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10 Ponda Malone...... Colt Luck Be With You...... Ponda's Destiny From the family of three-time ISS final winner Ginger Shark p,2, 1:52.2s ($142,500) WILDFLOWER 81 Ponda Gonzalez...... Colt Dover Dan...... Dandelion Dust Brother to Grand Circuit and Indiana Sires Stakes elimination winner Ooh La La La 2, 1:57.4s; 3, 1:54.2s ($195,775) 94 Jesse’s Doll*...... Filly Jailhouse Jesse...... Danish Doll Filly is a sister to Grand Circuit placed McClass 2, 2:00.3s; 3, 1:56.3s; 4, 1:54.3s-'20 ($53,257) and starter Star Kya BT 2:00.3-'19 ($2,434) 103 Lucky Chris*...... Colt Luck Be With You...... Amber Colt is the first foal from Diamond Amber p,2, 1:54.4f; 3, 1:54.1f; 1:51.3f ($167,011) Offering a Swan For All colt from this 108 Ponda Detective...... Colt Dover Dan...... Dream Act Muscle Hill mare, winner of the Colt is a brother to ISS leg winner Brigotto 2, 1:55.3s-'19; BT 1:54.3s-'20 ($140,081) Kindergarten final and Hudson Trot 112 Ponda Luck...... Colt Luck Be With You...... Fancy Miss final with more than $250,000 in Brother to Indiana Sires Stakes final runner-up Ponda's Prospect p,2, 1:54s; career earnings! 3, 1:51.3s; 4, 1:51 ($239,346) 118 Ponda Dan...... Colt Dover Dan...... Elin Dam is an Angus Hall mare with nearly $400,000 in earnings and mark of 1:54.4f FLAGMAN 153 Ponda Space...... Filly Luck Be Withyou...... Lyon's Moonlight Family includes Breeders Crown runner-up Sunshine Beach p,3, 1:47.4f ($971,037) 208 Melony’s Beauty*.....Filly Muscle Massive...... Libby's Glider Filly is a sister to winner Rjz First Lady 2, 1:57.4s-'19; 3, 1:55.3s-'20 ($117,470) 214 Ponda Hawk...... Colt Luck Be Withyou...... Mandy's Mattjesty From the first crop of Luck Be Withyou, first foal out of Indiana Sires Stakes Gold final winner Mandys Mattjesty p,3, 1:51.3f; 1:50.2s ($307,105) Selling a Dover Dan sister to Indiana 228 Ponda ...... Filly Odds On Equuleus...... Mikeleh First foal from a $300,000 winning Western Ideal mare with a 1:51.2 mark Sires Stakes winning sophomore 236 Ponda Adventure...... Colt Swan For All...... Wildflower trotter Flagman First foal from a Muscle Hill mare with a 1:55.4 freshman mark that won the * Pond-A-Acres bred and raised! * Kindergarten Classic final and Hudson Trot final

239 Ponda Charm...... Filly Dover Dan...... Magic Lindy BRIGOTTO Filly is a sister to ISS leg winner Flagman 2, 1:57.2; 3, 1:54.1s; BT 1:53.4s-'20 ($73,369) 244 Mister Lonely*...... Colt Dover Dan...... My Lady Lindy Dam has four winners including My Lindy Winner 2, 1:56.4h; 4, 1:52.2-'19 ($176,145) and Deli Craze 3, 2:03.2h; 1:57f; BT 1:55.4f ($105,020) 292 GW Godan*...... Colt Dover Dan...... Saint Patty's Doll First foal from a $200,000 winner that is a sister to a pair of $150,000-plus winners 335 GW Lucky*...... Colt Luck Be Withyou...... Show Faith Dam has three winners led by GW Show Faith p,2, 1:53.3s; 4, 1:52.1f ($161,632) Offering a Dover Dan brother to 345 Ponda Warrior...... Colt Rockin Image...... Sweetnsinful Second foal from a mare with a 1:50.4 mark and nearly $300,000 in earnings, colt is Indiana Sires Stakes division winner a brother to freshman winner Sweet Sinsation p,2, 1:56.3s-'20 ($6,570) Brigotto * Pond-A-Acres bred and raised! * Yearlings available for inspection. Call us to schedule an appointment. 11009 Stellhorn Road, New Haven, Indiana 46774 POND-A-ACRES (260) 440-1817 or (260) 609-8597 2020 Yearlings Selling at the Hoosier Classic Sale from the * Indicates agent yearling

