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Wiggle It JiggleIt Wins a Race for the Ages in 3/4 as a team in 1:21 1/5 it became apparent that the the 2015 Little Brown Jug sustained battle they had engaged in would yield the winner. By Garnet Barnsdale Around the last turn and for most of the stretch it DELAWARE, OH - You couldn’t script a harness race appeared as though Lost For Words had inched away to any better than the way the 2015 Little Brown Jug unfolded. Little Brown Jug glory, to the point where winning trainer Doing it the tough way for the second time in a couple of George Teague said he “dropped his eyes down and hours following a hard-fought elimination win over stopped watching.” But right on the shadow of the wire with Artspeak, heavy favorite Wiggle It JiggleIt survived an 46,721 fans roaring, Team Teague’s superstar sophomore all-out war with first elimination winner Lost For Words to surged up and etched himself a place not only in Little nose that rival out right on the wire in 1:49 3/5. Brown Jug history, but also history in what is sure to go down as one of the greatest races ever. “He’s the gutsiest horse I’ve ever seen,” jubilant winning driver Montrell Teague exclaimed. “He’s just special and does not want to lose. He just digs down deep within himself and always finds something more.” “I thought he was beat,” said the winning trainer. But then I was told he was coming back. I still cannot believe he won today. I’ve trained a lot of horses but I’ve never seen one like him. He is actually much better with a target and that’s why we have always wanted to race him from off the pace. It’s like he thrives on it.”

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In an incredible performance, Wiggle It Jiggleit captured the Little Brown Jug - photo by Mark Hall (USTA) It’s hard to describe what was witnessed at the Delaware Fairgrounds. There were no breathers in this race as Lost Ford Words was sent out on a speed mission by driver Dave Miller as the gate pulled away. Wiggle It JiggleIt got away to a “bad third” according to winning driver Montrell Teague which would force his hand to take the overland route again, same as he did in his elimination where he battled toe-to-toe with Artspeak and put that foe away late. Lost For Words rocketed off the gate and paced the first 1/4 in 27 flat with Wiggle It JiggleIt content to sit third for that opening frame. Lost For Words reached the 1/2 in 54 1/5 with Wiggle It JiggleIt coming to call on the outside and Yankee Bounty in the pocket. Artspeak was on Wiggle It JiggleIt’s cover heading for the 3/4 and looked momentarily like he had a shot. The two leaders sprinted as much as they could go down the backstretch and when they hit the Sixteen races. $2.4 million in purses. Two unforgettable nights of racing.

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Teague added that Wiggle It JiggleIt will go to Hoosier next where he could engage in another battle royale with the other star Indiana-bred sophomore pacer Freaky Feet Pete. “They actually wanted us to come there this weekend, but this was the one I really wanted to win.” Wiggle It JiggleIt was winning for 18th time in 20 career starts and raised his career earnings to close to $1.7 million for owner George Teague Jr. of Delaware. Lost For Words wins first Little Brown Jug elimination in 1:50 2/5 Lost For Words took full advantage of his inside draw to lead from start to finish in the first Little Brown Jug elimination to win as the prohibitive 1/2 favorite. The Brian Brown-trained Well Said colt who motored to the front and set a 27 flat first 1/4 fraction, was never in danger after backing the pace down to the 1/2 in 55 3/5 and repelling 2nd choice Dudes The Man’s challenge in the second 1/2. Lost For Words kicked home in 54 4/5 and kept pocket-sitter Yankee Bounty at bay by 1 1/2 lengths. Rockin In Heaven, who sat third on the inside the entire trip, finished 3rd beaten three lengths. Winning trainer Brown said he felt confident when his horse hit the 1/2 mile pole. “I wasn’t nervous with those fractions,” he said. “I’d have been a lot more nervous if the first half was paced in 54 or quicker.” Lost For Words returned $3 to his many backers and combined with Yankee Bounty for a $10.80 exacta payoff. The trifecta with Rockin In Heaven 3rd returned $38.60 for every $2. The win was Lost For Words 5th in 12 starts this year and the winner’s share of the purse raised his seasonal earnings to more than $390,000 for owners Country Club Acres, W. Robinson, R Lombardo and Strollin Stable, all of Ohio. Wiggle It JiggleIt needs a track record mile to win the first Jug elimination Scott Zeron indicated in pre-race interviews that he was intending to send Artspeak right to the front and do everything he could to beat Wiggle It JiggleIt in an effort to draw the rail in the final. True to his word, Zeron sent Artspeak and that duo never let up and it took a superior effort by Wiggle It JiggleIt – punctuated by a 26 2/5 third quarter throwdown – to beat them. It would take a track record 1:49 2/5 performance by Wiggle It JiggleIt to dispatch Artspeak. That clocking also equalled Rock N Roll Heaven’s stakes record. Winning driver Montrell Teague gave all the credit to his charge following the victory. “Hats off to Wiggle It JiggleIt,” he said. “It didn’t work out as much as I wanted to. He was really strong behind the gate, so I figured I’d float out anyway and see where Artspeak was. I saw that he went out there strong, so I was just ducking in and I’m glad that Matt (Kakaley, driver of Papparazzi Hanover) helped me out a little bit because I could have been parked.” When Artspeak made the front immediately, it became apparent on the first turn that Zeron was intent on leading and was ready to leave anybody that had different ideas parked in no man’s land. When My Hero Ron grabbed the

