Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1H, 1Q - Finish Order: Memory, Abbie's Celticlass, 10, Phl, $16,000, T, 4 Year Olds and Under, Non-Winners 5 Ext. PM Casino Cutie It, Stealth Hanover, Its Chocolate Time Races or $50,000 Lifetime. (PA Preferred), 27.3, 57.4, 1:26.1, 1:55.4, FT To watch the race replay click here 1-Cresurrey (c, 3, Credit Winner--Surrey With Fringe, by Angus Hall), $90,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Purple Haze Stables LLC. B-Jonas L Schlabach. T-Trond Smedshammer. D-Jim Marohn Jr, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 20-6-5-1, $119,742 2-Skyway Cobra (g, 4, Here Comes Herbie--Christy Rae, by Conway Hall), $32,000 2014 HOOSIER O-Arlene E Cameron. B-Slabach Bro . T-Arlene Cameron. D-Corey Callahan, $4,000

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7, Phl, $17,500, T, Non-Winners $20,000 Last 5 Starts. (Winners in 3-Cash Me Out (g, 6, Cash Hall--China Victory, by Valley Victory), this class or higher in their last start are ineligible.) Also Eligible: $11,500 2012 MORRIS O-Traylor Racing LLC. B-Lawrence S Smith. NW 9 Ext. PM Races or $90,000 Lifetime., 27.0, 55.2, 1:23.4, 1:53.4, FT T-Kyle Spagnola. D-Dan Cappello Jr, $2,340 1-Explosive Man (g, 5, Explosive Matter--Toni's Wink, by CR Calls: 4H, 2T, 1Q, 3H, 2 - Finish Order: Cash Leebrook, Can I Say, Commando), $20,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Hero Stables. B-Joie De Vie Twisted Pretzel, Stirling Cadet Farm LLC. T-Robert Krivelin. D-Corey Callahan, $8,750, Lifetime To watch the race replay click here Record: 31-13-2-4, $109,230 2-Opulent Yankee (g, 6, Muscles Yankee--Opulent Bluestone, by 10, Stga, $15,000, T, Winners Over $25,000 lifetime. Post Position Conway Hall), $4,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Little E LLC & Arthur S Geiger & David M Stolz. B-Little E LLC. T-Julie Miller. D-Andy Miller, Nos. 1-3 and 4-7 - Drawn Post Position No. 8 - Assigned, 28.2, 59.1, $4,375 1:28.1, 1:58.0, FT 3-Panamanian Hanover (g, 7, Andover Hall--Princess Cruise, by 1-Armor Hanover (g, 8, SJ's Caviar--Armbro Espionage, by Mr Lavec), Donerail), $25,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Theodore Gewertz. B-Hanover $7,000 2010 NJ-CL O-Douglas Berkeley & Leslie A Berkeley, CA. Shoe Farms Inc. T-Scott Di Domenico. D-Pat Berry, $2,100 B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Douglas Berkeley. D-Jim Devaux, Calls: 7, 9, 4H, 1, 3H - Finish Order: Simeon, Wings Of Royalty, Speed $7,500, Lifetime Record: 127-22-24-11, $282,393 It, Earn Your Wings, Worth The Money As To watch the race replay click here 2-Golden Tate (g, 7, Credit Winner--Bundle Of Gold, by Conway Hall), 10, Phl, $15,000, T, Non-Winners $15,000 Last 5 Starts. (Starters in $20,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Brett D Derue & Garry L Simzer, CA. a class higher than NW $22,500 or winners in this class or higher in B-Stephen Perrine Dey. T-Brett Derue. D-Jordan Derue, $3,750 their last start are ineligible.) Also Eligible: NW 7 Ext. PM Races or 3-Quick Feet (g, 6, Crazed--Box Trot, by Cumin), $35,000 2012 $70,000 Lifetime., 