10 Ponda Malone...... Colt Luck Be With You...... Ponda's Destiny EDITOR From the family of three-time ISS final winner Ginger Shark p,2, 1:52.2s ($142,500) WILDFLOWER 81 Ponda Gonzalez...... Colt Dover Dan...... Dandelion Dust Indiana Standardbred MAGAZINE Brother to Grand Circuit and Indiana Sires Stakes elimination winner Ooh La La La 2, 1:57.4s; 3, 1:54.2s ($195,775) 94 Jesse’s Doll*...... Filly Jailhouse Jesse...... Danish Doll At a time when the Indy 500, the NBA, MLB and the Kentucky Derby are Filly is a sister to Grand Circuit placed McClass 2, 2:00.3s; 3, 1:56.3s; 4, 1:54.3s-'20 operating without spectators, it’s refreshing to see fans allowed at racetracks ($53,257) and starter Star Kya BT 2:00.3-'19 ($2,434) in Indiana. Horsemen and horsewomen are doing their best to comply with 103 Lucky Chris*...... Colt Luck Be With You...... Diamond Amber COVID-19 regulations as racing continues in the Hoosier State. At press Colt is the first foal from Diamond Amber p,2, 1:54.4f; 3, 1:54.1f; 1:51.3f ($167,011) Offering a Swan For All colt from this time, Governor Holcomb just extended Stage 4.5, which keeps mandatory 108 Ponda Detective...... Colt Dover Dan...... Dream Act Muscle Hill mare, winner of the Colt is a brother to ISS leg winner Brigotto 2, 1:55.3s-'19; BT 1:54.3s-'20 ($140,081) Kindergarten final and Hudson Trot face masks and capacity levels under restrictions. Although the restrictions 112 Ponda Luck...... Colt Luck Be With You...... Fancy Miss final with more than $250,000 in will affect Breeders Crown, Harrah’s Hoosier Park is working diligently to Brother to Indiana Sires Stakes final runner-up Ponda's Prospect p,2, 1:54s; career earnings! comply with state regulations while providing the best possible stage for Stan- 3, 1:51.3s; 4, 1:51 ($239,346) dardbred racing’s biggest show. 118 Ponda Dan...... Colt Dover Dan...... Elin FLAGMAN Dam is an Angus Hall mare with nearly $400,000 in earnings and mark of 1:54.4f This year’s Breeders Crown is shaping up to be another 153 Ponda Space...... Filly Luck Be Withyou...... Lyon's Moonlight exciting year for the Indiana breeding program. Numer- This year’s Breeders Family includes Breeders Crown runner-up Sunshine Beach p,3, 1:47.4f ($971,037) ous products from the Hoosier State are prepping for the 208 Melony’s Beauty*.....Filly Muscle Massive...... Libby's Glider event, and most likely, there will be a legitimate contender Crown is shaping up Filly is a sister to winner Rjz First Lady 2, 1:57.4s-'19; 3, 1:55.3s-'20 ($117,470) in each of the 12 divisions representing Indiana sires. 214 Ponda Hawk...... Colt Luck Be Withyou...... Mandy's Mattjesty to be another exciting From the first crop of Luck Be Withyou, first foal out of Indiana Sires Stakes Gold Harrah’s Hoosier Park knows how to throw a party, and a year for the Indiana final winner Mandys Mattjesty p,3, 1:51.3f; 1:50.2s ($307,105) few restrictions will only be a minor bump in the road for Selling a Dover Dan sister to Indiana 228 Ponda Fantasy...... Filly Odds On Equuleus...... Mikeleh the team planning the event. breeding