(continued on next page) HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 9/25/15 PAGE 3 of 10 pocket early and Wiggle It JiggleIt tucked in third, it was obvious that Montrell Teague would need to send his gelding first up and that he did as the field hit the 1/2 in 54 3/5. Down the backside Artspeak did everything in his power to keep his rival parked but Teague turned up the heat to the tune of a sizzling 26 2/5 third 1/4 and Wiggle It JiggleIt poked a neck in front at the 1:21 3/4 pole. The race was far from decided at that point as Artspeak gamely held his position, but the taxing third 1/4 got the better of him late as Wiggle It Jiggles it edged away in the stretch to win by 1 1/4 lengths in 1:49 2/5 over a game Artspeak. My Hero Ron was nosed out of 2nd. The popular winner paid $3 to win and combined with Artspeak for a $4.20 exacta payoff. The trifecta combo returned $9. French Laundry sets a world record in the Old Oaken Bucket French Laundry stepped out of stablemate Pinkman's shadow in a big way here Saturday, easily winning the $126,000 Old Oaken Bucket and setting and lowering the world record for a 3-year-old trotting colt on a half-mile track in the process. Under a confident drive by Yannick Gingras, the sophomore son of Muscles Yankee took over the lead just past a 28 flat opening 1/4 and was never seriously threatened. He slowed the pace to the 1/2 - reaching that station in 57 2/5 - then threw two quicker quarters at his opponents coming home and coasted to victory in a new standard of 1:53 4/5. The former world record of 1:54 1/5 was previously set by Archangel in 2012. French Laundry's time also established a new track record at the Delaware County Fairgrounds, bettering the previous record of 1:54 2/5 set by Triumphant Caviar in 2009. Late-closing Andy Ray, in rein to Tim Tetrick closed late for 2nd on the far outside and early leader Mesmerized held on for third. This race was all French Laundry though and his owner Marvin Katz praised the new world record holder in the winners circle. "This colt is definitely not as temperamental as (his dam) Creamy Mimi," said co-owner Marvin Katz. "She could be cantankerous and be a handful. This colt is not like that, but he does have her ability. He has showed that just by making half a million dollars. "This year he has just had some bad luck. That includes racing luck and some bad draws. Like the outside in the Hambletonian for instance. But we always knew he was talented and are very pleased with his win here today." The win was the fourth this year in 14 starts for French Laundry and increased his season's earnings to close to $212,000 and boosted his lifetime earnings to more than $500,000 for Katz and partners Christina Takter, and John and Jim Fielding. All three of those partners also form a good chunk of the group that owns Pinkman, this year's Hambletonian winner. | share this story |

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second heat, i.e. a horse at 1-5 moving to the lead, securing it, and dawdling through softer fractions to victory. I am sure Team Teague would've loved that, but it didn't happen. Instead, we saw almost an exact replay of the first heat.

Into turn one, Wiggle It again put in some steps and an Wiggle It JiggleIt is Why We Love This Glorious audible gasp came from the crowd of 46,000. This time it Breed wasn't Artspeak who held rail control, but heat one winner I watch harness racing for a lot of reasons. I bet, I am a Lost For Words and driver David Miller. Having to move fan, and sometimes I watch as a horse owner. But what early, just like he did in heat one, Montrell and the big really gets me excited, what keeps me glued to watch any horse battled the talented Brian Brown-trained colt and this event, are great horses. I think I've watched just about time it looked like the tandem's luck ran out. Only it didn't. every stakes race in the sport, since forever. It's just what I You all saw what happened. do, and a lot of you do exactly the same thing. I don't know about you, but why I like it so much is that I really like the , and what he or she represents. We do not have super well-bred million dollar yearlings or homebreds. We don't go to a two year old in training sale and spend $10 million on a horse because he or she can travel 220 yards in nine seconds. Our horses are not sports cars with seven figure price tags, they're SUV's with eight cylinders, ready to take you where you (continued on next page) need to go. They might have a dent or two, or a hitch, or an ailment, but the true great ones race through it. Watch the old tapes of iron-tough Dan Patch going heat after heat, watch Most Happy Fella, or Albatross, or Rambling Willie. Take out some old video of the Pacing Machine, Cam Fella, or maybe have a look at Life Sign's Little Brown Jug. You know exactly what I'm talking about. Our great horses are just different. They have their own kind of greatness. That's the pure joy of the great old-fashioned Standardbred. Those horses are few and far between and often you and I have to search our memory banks for them. But today - I expect we can all agree - we saw one. Wiggle It JiggleIt is not Somebeachsomewhere, or Muscle Hill or Mission Brief. Those horses are great, yes, but they are modern great. They're advanced breeding great. They're slick gaited great. They're teletimer great. Wiggle It Jiggleit -to me anyway - is throwback great and he strikes every note that I love about this breed. In the first elimination today, Wiggle It was - for all intents and purposes - beaten. Barreling into the first turn he was three-high for a spell, and put in steps. Artspeak, who right now is as fast as any sophomore in harness racing, had rail control and a massive advantage. Montrell Teague did what he had to and battled Artspeak, mercilessly first-over, putting in a step or two on the far turn. Most everyone expected Artspeak to come back on, to take advantage of the well-spent and funky gaited challenger. But that never happened. The big horse dug in and got the job done. Moving on to heat two, we probably all expected a usual HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 9/25/15 PAGE 5 of 10