27.1, 56.0, 1:25.0, 1:55.3, FT SHS-HBG O-James V Corona & John J Shufon. B-Concord Stud Farm 1-Spicedbourbongirl (m, 4, Cantab Hall--All In The Muscles, by LLC. T-Dave Spagnola. D-Frank Coppola Jr, $1,800 Muscles Yankee), $77,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Barbara L Matthews. Calls: 1H, 1H, 1T, 3, 4Q - Finish Order: Showmeyourguns, Second B-Mark M Moger & Andy Miller Stable Inc & Albert C Delia Jr. T-Jeff Sister, Battle Mage, The Royal Harry, Muscles On Fire Gregory. D-Jeff Gregory, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 54-11-7-5, To watch the race replay click here $265,623 Thursday's Results: 8, Stga, $15,000, T, Snowflake Mini Series - Horses that raced in 2-Lazurus (g, 7, Credit Winner--Afterglow Hall, by Conway Hall) O-Dr Snowflake on 12-7. Top Money Earners Preferred -, 28.2, 59.0, 1:28.3, Patrick Graham. B-Diamond Creek Farm LLC. T-Kelvin Harrison. 1:59.1, FT D-Andrew McCarthy, $3,750 1-Wrightwood (g, 4, Powerful Emotion--Racy Roz, by Conway Hall), 3-Theraputic (g, 7, Crazed--Psychotherapist, by Yankee Glide), $35,000 2014 WALKER O-Howard J & Joshua L Kaufman. B-Fox $40,000 2011 LEX-SEL O-Bamond Racing LLC. B-Dunroven Stud. Valley Standardbreds. T-Lisa Zabielski. D-Phil Fluet, $7,500, Lifetime T-Jeffrey Bamond Jr.. D-Eric Carlson, $1,800 Record: 42-7-5-2, $62,448 Calls: 1H, 1H, 1Q, 1, NS - Finish Order: Pembroke Castaway, Big 2-My Future Ex (g, 7, Cash Hall--Anything But Love, by Conway Hall), Expense, Somebody As, It Really Matters, Winwood Scout $9,000 2011 MORRIS O-Neal D Chilson. B-Jesmeral Stable. T-Angus To watch the race replay click here Mac Donald. D-Kim Crawford, $3,750 3-Knockout Rosie (m, 8, CR Excalibur--Sweet Gypsy Rose, by Speedy Crown), $10,000 2010 MORRIS O-Laurie A Dudka. B-Winbak Farm. SARATOGA HARNESS report T-Paul Dudka. D-Dan Cappello Jr, $1,800 Calls: 8T, 5T, 2H, 2H, 3 - Finish Order: B Man, Mr Butterworth, Sammy Sunday's Results: De Vie, Cash Now, Hello I'm Johnny, My Friend Charlie 7, Stga, $19,500, T, Open Handicap Post Position Nos. 1 & 2 and 3 & To watch the race replay click here 4 - Drawn Post Position Nos. 5 - 7 - Assigned, 27.2, 57.4, 1:26.3, 1:56.4, FT 1-Ulster (g, 6, Glidemaster--Armbro Definition, by Self Possessed), $2,500 2012 SHS-HBG O-Joseph D Facin Jr & Joseph D Facin. B-Robert B Burgess, CA & Karin B Olsson Burgess, CA. T-Amanda Facin. D-Jay Randall, $9,750, Lifetime Record: 116-22-14-12, $155,491 2-Consolidator (m, 4, Triumphant Caviar--Muscle Toy, by Muscles Yankee), $25,000 2014 OH-SEL O-Bruce A Soulsby & Laura L Baker & Allard Racing Inc, CA & Alan F Weisenberg. B-Rose Run Farm. T-Rene Allard. D-Billy Dobson, $4,875

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6, Wdb, $19,000, P, NW 4 RACES OR $67,000 LIFETIME, 26.4, 56.3, THE M EA DOWS report 1:25.1, 1:52.3 1-Dubious Claim (b,g,3 - Western Terror-Gadgets To Go-Cams Card Tuesday's Results: Shark) O-Dr A J Johnston, Craig Watkins B-Winbak Farm T-Dr A J 8, Mea, $15,000, T, **F&M W/O $10,000 LIFE HANDICAP** P.P.1-5 Johnston D-Paul MacDonell, $9,500, Lifetime Record: 25-7-3-2, DRAWN; 6-7 DRAWN, 29.2, 59.1, 1:28.1, 1:56.4, GD $80,850 1-Bessie (m, 6, Equinox Bi--Cantab's Chorine, by Cantab Hall), $3,000 2012 BHS O-Paula J Clapper & Umholtz Racing Stable Inc & Kennedy Sports Corp. B-M Biasuzzi Stable Inc. T-Ricky Clapper. D-Jim 2-Osborne Seelster (b,g,3 - Big Jim-Outofthefryingpan-No Pan Pantaleano, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 147-42-19-18, $367,097 Intended) O-Leonard Gamble, Ted Macdonnell B-Seelster Farms Inc 2-Classical Annie (m, 5, Andover Hall--Clasicaly Designed, by Lindy T-Ted MacDonnell D-Douglas McNair Lane), $27,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable LLC. B-Winbak 3-Preppy Art (b,g,5 - Art Colony-Electric Smile-Die Laughing) Farm. T-Ron Burke. D-Dave Palone, $3,750 O-Terry Fritz B-Winbak Farm T-Gregg McNair D-Trevor Henry 3-Dirty Secret (m, 5, Justice Hall--Classic Flight, by Chip Chip To watch the race replay click here Hooray), $5,000 2013 IN-PREM O-Peter J Kibler & Kenneth J Owczarczak & Courtney R Mcneight. B-Midland Acres Inc. T-David 9, Wdb, $25,000, T, NW $30,000 LAST 5 STARTS. AE: NW $150,000 Mcneight Jr. D-David Mcneight III, $1,800 LIFETIME. AE: OPT. CLM. $60,000, 26.3, 55.1, 1:24, 1:52.3 Calls: 1H, 1H, 1, 1, T - Finish Order: Glidinthruparadise, Dreamsteeler, 1-Will Take Charge (b,g,4 - Kadabra-Celebrity Angel-Yankee Glide) Driving Miss Sadie, Fancytucky O-Mac Nichol B-Kentuckiana Farms Gen Par T-Jeffrey Gillis D-Jody To watch the race replay click here Jamieson, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 48-11-11-6, $541,550 2-Catch The Dream (b,g,9 - Cash Hall-Anything But Love-Conway Wednesday's Results: Hall) O-Daniel Macisaac B-Jesmeral Stable T-Bruce MacDonald 4, Mea, $20,000, T, **W/O $10,000 LIFE/PREFERRED HANDICAP** D-Phillip Hudon P.P.1-4 DRAWN; 5-7 DRAWN, 27.2, 57.4, 1:25.3, 1:54.2, FT 3-Big Rich (b,g,5 - Donato Hanover-Kidman Hall-Like A Prayer) 1-Wind Of The North (g, 7, Cantab Hall--Talk To The Wind, by Pine O-9099 3833 Quebec Inc, Frank Spagnolo B-Vieux Carre Farms Chip), $5,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-William T Bercury. B-Quantum T-Richard Moreau D-Louis Philippe Roy Farms Corp. T-William Bercury. D-Aaron Merriman, $10,000, Lifetime To watch the race replay click here Record: 131-35-29-15, $852,368 2-Lady's Dude (g, 6, Victory Sam--Lady's Star, by Hi Noon Star) Thursday's Results: O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC & Johnny E 3, Wdb, $16,000, T, 4 YEAR OLDS & YOUNGER, NW 2 (FM 3) RACES Yoder. B-Duane M Lowe. T-Ron Burke. D-Dave Palone, $5,000 OR $20,000 (FM $25,000) LIFETIME, 28, 58.1, 1:28.1, 1:57.4 3-Barn Girl (m, 5, Cash Hall--Turquoise Sweetie, by Dream Vacation), 1-Cool Muscle (b,c,3 - Muscle Mass-Canada Cool-Angus Hall) $8,700 2013 BHS O-Renee J Bercury. B-Morrisville Col Fdn Inc. O-Joann Hayter B-Simeon Sherk T-Edward Hayter D-Scott Young, T-William Bercury. D-Ronnie Wrenn Jr., $2,400 $8,000, Lifetime Record: 6-6-0-0, $28,850 Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1H, H - Finish Order: Classicality, Crosbys Clam 2-Quadrangle (b,g,3 - Muscle Hill-Pilgrims Queen-Broadway Hall) Bake, Dont Rush, True Blue Stride O-Charalambos Christoforou, Banjo Farms B-Charalambos To