program. First foal from a $300,000 winning Western Ideal mare with a 1:51.2 mark Sires Stakes winning sophomore 236 Ponda Adventure...... Colt Swan For All...... Wildflower trotter Flagman This issue features several Indiana-connected horses that First foal from a Muscle Hill mare with a 1:55.4 freshman mark that won the * Pond-A-Acres bred and raised! * could be involved in the Breeders Crown. Plus, a recap Kindergarten Classic final and Hudson Trot final of racing from the Indiana State Fairgrounds is highlighted, a program that 239 Ponda Charm...... Filly Dover Dan...... Magic Lindy BRIGOTTO was limited on spectators and without the roar of the Indiana State Fair in the Filly is a sister to ISS leg winner Flagman 2, 1:57.2; 3, 1:54.1s; BT 1:53.4s-'20 ($73,369) background. Also, one of Indiana’s first ladies of racing is featured as the life Above: 244 Mister Lonely*...... Colt Dover Dan...... My Lady Lindy of Hettie Dunkin is explored. Dam has four winners including My Lindy Winner 2, 1:56.4h; 4, 1:52.2-'19 ($176,145) A look at Harrah’s Hoosier Park’s barn area. Soon, the facility will be buzzing with activity and Deli Craze 3, 2:03.2h; 1:57f; BT 1:55.4f ($105,020) Switching gears to the present, Brian and Nikki Hauck are providing the as the track prepares to host its second 292 GW Godan*...... Colt Dover Dan...... Saint Patty's Doll latest in technology for equine athletes with New Wave Equine. And, the next First foal from a $200,000 winner that is a sister to a pair of $150,000-plus winners Breeders Crown Oct. 30 and 31. Photo by round of stars are getting ready for the sales. Check out some of the prospects 335 GW Lucky*...... Colt Luck Be Withyou...... Show Faith Dean Gillette Dam has three winners led by GW Show Faith p,2, 1:53.3s; 4, 1:52.1f ($161,632) that will be entering the sales rings this fall. Offering a Dover Dan brother to On Our Cover: 345 Ponda Warrior...... Colt Rockin Image...... Sweetnsinful Little Rocket Man and Trace Tetrick were Second foal from a mare with a 1:50.4 mark and nearly $300,000 in earnings, colt is Indiana Sires Stakes division winner It may have a different look, but racing is still going strong in Indiana. It’s a flying high on Dan Patch Stakes Night, a brother to freshman winner Sweet Sinsation p,2, 1:56.3s-'20 ($6,570) Brigotto great day to reign supreme during “The Year of the Crown.” * Pond-A-Acres bred and raised! * equaling the overall track record of 1:47.2. Yearlings available for inspection. Call us to schedule an appointment. Photo by Dean Gillette 11009 Stellhorn Road, New Haven, Indiana 46774 POND-A-ACRES (260) 440-1817 or (260) 609-8597 October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 1 Indiana Standardbred INSIDE MAGAZINE this issue Volume 9, Issue 4 • October 2020 Editor Tammy Knox Photography Breeders Crown Media Dean Gillette/makemeaprint.com Oh, Baby Baby Diane Schuler/Satorus Productions Jason Girt May Baby growing into quite a little lady Harness Racing Victoria/Stuart McCormick Brian Hauck 6 Indiana Public Media Tammy Knox Ellen Taylor Ride the Wave Cheyenne Yoder