A good deal of the time we are prone to hyperbole when Notes: They shut down the government for Jug Day. a horse wins a race that's fresh in our minds. This isn't one Seeing the Jug was one for the ages, I don't think they of them. This horse was not supposed to win the first heat, were disappointed. let alone the second. This horse was beaten, both times. In fact, I submit that if you showed the best handicapper in the history of the sport the first seven-eighths of a mile of both heats, turned off the video and asked him or her to predict the winner, Wiggle It JiggleIt would be answered in the affirmative a grand total of zero times. So far this century we've been blessed in this sport to see a lot of good performances. We saw Somebeachsomewhere hung the mile in the Messenger, locking wheels with Shadow Play in that driving rainstorm, and still extricating himself to win. We saw Mission Brief in a world of her own in Lexington. We saw Snow White at the same locale, blow the doors off a world record. We saw Muscle Hill win the Hambo under a hold in 50. We saw Eternal Camnation race three high for almost three-quarters of a mile in a Classic Series leg and still win. For my money, this one needs to be included in that list, --"I watched a little of the USTA speaker series and and if you place it at number one with a bullet, I don't think caught a few gems from George Teague, son Montrell and you'd get too many arguments. trainer Clyde Francis. There were so many snips that made Congratulations to George, Montrell, Clyde and the entire me say "that's harness racing." Trying to pry information crew, but most of all, thank you to Wiggle It Jiggleit. You from a Thoroughbred trainer about a horse's health and are a true throwback, and it's horses like you that remind us soundness is like uncovering the combination to Fort Knox. why we all fell in love with this breed in the first place - the In harness, George and crew were open, honest and tough as nails, fight through adversity, try your guts out, willing to discuss their horse. It's a huge difference between Standardbred. (continued on next page) LIVE AUCTION Benefiting the Harness Horse Youth Foundation

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Silent Auction Flyer 8.16.15 FullColor 1 8/17/15 8:43 PM HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 9/25/15 PAGE 6 of 10 the two sports. I also enjoyed George's comments about is that we want to find ways to make use of the building 52 racing horses. 'We are not going to duck anyone, we won't weeks a year. Also, by dropping Thursdays in the winter it overmanage him, he is in the box to race', paraphrasing. should make for better racing when we do race. We’ll be That's old-time harness racing. carding 25 races a week, instead of 35. --Jugette Day was enjoyable, and Sassa Hanover - last Gural said that the late closer races are on the chopping year's bridesmaid to JK Shesalady- rose to the top with a block because they traditionally have not attracted good deserved victory. In the pools, the power of the pick 4 in betting fields. harness racing - especially those of the 15% takeout or “In the late closers we don’t get enough horses to make lower variety - was on display. The pick 4 in race 12 them decent races,” he said. “What you wind up having is outhandled the exacta and trifecta pools combined. That's too many 1-5 shots. With the lack of horses out there, I just rare folks. Overall, handle was good. think we’re better off not having them.” --Spider Man Hanover is a big strong guy who really lit up In addition, Gural said some Grand Circuit-type stakes the teletimer in the 2nd division of the Standardbred. I think races may be dropped in 2016 because of the addition of we have to keep an eye on this son of Western Ideal late the events to the schedule. And he will be this year, and into next. looking to other tracks, besides the ones he owns, to pick --I'm pretty amazed how these drivers go for it in the Fair up legs of the Graduate Series, which is restricted to 4- finals Jug week. To see this many back halves of 1:01 we'd year-olds. need to step into a time machine and dial up 1971 | share this story | Roosevelt. --Speaking of Sam McKee and crew, I thought they did a New Entry Rules Passed in New York good job again this year. To the relief of horseplayers who hate 1-9 entries, the --46,721 was the announced attendance. The Little New York Gaming Commission has approved new rules Brown Jug - no matter what happens to the sport of that will uncouple horses in races worth $100,000 or more. harness racing - will be around forever. A similar rule for thoroughbreds went into effect for the | share this story | thoroughbreds at the start of the Saratoga meet in July, but, until yesterday, the standardbred rules had been different. Whenever the Commission approves a rule there is a brief waiting period before it goes into effect, usually about

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Meadowlands Looking To Drop Thursdays, Race in September and Do Away With Late Closers By Bill Finley Meadowlands track owner Jeff Gural reports that he will be asking the New Jersey Racing Commission to allow changes to the 2016 racing schedule that will include dropping Thursday racing in the winter and adding cards in September. Traditionally, the Meadowlands has closed after the Hambletonian. The 2016 plan calls for racing to shut down briefly after the Hambletonian and then resume in September for a month of Friday and Saturday night cards. In addition, Gural says he and his staff are looking at dropping many of the wintertime “late closer” races. “What we want to do is drop Thursdays and replace them with three, maybe four weekends in September,” Gural said. “We’ll see what happens. One of the reasons for that HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 9/25/15 Stats