watch the race replay click here Christroforou T-Charalambos Christoforou D-Chris Christoforou 3-Ice Hockey Hanover (b,g,3 - Donato Hanover-In Dreams-Dream Vacation) O-P C Wellwood Enterprises Inc, Steve Organ B-Hanover WOODBINE report Shoe Farms Inc T-Michael Keeling D-Bob McClure To watch the race replay click here Monday's Results: 1, Wdb, $16,000, T, 4 YEAR OLDS & YOUNGER, NW 2 (FM 3) RACES OR $20,000 (FM $25,000) LIFETIME, 27.4, 57.3, 1:27.4, 1:57.2 1-Stormont Manpower (b,g,3 - Kadabra-Jtlady Strong-Angus Hall) O-Kostas Diakoloukas B-Eric Baker T-Herbert Holland D-Trevor Henry, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 20-2-1-2, $23,620 2-Carson Hill (b,g,3 - Cantab Hall-Costar-S Js Photo) O-Just In Time Stable, The Fine Whine Stable B-Brittany Farms T-Roger Mayotte D-Roger Mayotte 3-Shes Smoke (b,f,3 - Conway Hall-Catch Some Zs-Self Possessed) O-Dr Sheila Atmore, Ronald Waples Jr B-Noelle Duspiva T-Ronald Waples Jr D-Chris Christoforou To watch the race replay click here

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5, Wdb, $16,000, P, 4 YEAR OLDS & YOUNGER, NW 2 RACES OR 3-Winning Lyric (br,c,3 - Credit Winner-Naked Lyric-Yankee Glide) $20,000 LIFETIME, 27, 56.3, 1:25.1, 1:54.2 O-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc, Jeffrey Gillis B-James Wilhite T-Jeffrey 1-Undrafted (b,g,4 - Rocknroll Hanover-Arts Temptress-Artsplace) Gillis D-Jody Jamieson O-Des Tackoor B-Brittany Farms T-Des Tackoor D-Louis Philippe Roy, Race replay unavailable at publication time $8,000, Lifetime Record: 17-2-1-2, $28,450 YONK ERS report

Monday's Results: 2-Heza Big Dealer (b,g,3 - Big Jim-Sheezadiamondealer-Cams Card 6, YR, $17,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF 6 P-M RACES OR $60,000 Shark) O-Mardon Stables B-Ross Bonafield T-Bruce MacDonald LIFETIME. 2,3&4 YEAR OLD FILLIES & MARES, 28.2, 57.1, 1:26.0, D-Randall Waples 1:55.2, FT 3-Sports Cowboy (b,h,4 - Sportswriter-Moving Pictures-D M 1-Legio X Equestris (f, 3, Roll With Joe--Biggest Big Bertha, by Little Dilinger) O-Richard Mishkin B-Darlene Hayes, Casie Coleman Steven) O-Marilee E Keene. B-Marilee E Keene. T-Tom Fanning. To watch the race replay click here D-Eric Goodell, $8,500, Lifetime Record: 29-7-0-7, $65,626 2-Queen Josephine (f, 3, Roll With Joe--Princess Character, by Shady 6, Wdb, $16,000, P, FILLIES & MARES, 5 YEAR OLDS & YOUNGER, Character), $18,000 2015 Goshen O-Ricky A Bucci & Richard L NW 2 RACES OR $21,000 LIFETIME, 27.3, 56.3, 1:25.2, 1:56 Solano. B-Olive Branch Farm & Birnam Wood Farms. T-Ricky Bucci. 1-Restless Hanover (b,f,3 - Somebeachsomewhere-Rockin Everyway- D-Brent Holland, $4,250 Rocknroll Hanover) O-Roland Trudel, Michel Damphousse, Leo 3-Twenty Three Red (m, 4, Mach Three--Rock Solid Virtue, by Tourigny, Rene Bourassa B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc T-Rene Rocknroll Hanover), $30,000 2014 FOREST O-Percy J Elkins, CA. Bourassa D-Louis Philippe Roy, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 19-9-1-2, B-The Merk's Stable. T-Carmen Auciello. D-Matt Kakaley, $2,040 $34,579 Calls: 2H, 2T, NS, Q, NS - Finish Order: Golden Paradise, Sapphire Breeze, Moonlight Spin, Faithful Desire, Lucky Player To watch the race replay click here 2-Chickie Love (b,f,3 - Badlands Hanover-Royal Distraction-Royal Mattjesty) O-Michael Beaver, Byron Beeler B-Winbak Farm T-Duane 7, YR, $22,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF 8 P-M RACES OR $80,000 Marfisi D-Trevor Henry LIFETIME. 