New Wave Equine rolls into Indiana Writers Robert Heyden Tammy Knox 20 Simon LeFranc Diane Schuler Tara Ellen Taylor The Sum of it All Additional Information: Indiana Standardbred Breed Curtis Sumpter scoring wins on ISFC Development Editorial Board: 24 Dr. Alan White (Chair) Doug Rideout Traveling Trailblazer Sarah Conrad

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Executive Committee Budget/Finance Membership/Promotions Joe Putnam President/Chair Chad Gooding Treasurer/Chair Richard Keaton Chair Richard Keaton 1st Vice President Joe Putnam President Emily Dever Jacob Smith 2nd Vice President Richard Keaton 1st Vice President Wilbur Eash Dennis Petty Board Secretary Jacob Smith 2nd Vice President Randy Hatton Chad Gooding Treasurer Dennis Petty Board Secretary Dennis Petty

Contract Negotiations College Assistance Pari-Mutuel Joe Putnam President/Chair Richard Keaton Chair Jeff CullipherChair Richard Keaton 1st Vice President Jeff Cullipher Brandon Bates Jacob Smith 2nd Vice President Randy Hatton John Delong Dennis Petty Board Secretary Jacob Smith Wilbur Eash Chad Gooding Treasurer Randy Hatton Emergency Benefits Joe Putnam Backside Health Care Jacob Smith Chair Doug Rideout Richard Keaton Chair Jeff Cullipher Chad Gooding John Delong Political Action Randy Hatton Joe Putnam Chad Gooding Chair Alan White Sarah Conrad Fair Racing Joe Putnam Breeders/Owners/Sales Doug Rideout Chair Alan White Chair Sarah Conrad Publications/Website Jeff Cullipher Dennis Petty Alan White Chair John Delong Matt Rheinheimer Sarah Conrad Emily Dever Doug Rideout Grants Brandon Bates Proofing Jacob Smith Chair Julie Rideout Proofing Sarah Conrad Emily Dever Dennis Petty

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 5 May Baby SMALL BUT

MIGHTYBy Simon LeFranc 6 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 May Baby is the pride of James and Cheyenne Yoder. “It’s really a big family effort,” James stressed. “Right The couple, who train a stable of 12, purchased the filly now, Cheyenne and I train up here, but we go to Florida at the 2018 Hoosier Classic Sale for in the winter where we are stabled $8,500, and have been rewarded with my dad. Our barns are sepa- thus far with $283,990 in earnings rate, but we work closely together by the daughter of Guccio. and are always there for each other.

“She was the last one to go through When the Yoders purchased May the sale ring,” Cheyenne recalled. Baby, they were surprised at the “I wanted a good filly and since spirit of the diminutive filly, who May Baby and I share the same was foaled in Montgomery, Ind. on birthday, I just kind of thought it was May 13, 2017 at Oakwood Farm. fate. She’s a real small filly and at “The first few months she was hand- the time not many folks were high The birthday girls celebrate their special day. ful—she wouldn’t trot going slow,” on the Guccios and I thought I’d be Cheyenne Yoder and May Baby have the same James explained. “She wanted to able to get her pretty cheap and that birthday. Photo provided throw her head, gallop and wouldn’t she’d be my project.” focus. But then the more miles and the faster we went Which is exactly what happened. she started to calm down and the faster the miles the better she trotted.” Cheyenne, 24, from Wilkinson, Ind., met 26-year-old Shipshewana native James while she was working in the May Baby is the fifth foal out of the Credit Winner mare Hoosier Park kitchen during the 2014 meeting. Free Wheeling 3, Q1:56.2 ($13,178) and is a full sister to Golden Wheel 3, 1:57.2 ($38,188) and a half-sister to “I had no previous horse experience,” Cheyenne admit- Wheels A Turning (by Mr Cantab 3, 1:56.2 ($258,217) ted. “But we hit it off right away.” and Big Wheel (by Big Stick Lindy) 3, 1:57.4 ($100,778). “My dad got into the harness business when I was “We prefer to work with the younger horses,” James nine-years-old,” James said. “He managed a RV factory said. “We might have an old claimer here or there, but in Goshen and some of his friends there were into the our focus is on the youngsters.” horses and dad got into them. After a year of being an owner, he decided to quit the RV factory and race May Baby turned out to be the perfect fit for the cou- horses full time.” ple. At two, she rattled off three straight triumphs in her first three In 2017, the Yoders made the trek starts, winning numerous Indi- to Running Aces for the summer, ana Sires Stakes (ISS) races, and but since 2018, they have been finished a smart second in the racing at Hoosier Park. Since he $270,000 ISS Super Final on Oct. began training in 2015, James 11 to Rock Swan. She wrapped up has amassed 61 wins, 49 seconds the season with six wins, a second and 41 thirds from 305 starts with and a third in 10 starts with earnings of $749,436. $225,490 in seasonal earnings and Cheyenne and James Yoder are captured in a photo during Now in his tenth year as a driver, a mark of 1:53.2 taken in ISS-Leg the Breeders Crown last year with their prized filly, May 6 on Oct.1 at Hoosier in a brilliant James has steered the winners Baby. Photo by Breeders Crown Media of $2,463,436 with 250 winners, front-stepping performance. 253 second-place finishers and 228 third-place finishers After wintering in Florida, May Baby returned with a from 1,787 starts. vengeance, capturing three consecutive Hoosier qual-

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 7 SMALL BUT MIGHTY ifiers with James in the sulky before winning her first May Baby did not have her typical in the Hambo start as a sophomore in the $33,000 Star Destroyer on Oaks, finishing a disappointing tenth and beaten 17 and June 24 in 1:52.3. one-half lengths in the $600,000 classic on Aug.8.