STATS CORNER

LEADING 2015 SIRES OF 1:55 2YO PACERS BY PERCENTAGE OF HORSES TO FOALS

Sire Current State Eligibility State Foals Starters # in 1:55 Percentage SOMEBEACHSOMEWHERE PA PA 112 87 33 29.46% WESTERN IDEAL PA PA 70 46 12 17.14% ROYAL MATTJESTY ON ON 12 8 2 16.67% SPORTSMASTER IL IL 49 30 8 16.33% MCARDLE OH PA 25 15 4 16.00% THIRD STRAIGHT KY KY 19 14 3 15.79% SPORTSWRITER ON ON 63 36 9 14.29% WELL SAID PA PA 102 70 13 12.75% ART MAJOR NY NY 79 58 10 12.66% SHADYSHARK HANOVER IN IN 88 50 11 12.50% BETTOR'S DELIGHT ON ON 98 58 11 11.22% BIG BAD JOHN OH OH 108 75 12 11.11% BIG JIM ON ON 74 39 8 10.81% VINTAGE MASTER ON ON 48 22 5 10.42% ROLL WITH JOE NY NY 88 57 9 10.23% AMERICAN IDEAL NY NY 93 59 9 9.68% MANHARDT OH OH 21 13 2 9.52% MR WIGGLES DE OH 11 6 1 9.09% WESTERN TERROR PA PA 114 60 10 8.77% DRAGON AGAIN OH PA 99 64 8 8.08% ASHLEE'S BIG GUY IL IL 13 4 1 7.69% BADLANDS HANOVER ON ON 104 49 8 7.69% ROCKNROLL HANOVER deceased NJ 106 59 8 7.55% THE PANDEROSA OH PA 27 15 2 7.41% DELMARVALOUS PA PA 14 10 1 7.14% HAWAIIAN COWBOY IL IL 14 7 1 7.14% CAMLUCK ON ON 44 17 3 6.82% ROCKIN IMAGE IN IN 88 57 6 6.82% ROCK N ROLL HEAVEN NY NY 65 41 4 6.15% YANKEE CRUISER OH PA 83 55 5 6.02% HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 9/25/15 Stats

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LEADING 2015 SIRES OF 2:00 2YO TROTTERS BY PERCENTAGE OF HORSES TO FOALS

Sire Current State Eligibility State Foals Starters # in 2:00 Percentage MUSCLE HILL PA NJ 80 54 23 28.75% DONATO HANOVER PA PA 117 73 30 25.64% EXPLOSIVE MATTER PA PA 60 41 15 25.00% CANTAB HALL PA PA 96 70 24 25.00% HERE COMES HERBIE IN IN 23 13 5 21.74% MUSCLE MASSIVE PA PA 58 35 12 20.69% NORTHERN KID OH KY 15 8 3 20.00% GROTON HALL MD KY 10 7 2 20.00% ANDOVER HALL PA PA 83 52 16 19.28% YANKEE GLIDE PA PA 58 40 10 17.24% TRIUMPHANT CAVIAR OH OH 41 30 7 17.07% KADABRA ON ON 101 52 17 16.83% MUSCLE MASS NY ON 78 52 13 16.67% CREDIT WINNER NY NY 73 56 12 16.44% POWERFUL EMOTION IL IL 31 20 5 16.13% LUCKY CHUCKY NY NY 63 38 9 14.29% MANOFMANYMISSIONS OH ON 78 47 11 14.10% AND AWAY WE GO OH OH 22 13 3 13.64% MUSCLES YANKEE NY NJ 45 26 6 13.33% PIZZAZZED IL IL 16 12 2 12.50% CASH HALL OH NY 17 11 2 11.76% HOLIDAY ROAD ON ON 27 12 3 11.11% BROADWAY HALL OH PA 36 21 4 11.11% CONWAY HALL NY ON 55 37 6 10.91% FULL COUNT OH OH 19 14 2 10.53% RC ROYALTY NY NY 67 47 7 10.45% LEAR JETTA MD PA 20 9 2 10.00% CLAUDIUS AUGUSTUS MN CA 10 2 1 10.00% MAJESTIC SON ON ON 50 24 5 10.00% ABC GARLAND IN IN 31 15 3 9.68% HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 9/25/15 PAGE 7 of 10 two months. 4, Dela, $23,100, P, THE STANDARDBRED 2 YEAR OLD Once the rule becomes official, in any harness race in COLT PACE 2nd DIVISION TOTAL PURSE $46,200, 28.3, New York worth $100,000 or more there will be no entries. 56.2, 1:24.2, 1:51.4, FT In races worth $25,000 to $99,999, separately owned 1-Spider Man Hanover (c, 2, Western Ideal--Stolly Up horses who have the same trainer will race uncoupled. Bluechip, by Art Major), $40,000 2014 SHS-HBG At the same meeting, the NY Gaming Commission O-Country Club Acres Inc & Kenneth E Vaupel & Mike H rejected an appeal by the connections of Kiwi Ideal N., who Mallett & Milton J Leeman. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. appealed after their horse was taken down in a T-Brian Brown. D-David Miller, $10,395, Lifetime Record: controversial disqualification at Yonkers. 7-4-2-0, $189,300