2,3&4 YEAR OLD FILLIES & MARES, 27.4, 57.4, 1:26.4, 3-Franschoek (b,f,3 - Bettors Delight-Hidden Gem-Real Desire) 1:54.4, FT O-Millar Farms B-Millar Farms T-Eric Adams D-Michael Saftic 1-Angelinmyway (m, 4, Dontgetinmyway--Ron's Blue Angel, by To watch the race replay click here Panspacificflight), $4,000 2014 HOOSIER O-Scott Tyler George. B-Frank D Baldachino. T-Alaina Alexander. D-Matt Kakaley, $11,000, 8, Wdb, $18,000, T, NW 3 (FM 5) RACES OR NW $44,000 (FM Lifetime Record: 36-16-5-5, $121,380 $50,000) LIFETIME, 28.3, 59.1, 1:27.4, 1:57 2-Berazzled (f, 3, Charley Barley--Razmataz Hanover, by Cam's Card 1-Highland Top Hill (b,f,3 - Muscle Hill-Highland Image-Andover Shark), $7,000 2015 OH-SEL O-Marion Beachy. B-Lisa C Ezzo. T-Scott Hall) O-Highland Thoroughbred FRM B-Highland Thoroughbred Di Domenico. D-George Brennan, $5,500 Frm T-Marty Fine D-Louis Philippe Roy, $9,000, Lifetime Record: 3-Marced For Terror (f, 3, Marced Card--Cameo Terror, by Western 22-4-3-1, $62,622 Terror) O-Barbara Bongiorno Stb LLC & Bill K Lambos & Dionisios 2-I Jasmin (br,m,6 - Muscle Mass-Orillia Seelster-Eager Seelster) Liberatos. B-Royal R & Barbara E Roland. T-Robert Bongiorno. D-Joe O-Anna Glide B-Ming Siu, Yves Blouin T-Anna Glide D-Phillip Hudon Bongiorno, $2,640 3-On First (b,g,3 - Holiday Road-Windsun Firstafair-Angus Hall) Calls: 5, 4, T, 1T, 4 - Finish Order: Kay's Delight, Rei's Star Cross, Well O-Trevor Henry Stables Inc, David Darocy, James Fleming B-Peter What's New, Shady Stella, Pittstop Danika Core T-Shannon Henry D-Trevor Henry To watch the race replay click here To watch the race replay click here

9, Wdb, $18,000, T, NW 3 (FM 5) RACES OR NW $44,000 (FM $50,000) LIFETIME, 28, 57.2, 1:26.2, 1:57.1 1-Jilona (b,f,3 - Johnny William-Phoenix Hornline-Victor Victor) O-Stable Twenty Three Inc B-Overseas Farms Ltd T-Richard Moreau D-Douglas McNair, $9,000, Lifetime Record: 31-6-4-6, $80,826 2-Muscle Almighty (b,g,3 - Muscle Hill-Kadealia-Kadabra) O-Percy Elkins B-Elmer Fannin T-Carmen Auciello D-Jonathan Drury

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8, YR, $17,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF 6 P-M RACES OR $60,000 11, YR, $20,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF $20,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS, LIFETIME. 2,3&4 YEAR OLD COLTS, HORSES & GELDINGS, 27.2, 56.4, 27.2, 56.2, 1:24.3, 1:53.2, FT 1:24.4, 1:53.4, FT 1-All Down The Line (g, 4, Western Ideal--Amazing Marker, by Cole 1-Southern Flight (g, 3, Panspacificflight--Southwind Diana, by Muffler), $18,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Stephen B Schneider & William Artsplace), $15,000 2015 Hoosier O-Dandy Farms Inc & In Over My W Siegel. B-Diamond Creek Farm LLC. T-Marthe Drolet. D-Eric Head Stable. B-Jacob L