“She always showed a lot of speed Once back on her home turf, how- but to be as consistent as she was, was ever, the gutsy distaff rebounded something we did not expect,” James to finish second by a nose to Rock noted. “We raced her in the Breeders Swan in ISS-Leg 4 on Aug. 19, Crown last year and she was fourth clocked in 1:53.1. So far this season in the elimination and gave a good she has added another $58,500 to effort in the final and this year our her coffers, with three wins and a aim from the get-go was to race in second in five starts to date. the Oaks.” May Baby and James Yoder are shown winning a “The plan is to race her in the rest of After sweeping the first two ISS legs preliminary round of Indiana Sires Stakes action at the Sires Stakes here at Hoosier, then for 3-year-olds, May Baby shipped Harrah’s Hoosier Park. Photo by Dean Gillette the Breeders Crown and Crossroads to The Meadowlands, where she was Stake,” James said. “We’ll likely a solid second in the $15,000 Hambletonian Oaks elim, keep her around and race her at four and five, and then clocked in 1:52.4 and only one and a quarter lengths possibly keep her as a broodmare.” behind Hypnotic AM. Ever quirky, May Baby can still get hot-headed at times. “That was our first time at The Meadowlands,” James “She’s still kind of sassy if she doesn’t get her way,” Chey- said. “We loved it out there and obviously our experi- enne laughed. “But I wouldn’t want her any other way.” ence would likely have been much different without the COVID-19 .”

James Yoder patiently waits alongside May Baby before they go out to warm up for the Hambletonian Oaks at The Meadowlands. Photo by Cheyenne Yoder

8 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Selling at the Hoosier Classic Sale - October 23 & 24 - Indianapolis Integrity Stables - Shipshewana Integrity Stables - Topeka 36 Rockin N Boogie, b.f. 61 Ben Racin, b.c. Rockin Image-Bookie Always A Virgin-Buckle Bunni Filly is a sister to Doyoudesiremyheart p,2, 2:08.4h; 3, 1:55.1; Colt is a brother to 51-time winner Nickle Bag p,2, 1:54.4s; 3, 1:54.4f ($76,376). Dam is a sister to Jaded Girl, dam of Jaded 1:51s; 1:49s ($974,583), Skyway Boomer p,3, 1:56f; 1:51.1f Dream p,2, 1:57h; 3, 1:53.4f; 1:50.3f ($464,810). ($184,055) and Skyway Bella p,2, 1:54s, 3, 1:53.1f ($28,020).