WEG Adds Pick-5 for Woodbine Standardbred Meet Wagering Menu TORONTO, ON - A new wager will be introduced when Standardbred racing returns to Woodbine on Thursday, October 1. To watch the race replay click here A Standardbred Pick-5, which will offer a 20-cent bet minimum and a 15% takeout, will be added to the betting 7, Dela, $38,850, P, THE OHIO BREEDERS` menu, kicking off nightly in Race 1 and be paid out every CHAMPIONSHIP 3 YEAR OLD COLT PACE 1st DIVISION card. TOTAL PURSE $77,700, 27.3, 56.0, 1:25.0, 1:55.0, FT The Standardbred Pick-5 requires fans to select the 1-Nobles Finesse (g, 3, Feelin Friskie--Lady Lonesome, winner of the first five races on the program on one ticket. by Nobleland Sam) O-Dean Davis & Joyce A Mc Clelland "The Standardbred Pick-5 is an attractive proposition for & Mullet Stables. B-Sam O Noble III. T-Kurt Sugg. D-Kurt our core fan base with its low bet minimum and low Sugg, $19,425, Lifetime Record: 28-13-4-2, $246,420 takeout," said Greg Martin, Senior Director of Wagering 2-Rock N Randall (g, 3, Dave Panlone--Appealling Sammi, Operations for Woodbine Entertainment Group (WEG), by Nobleland Sam) O-Stephen H Sexton. B-Stephen H which will host the 2015-2016 Premier Standardbred racing Sexton. T-Brian Brown. D-Ronnie Wrenn Jr., $9,712 season in Ontario at Woodbine through March. “Players 3-Roaddog Jess James (g, 3, Pine Valley--Cg Hopefull will have the flexibility to use many horses in multiple races Genna, by Cambest) O-Dustin W Arledge & Bruce A affordably with the 20-cent minimum presenting a chance Soulsby & Jack Gose. B-Charles A Gajda. T-Jim Arledge at a lucrative payoff instantly.” Jr. D-Kayne Kauffman, $4,662 The Standardbred Jackpot Pick-6, a wager that was Calls: 1H, Q, 1H, 2H, 5 Finish Order: Imtoofastforyou, added for the 2015 Mohawk meet, will offer a mandatory Emanence Front, Strong Feelin payout this Tuesday, September 29, the final card of the To watch the race replay click here campaign and be discontinued. The current carryover is $8,623.84. 9, Dela, $38,800, P, THE OHIO BREEDERS` The popular Jackpot Hi-5 bet, with its large mutuel pool CHAMPIONSHIP 3 YEAR OLD FILLY PACE 1st DIVISION and low takeout, will continue nightly and currently offers a TOTAL PURSE $77,600, 26.2, 55.2, 1:24.4, 1:56.0, FT carryover of $284,450.84. 1-Friskie Buckeye (f, 3, Feelin Friskie--Miss Buckeye Dart, by Billy Dart), $36,000 2013 BHS O-Bruce A Soulsby & Virgil V Morgan Jr. B-Herman J Brickel. T-Virgil Morgan Jr. D-Brett Miller, $19,400, Lifetime Record: 17-3-2-0, $43,570 2, Dela, $23,100, P, THE STANDARDBRED 2 YEAR OLD 2-Sectionlinefriskie (f, 3, Feelin Friskie--Aquatic Yankee, COLT PACE 1st DIVISION TOTAL PURSE $46,200, 27.1, by Cambest) O-Harold Lee Bauder & Michael G Dixon & 56.3, 1:25.4, 1:53.4, FT Harold L Bauder. B-Harold Lee Bauder & Michael G Dixon 1-Mr Right Hanover (c, 2, Somebeachsomewhere - & Harold L Bauder. T-Steve Bauder. D-Greg Grismore, Mouse Hanover, by Western Ideal), $40,000 2014 $9,700 SHS-HBG O-James L Stambaugh & Wingfield Brothers 3-Karlee Sue (f, 3, Feelin Friskie--Magical Jeanie, by LLC & Alan P Keith & Milton J Leeman. B-Hanover Shoe Magical Mike), $20,000 2013 BHS O-Daniel A Mitchell & Farms Inc. T-Brian Brown. D-Dave Palone, $10,395, Dennis E Stolz & Allen J Tomlinson. B-Midland Acres Inc. Lifetime Record: 8-3-0-1, $41,349 T-Al Tomlinson. D-David Miller, $4,656 Calls: 10Q, 5T, 5, 4Q, 2 - Finish Order: Tolatetoapologize, E Ticket Ride, Hailstorm Grace, Friskie Megan To watch the race replay click here

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10, Dela, $126,000, T, THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET 3 3-Rockin In Heaven (c, 3, Rock N Roll Heaven--Tropic's YEAR OLD COLT TROT, 28.0, 57.2, 1:25.1, 1:53.4, FT Beachgirl, by Jenna's Beach Boy), $40,000 2013 1-French Laundry (c, 3, Muscles Yankee--Creamy Mimi, SHS-HBG O-Dr Ian Moore, CA & Douglas E Polley, CA & by Conway Hall), $115,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Christina Francois Lecomte, CA & Gordon E McComb, CA. B-Blair C Takter & John And Jim Fielding, CA & Marvin Katz, CA & Corbeil, CA. T-Dr. Ian Moore. D-Trevor Henry, $16,248 Al J Libfeld, CA. B-Marvin Katz, CA & Al J Libfeld, CA. Calls: T, 1, T, 1, 1H - Finish Order: Split The House, T-Jimmy Takter. D-Yannick Gingras, $56,700, Lifetime Trading Up, Dude's The Man, Cooperstown Record: 26-11-2-4, $525,157 To watch the race replay click here