Miller. T-Scott Di Domenico. D-Yannick Goodell, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 64-9-8-8, $152,646 Gingras, $8,500, Lifetime Record: 38-6-4-8, $128,445 2-Bettor's Western (g, 3, Bettor's Delight--Western Moonlight, by Western Hanover), $33,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Synerco Ventures Inc, CA. B-Fashion Farms LLC. T-Rob Harmon. D-Jim Marohn Jr, $4,250 3-Outkast Blue Chip (c, 3, Rock N Roll Heaven--Armbro Savannah, by Matt's Scooter), $67,000 2015 Goshen O-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. B-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. T-Julie Miller. D-Brent Holland, $2,040 Calls: 1Q, 1H, NS, 1H, T - Finish Order: Hallie's Comet, Sedona 2-Secrecy (g, 4, Mach Three--Unsolved Mystery, by Western Seelster, Ideal Son, Dorel, Bold And Brassy, Lindythefourteenth Hanover), $60,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Thomas Ceraso Jr. B-Brittany To watch the race replay click here Farms LLC & Brian P Monieson Revtrust. T-Jack Franklin. D-Matt Kakaley, $5,000 3-Statesman N (g, 10, Christian Cullen--Club Sport, by Sokys Atom) 9, YR, $22,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF 8 P-M RACES OR $80,000 O-Joe P Racing LLC. B-B A Spurdle, NZ. T-Matias Ruiz. D-Brent LIFETIME. 2,3&4 YEAR OLD FILLIES & MARES, 27.2, 56.1, 1:24.4, Holland, $2,400 1:54.1, FT Calls: 3, 3, 4H, 3H, H - Finish Order: Twin B Speedo, Ari Allstar, 1-Tica Hanover (f, 3, Western Ideal--Transfer Hanover, by Cam's Card Naughty Maravu N, P H Supercam, Royal Heart Shark), $20,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Fiddler's Creek Stables LLC. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Travis Alexander. D-Matt Kakaley, To watch the race replay click here $11,000, Lifetime Record: 22-7-4-1, $78,620 12, YR, $22,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF 8 P-M RACES OR $80,000 LIFETIME. 2,3&4 YEAR OLD COLTS, HORSES & GELDINGS, 27.1, 57.2, 2-Juxta Cowgirl (f, 3, Relentless Yankee--Juxtaposition, by Cole 1:26.0, 1:54.0, FT Muffler) O-Stuart A Oppenheimer & Glasser Racing LLC & Robert 1-Azul Pool (g, 4, Bettor's Delight--Southwind Coral, by No Nukes), Cooper Stables LLC. B-Rick L Huffman. T-Mike Watson. D-Daniel $45,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Ricky A Bucci & Richard L Solano. Dube, $5,500 B-Spring Haven Farm. T-Ricky Bucci. D-Brent Holland, $11,000, 3-Hail Damage Blues (f, 3, Western Ideal--Sass Newton, by Storm Lifetime Record: 57-8-11-15, $195,005 Compensation), $25,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-William J Augustine. 2-Dream Of Luck (g, 3, Camluck--Dream Of Mimi, by Dream Away), B-Winbak Farm. T-Tom Fanning. D-Jason Bartlett, $2,640 $40,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Calls: NS, 2, 1H, 2, T - Finish Order: Maniana, In The Dark, Warrawee Bruscemi LLC. B-Winbak Farm. T-Ron Burke. D-George Brennan, Sunshine, Magic Forces, Skinny Dipper $5,500 To watch the race replay click here 3-Pointomygranson (g, 3, American Ideal--Sangaal, by Real Desire) O-Gold Standard Equine LLC. B-Kenneth Solomon. T-Chris Ryder. D-Jason Bartlett, $2,640 10, YR, $17,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF 6 P-M RACES OR $60,000 Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1H, 1Q - Finish Order: Lightning Onmyfeet, LIFETIME. 