13, Dela, $108,320, P, THE LITTLE BROWN JUG 3YR COLTS & GELDINGS 2nd DIVISION TOTAL PURSE 2-Andy Ray (g, 3, Crazed--Crown N Lindy, by Conway $677,000, 26.3, 54.3, 1:21.0, 1:49.2, FT Hall), $26,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Paymaq Racing & Ronald 1-Wiggle It Jiggleit (g, 3, Mr Wiggles--Mozzi Hanover, C Michelon & Harvey A Eisman. B-Lindy Racing Stable. by Jenna's Beach Boy) O-George Teague Jr Inc.. T-Erv Miller. D-Tim Tetrick, $31,500 B-James L Bernstein & Theresa A Bantle & Eric R Felter & 3-Mesmerized (c, 3, Cantab Hall--Gift Card, by Credit Vincent J Tancredi. T-Clyde Francis. D-Montrell Teague, Winner) O-K R Breeding LLC & Robert A Rudolph & Gary $48,744, Lifetime Record: 21-19-1-0, $1,776,020 N Hoffman & Barry J Guariglia. B-K R Breeding LLC & 2-Artspeak (c, 3, Western Ideal--The Art Museum, by Robert A Rudolph & Gary N Hoffman. T-Julie Miller. Artsplace), $100,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Brittany Farms & D-Andy Miller, $18,900 Marvin Katz, CA & Joe Sbrocco & In The Gym Partners. Calls: T, 1Q, 1T, 1H, 2T - Finish Order: Walter White, Billy B-Brittany Farms & Melvin Hartman, CA. T-Tony Alagna. Flynn, Suit And Tie, Aldebaran Eagle D-Scott Zeron, $27,080 To watch the race replay click here 3-My Hero Ron (g, 3, Well Said--Erma La Em, by Cam's Card Shark), $80,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Burke Racing 11, Dela, $38,800, P, THE OHIO BREEDERS` Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC & Lawrence R Karr & CHAMPIONSHIP 3 YEAR OLD FILLY PACE 2nd Frank D Baldachino. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Ron DIVISION TOTAL PURSE $ 77,600, 28.0, 57.0, 1:25.0, Burke. D-Yannick Gingras, $16,248 1:54.2, FT Calls: 3, T, Q, Q, 1Q - Finish Order: Arque Hanover, Paparazzi Hanover, Blood Brother, Rise Up Now, Revenge Shark 1-Friskie Lil Devil (f, 3, Feelin Friskie--Devils Desire, by To watch the race replay click here Cole Muffler), $20,000 2013 BHS O-Lil Devil Stable. B-Midland Acres Inc. T-Brian Brown. D-Ronnie Wrenn Jr., 14, Dela, $50,000, T, THE STANDARDBRED 2 YEAR OLD $19,400, Lifetime Record: 21-5-10-4, $310,640 COLT TROT, 28.3, 59.2, 1:28.4, 1:58.2, FT 2-Bell Flower (f, 3, Fly Fly Buckeye--Our Lady Countess, 1-The Perfect Lindy (c, 2, Credit Winner--Highscore by Artsplace), $8,000 2013 BHS O-Bruce A & Patricia Kemp, by Muscles Yankee), $320,000 2014 LEX-SEL Soulsby & Dean Davis & Carl T Howard. B-Ohio State Ati. O-Srf Stable. B-K R Breeding LLC. T-Jonas Czernyson. T-Virgil Morgan Jr. D-Chris Page, $9,700 D-David Miller, $22,500, Lifetime Record: 5-1-0-1, $27,326 3-Friskie Til Dawn (f, 3, Feelin Friskie--Lullaby Til Dawn, by Dawn Ofa New Day) O-Spring Mill Venture. B-Spring Mill Venture. T-Jim Arledge Jr. D-Brett Miller, $4,656 Calls: 1H, 2, 2H, 3H, 6H - Finish Order: Crosswinds 2-Barryscourt (g, 2, Northern Kid--Katie Hall, by Conway Cupcake, The Light, Happy Jude, Feelin Outragous Hall), $15,500 2014 BHS O-Mystical Marker Farms LLC & To watch the race replay click here Bobby A Brower & Benjamin Graber & Victory Hill Farm Inc. B-Peninsula Farm Inc. T-Bobby Brower. D-Josh 12, Dela, $108,320, P, THE 70th LITTLE BROWN JUG Sutton, $12,500 3YR COLTS & GELDINGS 1st DIVISION TOTAL PURSE 3-Rat A Tat Herbie (c, 2, Here Comes Herbie--Secret $677,000, 27.0, 55.3, 1:23.1, 1:50.2, FT Choice, by Yankee Glide), $15,000 2014 HOOSIER 1-Lost For Words (c, 3, Well Said--Thou Shalt Not, by O-Wrenn Racing LLC & The Kales Company LLC & Real Desire), $50,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Country Club Oldford Farms LLC & Leroy Schmucker. B-Silver Linden Acres Inc & William J Robinson & Richard M Lombardo & Farms. T-Melanie Wrenn. D-Peter Wrenn, $7,500 Strollin Stable. B-Lindwood Farm. T-Brian Brown. D-David Calls: 2, 1H, H, 2, H - Finish Order: Celebrity Pilatus, Miller, $48,744, Lifetime Record: 26-10-6-5, $667,244 Herbie's Glider, Waitlifter K, Kash's Explosion, Cloud Nine Hanover, Hillman To watch the race replay click here

2-Yankee Bounty (g, 3, Yankee Cruiser--Bootleg Yankee, 15, Dela, $38,850, P, THE OHIO BREEDERS` by Allamerican Native), $21,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Yankee CHAMPIONSHIP 3 YEAR OLD COLT PACE 2nd Bounty Partnership & Frank E Chick. B-Charles E Keller III. DIVISION TOTAL PURSE $77,700, 27.0, 56.3, 1:25.2, T-Ron Burke. D-Yannick Gingras, $27,080 1:55.4, FT HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 9/25/15 PAGE 9 of 10

1-Nashville Bound (g, 3, Strong Player--Tonk, by Cam's Card Shark) O-Lori A Hamlet. B-Marvin A Miller. T-Eric Hamlet. D-Kurt Sugg, $19,425, Lifetime Record: 39-17-8-2, $102,317 3, Phl, $35,000, P, Liberty Bell E.C. Series 2 Year Old 2-Frisky Bob (g, 3, Feelin Friskie--Look Annie, by Look Colts & Geldings 1st of 4 Divisions, 27.1, 56.2, 1:25.3, Sharp) O-Elden K Hall. B-Elden K Hall. T-Don Ray. D-Tim Tetrick, 1:53.0, FT $9,712 1-Mcdave (c, 2, McArdle--Southwind Piper, by 3-Chief Talkalot (g, 3, Feelin Friskie--Jardin Des Arts, by Artsplace), $36,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Ronald C Michelon Jeremys Gambit) O-Steve H Stewart & Michael Dean & David M & John P Prushnok. B-Andray Farm. T-Erv Robinson & Robert A Mondillo & Steve D Cheatham. Miller. D-Marcus Miller, $17,500, Lifetime Record: 9-4-3-0, B-Steve H Stewart. T-Brian Brown. D-Brett Miller, $4,662 $95,173 Calls: T, 1, 1, 1, 1 - Finish Order: Western Coby, Dyno Mite Man, Cornerback, Indian Spirit To watch the race replay click here 2-Beach Ogre (c, 2, Somebeachsomewhere--Donkeys 16, Dela, $100,000, T, MS. VERSATILITY FINAL AGED Can Talk, by Jate Lobell), $130,000 2014 LEX-SEL MARES TROT, 27.3, 57.0, 1:26.0, 1:54.2, FT O-Raymond W Schnittker & Paul L Bordogna & Steven 1-Bax Of Life (m, 7, Windsong's Legacy--Bax Machine, Arnold & Howard A Taylor. B-Steve Jones. T-Ray by Earl), $24,000 2009 SHS-HBG O-Jerry E Duford, CA & Schnittker. D-Ray Schnittker, $8,750 Joanne S Wray, CA. B-Windsong Stable. T-Jerry Duford. 3-Bank Shot Hanover (g, 2, The Panderosa--Braggin' D-Yannick Gingras, $50,000, Lifetime Record: Yankee, by Dragon's Lair) 117-24-14-26, $557,565 O-Robert O Di Nozzi. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Daniel Renaud. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $4,200 Calls: 2, 1T, 1Q, 1Q, 2Q Finish Order: Art's Dragon, Sapient Hanover, Costume 2-Classic Martine (m, 5, Classic Photo--Drinking Days, by Cruiser Andover Hall) O-Conrad E Zurich & Edwin J Gold & Hauser To watch the race replay click here Bros Rcng Ent LLC. B-Todd M & Christine L Schadel. T-Steve Elliott. D-Tim Tetrick, $25,000 5, Phl, $35,000, P, Liberty Bell E.C. Series 2 Year Old 3-Rockin With Dewey (m, 5, Deweycheatumnhowe--Silky Colts & Geldings 2nd of 4 Divisions, 28.1, 55.3, 1:24.4, Celine, by Angus Hall), $100,000 2011 CAN-YS 1:52.3, FT O-Benoit O Baillargeon, CA & Diane N Ingham, CA. 1-Jj Flynn (c, 2, Western Ideal--Allamerican Cognac, by B-Diane N Ingham, CA & Harry A Rutherford, CA. T-Benoit Real Desire), $35,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Joseph & Baillargeon. D-Bob McClure, $12,000 Vincent Barbera. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Chris Calls: 4, 3Q, 2, 1H, T - Finish Order: Charmed Life, Riveting Ryder. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $17,500, Lifetime Record: Rosie, D'orsay, White Becomes Her, Harley Momma 8-1-1-3, $61,509 To watch the race replay click here