2,3&4 YEAR OLD COLTS, HORSES & GELDINGS, 27.3, 56.2, 1:24.4, 1:53.3, FT Mcthriller, Chip Walther, Myidealson N, Nocturnal Bluechip 1-Rock This Way (g, 3, Rocknroll Hanover--Racy Gal Hanover, by To watch the race replay click here Modern Art) O-Santo & Nunzio Vena, CA. B-Santo & Nunzio Vena, CA. T-Richard Banca. D-Jason Bartlett, $8,500, Lifetime Record: 30-5-1-1, $78,496 2-Steuben Jobee (g, 3, American Ideal--Genesee Blue Chip, by Dorunrun Bluegrass) O-William L Sartin & Mark Salerno. B-Steuben Farms. T-Joseph De Carlo. D-Matt Kakaley, $4,250 3-Treasure Mach (g, 3, Mach Three--Keystone Treasure, by Western Hanover), $67,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-William R & Barbara J Ethier. B-Seawind Amg Stbs 2005 Inc, CA. T-Scott Blackler. D-, $2,040 Calls: NS, 1Q, 1H, T, NK - Finish Order: Bamski, Maconupwithedragon, Horsing Around, Semi Automatic, Southwind General, Nox Vegas Bluechip To watch the race replay click here

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Tuesday's Results: 2-Macho Chick (m, 10, Mach Three--Caliterra, by Camluck), $27,000 8, YR, $15,000, P, F&M NON-WINNERS OF $10,000 IN LAST 5 2008 SHS-HBG O-Edward Hall & James R Hall Jr. B-Kendal Hills STARTS WINNERS OVER $80,000 IN 2017 NOT ELIGIBLE. AE. Stud Farm LTD, CA & Dr David G Legge, CA. T-William Adamczyk. OPTIONAL CLAIMING ALLOWANCE $20,000 AE. 3&4 YEAR OLD D-Anthony Napolitano, $3,750 F&M NON-WINNERS OF $100,000 LIFETIME., 27.4, 57.3, 1:27.0, 3-Northern Dali (m, 5, Dali--Smoke It Out, by Albert Albert), $2,700 1:56.1, GD 2013 HOOSIER O-Engel Stable Of Il LLC. B-Martin Schmucker. 1-Fanticipation (m, 6, Rocknroll Hanover--Real Fanfare, by Real T-Nick Surick. D-Matt Kakaley, $1,800 Desire), $13,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Ricky A Bucci & Richard L Solano. Calls: 6Q, 6, 2H, 1, T - Finish Order: Mac's Secure, Millwood Faith N, B-Perretti Farms. T-Ricky Bucci. D-Anthony Napolitano, $7,500, Kamwood Laughter N, I Dance U Prance, Royal Knockout, Lifetime Record: 110-19-15-20, $249,533 Girllookatthatbody To watch the race replay click here

11, YR, $15,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF $10,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS WINNERS OVER $80,000 IN 2017 NOT ELIGIBLE. AE. 3&4 YEAR OLD 2-Givemeyourheart (m, 4, Badlands Hanover--Artists Flower, by Real NON-WINNERS OF $100,000 LIFETIME., 27.2, 56.3, 1:24.2, 1:53.3, GD Artist) O-Cheryl L Costello. B-Cheryl L Costello & Joanne Colville, CA 1-Chaching Hanover (g, 5, Yankee Cruiser--Chana Hanover, by & Emma E Christoforou, CA. T-John Bavosi. D-Eric Goodell, $3,750 Western Ideal), $10,000 2013 FOREST O-Thomas Ceraso Jr. 3-Ashok Ace (m, 5, Panspacificflight--Shadow Baby, by Bettor's B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Jack Franklin. D-Matt Kakaley, $7,500, Delight) O-Brittany M Robertson. B-Tanah Merah Farms LLC. Lifetime Record: 99-11-22-11, $190,584 T-Brittany Robertson. D-Jason Bartlett, $1,800 