17, Dela, $324,960, P, THE 70th LITTLE BROWN JUG 3YR COLTS & GELDINGS TOTAL PURSE $677,000, 27.0, 54.1, 1:21.1, 1:49.3, FT 1-Wiggle It Jiggleit (g, 3, Mr Wiggles--Mozzi Hanover, by Jenna's Beach Boy) O-George Teague Jr Inc.. 2-Ideal Jimmy (g, 2, Western Ideal--Armbro Nectarine, by B-James L Bernstein & Theresa A Bantle & Eric R Felter & Direct Scooter) O-D R Van Witzenburg. B-D R Van Vincent J Tancredi. T-Clyde Francis. D-Montrell Teague, Witzenburg. T-Erv Miller. D-Marcus Miller, $8,750 $281,632, Lifetime Record: 21-19-1-0, $1,776,020 3-Safensound Hanover (c, 2, Yankee Cruiser--Singnoevil 2-Lost For Words (c, 3, Well Said--Thou Shalt Not, by Hanover, by The Panderosa), $28,000 2014 SHS-HBG Real Desire), $50,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Country Club O-Pinske Stables. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-R. Nifty Acres Inc & William J Robinson & Richard M Lombardo & Norman. D-Allan Davis, $4,200 Strollin Stable. B-Lindwood Farm. T-Brian Brown. D-David Calls: 1H, 2, 1T, 1H, 2H - Finish Order: Viceroy Hanover, Miller, $81,240 Innit Hanover, Western Redhot, Luke's Rocketman 3-My Hero Ron (g, 3, Well Said--Erma La Em, by Cam's To watch the race replay click here Card Shark), $80,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC & Lawrence R Karr & 9, Phl, $35,000, P, Liberty Bell E.C. Series 2 Year Old Colts Frank D Baldachino. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Ron & Geldings 3rd of 4 Divisions, 28.4, 57.0, 1:25.2, 1:54.1, FT Burke. D-Yannick Gingras, $48,744 1-Sam Mcsmith (c, 2, McArdle--Bunting, by Matt's Calls: 3H, Q, NS, HD, NS - Finish Order: Arque Hanover, Scooter) O-Andray Farm & David J Miller. B-Andray Farm Artspeak, Yankee Bounty, Rockin In Heaven, Split The House & David J Miller. T-Tony Alagna. D-Anthony Morgan, To watch the race replay click here $17,500, Lifetime Record: 4-3-1-0, $51,278 HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 9/25/15 PAGE 10 of 10

2-Owen Hanover (c, 2, Cam's Card Shark--On Her Way, by Abercrombie), $20,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Jerry C Clark & Tammy S Crescenze. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Douglas Lewis. D-Dan Rawlings, $8,750 3-Genovese (g, 2, Well Said--Ru Girl, by Big Rube), $60,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC & Jack B Piatt III & The Panhellenic Stb Corp. B-Stephen P Dey III. T-Ron Burke. D-George Brennan, $4,200 Calls: Q, 1T, 1Q, 1T, 1 - Finish Order: Griffon Hanover, Toddler Tantrum, Do Over Hanover, Tailgunner Hanover Replay for this race is unavailable

11, Phl, $35,000, P, Liberty Bell E.C. Series 2 Year Old Colts & Geldings 4th of 4 Divisions, 27.1, 54.3, 1:22.1, 1:52.0, FT 1-He's Marvalous (c, 2, Delmarvalous--Selinas's Joy, by Dragon Again), $37,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Badlands Racing LLC & L. A. Express Stable LLC. B-Badlands Racing LLC. T-Erv Miller. D-Marcus Miller, $17,500, Lifetime Record: 9-3-0-2, $59,280

2-Pretty Boy Hill (c, 2, Somebeachsomewhere--Pretty Katherine, by Rocknroll Hanover) O-Tom Hill, UK. B-Tom Hill, UK. T-Ron Burke. D-George Brennan, $8,750 3-Yankee Artillery (g, 2, Somebeachsomewhere--Adept Yankee, by Dragon Again), $19,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Martin Scharf & William P Rochetti Jr & Tanya R Rochetti & Robert K Muscara. B-Charles E Keller III. © Copyright Harness Racing Update. T-Aaron Lambert. D-Tyler Buter, $4,200 This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1Q, 3H - Finish Order: Whata Twist, any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written Reach For Infinity, Show The Fashion permission of the copyright owner, MB Publishing Inc. To watch the race replay click here Information as to the races, race results and earnings was obtained from results charts published by the United States Trotting Association and utilized here with the permission of the copyright owner.

10, YR, $22,000, P, F&M NON-WINNERS OF $12,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS WINNERS OVER $70,000 IN 2015 NOT ELIGIBLE. AE. OPTIONAL CLAIMING ALLOWANCE $30,000, 28.0, 57.2, 1:26.0, 1:54.2, FT 1-Canaco Star (m, 9, Yankee Cam--Dime A Minute, by Life Sign), $4,500 2007 CANACO O-P T Stable. B-Marcel J Lacaille, CA. T-Richard Banca. D-Jason Bartlett, $11,000, Follow Harness Racing Update on Twitter at Lifetime Record: 224-49-41-39, $327,281 www.harnessracingupdate.com/twitter To watch the race replay click here

12, YR, $22,000, P, F&M NON-WINNERS OF $12,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS WINNERS OVER $70,000 IN 2015 NOT ELIGIBLE. AE. OPTIONAL CLAIMING ALLOWANCE $30,000, 28.2, 58.0, 1:27.0, 1:55.2, FT 1-Our Els Dream N (m, 6, Elsu--Shazza's Dream, by Pacific Rocket) O-Muscara Racing Stable LLC. B-Alabar (Nz) LTD, NZ. T-Darran Cassar. D-Jordan Stratton, $11,000, Lifetime Record: 65-16-4-11, $175,127 To watch the race replay click here