Calls: 6H, 5Q, 2Q, NS, H - Finish Order: Analyze, Ideal Ice, Deuces For Charity, Joyful Game, Velocity Vespa, Lk's Nancy Lee To watch the race replay click here 2-Century Churchill (g, 4, Mach Three--Im Betting On You, by 9, YR, $15,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF $10,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS Bettor's Delight), $20,000 2014 CAN-YS O-Carly L Roman. B-Century WINNERS OVER $80,000 IN 2017 NOT ELIGIBLE. AE. 3&4 YEAR OLD Spring Farms, CA. T-Robert Bongiorno. D-Joe Bongiorno, $3,750 NON-WINNERS OF $100,000 LIFETIME., 27.2, 57.4, 1:26.2, 1:55.2, GD 3-Tenacious One A (g, 6, Mach Three--Miss Astronomical, by Astreos) 1-Bullville Kyle (g, 7, Art Major--Bullville Gabbie, by Bettor's O-Kevin R Sywyk & Ronald L Cushing. B-R J Watson, WA. T-Heidi Delight), $6,500 2011 SHS-HBG O-Stanley D Noga. B-Crevani Farms. Gibbs. D-Ron Cushing, $1,800 T-Stanley Noga. D-Matt Kakaley, $7,500, Lifetime Record: Calls: 9Q, 6H, 3H, 1H, 2 - Finish Order: Fameous Western, Pretty Boy 175-15-24-33, $236,826 Hill, Keystone Honor, Mach On The Beach, Our Jerry Lee N To watch the race replay click here

2-Galactic Galleon N (g, 8, Art Major--Moonshaker, by Sokys Atom) 12, YR, $15,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF $10,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS O-Shaun F Vallee. B-G S Allen, NZ & A F H Hunter, NZ. T-Anita WINNERS OVER $80,000 IN 2017 NOT ELIGIBLE. AE. 3&4 YEAR OLD Vallee. D-Shaun Vallee, $3,750 NON-WINNERS OF $100,000 LIFETIME., M, 28.0, 59.2, 1:28.1, 1:56.0, GD 3-Ardie B Speed (g, 5, American Ideal--Panned Substance, by The 1-Go Collect N (g, 6, Gotta Go Cullect--No Parking N, by New York Panderosa) O-Pb Racing Stables Inc & Boss Racing Usa. B-Fletcher Motoring) O-Cc Racing LLC. B-M C & Mrs V A Price, NZ. T-Scott Di A Davis & Stephen P Dey IV. T-Paul Blumenfeld. D-Gregory Merton, Domenico. D-George Brennan, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 66-16-12-4, $1,800 $163,664 Calls: 3Q, 3, HD, 1H, NS - Finish Order: Ira Chief, Torrid Bromac N, 2-Marty Monkhouser A (g, 8, Village Jasper--Penny The Pussycat, by Reasonable Force, Jupiter Johnny, Spirit Of Truth Butler B G) O-Super Mile LLC. B-Anthony J Bermingham, AS. T-Jody To watch the race replay click here Riedel. D-Anthony Napolitano, $3,750 3-J T (g, 5, Badlands Hanover--Snowhite Beach, by Presidential Ball) 10, YR, $15,000, P, F&M NON-WINNERS OF $10,000 IN LAST 5 O-The Red Man Stable. B-Marmatt Farms, CA. T-Eric Abbatiello. STARTS WINNERS OVER $80,000 IN 2017 NOT ELIGIBLE. AE. D-Eric Abbatiello, $1,800 OPTIONAL CLAIMING ALLOWANCE $20,000 AE. 3&4 YEAR OLD Calls: 1Q, 1H, 1Q, 1, 2 - Finish Order: Power Of A Cruiser, Sovereign F&M NON-WINNERS OF $100,000 LIFETIME., 27.3, 56.1, 1:25.4, Banner N, Lone Survivor, Mr Blissfull, Waves Of Fire A 1:55.4, GD To watch the race replay click here 1-Change The Rulz N (m, 6, Changeover--Victoria Rulz, by Badlands Hanover) O-Larry J Fischer. B-R G Dellaca, NZ. T-Scott Di Domenico. D-Brian Sears, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 84-10-13-16, $163,007

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