77 Endofsummer, b.f. 127 Gianna Grace, b.f. JK Endofanera-Circus Of Power Dover Dan-GS Grasshopper First foal from a Cambest mare that is a sister to Macha- A sister to freshman Skyway Genna 2, 1:56.3s ($12,425). roundtheclock p,2, 1:53.4f; 3, 1:51.1s ($501,013) and Indiana Second dam has produced Summertime Yankee 1:52.3f Sires Stakes final runner-up Always The Sun p,2, 1:54.1; 3, ($592,757) and Yankee Slugfest 4, 1:57.3f ($150,325). 1:51.3; 4, 1:50.1f ($453,761). 145 Top Tuxedo, b.c. 190 Incredible Man, br.c. Swan For All-The Magic Of Always A Virgin-I've Got A Feeling Colt is a brother to ISS final winner Skyway Torpedo 2, 1:55s Dam has produced two starters led by winner Skyway Igotthis ($213,550) and Grand Circuit runner-up Skyway Tinacious 2, p,3, 1:58.1-'20 ($10,555). Family also includes Iced Yankee 1:58.1s; 3, 1:54.3s ($94,213). p,2, Q1:58.4; 3, 1:51.3f ($389,943) and Yankee Icon, dam of multiple black type winners. 185 Kwik Kramer, br.c. Dover Dan-Keystone Sadie 253 Magical Swan, b.f. Colt is a half-brother to multiple Indiana Sires Stakes leg Swan For All-Maui Blue Chip winner Swan In Motion 2, 1:56.1s; 3, 1:53.2s ($269,325) and Filly is out of a dam that is sister to 68-time winner Sir Skyway Kon Man 3, 1:55.1; 4, 1:53.1s ($116,195). Valahad 2, 2:01.4; 3, Q1:57.4; 1:54 ($796,509) and Valcyon Days 3, 1:59.4f; 1:55.3z ($274,634). 356 First N Line, b.f. Muscle Massive-First Avenue Topeka: Dam is a 100-percent producer led by Skyway Fusion 2, Lyle Slabach OPEN HOUSE 2:02.4s; 3, 1:56.1s ($35,510). Family includes the grandam of 9780 W 650 S Giant Hit 2, 1:58; 3, 1:54.2 ($646,650). Topeka, IN 46571 October 12 & 13 260-593-3871 We will have our consignment available for inspection during the afternoon on 367 Land Of Freedom, br.c. Shipshewana: Dover Dan-Sweetlandofliberty both days! Mike Schlabach First foal from a sister to NJSS division winner Homer Jay 2, 4375 N 1000 W, 1:58.4; 4, 1:53.2s ($427,106) and Babe The Horse 3, 1:56.3s; Shipshewana, IN 46565 4, 1:56s ($163,509). 260-350-8348

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 9 IHRC approves Eldorado Resorts Inc. By Tammy Knox

In a two-hour plus meeting with the Indiana Horse racing product, equine safety, commitment to local com- Racing Commission (IHRC) Monday, July 13 at munities and marketing improvements,” added Reeg. Indiana Grand, the main focus was the petition for “Mike Pegram is a board member and he introduced us Eldorado Resorts Inc. (ERI) to move forward with the to Joe (Morris) who brings in over 40 years in the busi- transfer of permits and licenses for both Indiana horse ness in many roles and has been an owner in both the racing tracks. The IHRC approved the transfer 4-0 and Standardbred industries.” with Chairman Philip Borst ending with, “Welcome to Morris will serve as senior VP of racing. He also testified Indiana, Eldorado.” on the commitment to Indiana horse racing and noted a few things he’d like to see added to both racetracks, including more big days.

“We are going to do right by the horsemen, employees and the fans,” said Morris. “We want to see growth in Indiana racing. One thing I think I’d like to see more of are big days and capitalizing on the Breeders Crown. There is an opportunity Harrah’s Hoosier Park could be on a three-year cycle to host it. We have committed to another 10 percent in 2020 for advertising and promo- tional spend, and we will use that at Hoosier Park for the Members of the Indiana Horse Racing Commission look over the Breeders Crown.” final proposal from Eldorado Resorts, prior to approving the plan 4-0. Photo by Tammy Knox Morris also commented about the need for an owner’s area at Hoosier Park. He’d also like to begin conver- Several representatives from ERI were on hand to sations on, “how we get more Indiana breds on the give testimony, including CEO Tom Reeg and Antho- ground” and is hopeful to increase the number of ny Carano, president and COO. Reeg solidified the owners in the state. He said racing is running great right commitment to Indiana horse racing by ERI, noting, now with, “nothing to fix, but I think we can polish “Centaur set a very high bar and you can see it in the fa- it a little bit.” cilities. Joe Morris is going to be the man on the ground, and we recognize there has to be a commitment from Several individuals stood up to give their opinions on the our company and we understand that. We are ready sale/merger to ERI, including Joe Putnam of the Indi- and willing to accept all conditions from the executive ana Standardbred Association. Putnam talked about his director’s report.” personal experience in seeing recent changes at Scioto Downs. He also read a letter from Ohio Harness Horse- Reeg went on to outline the importance of the new men’s Association Steve Bateson on the “New Scioto” executive corporate leadership dedicated to racing. He and the improvements and enhancements that ERI has also noted the importance of empowerment for the local done in the past few months. racing leadership, which includes Rick Moore, vice pres- ident and general manager of racing. Other speakers from the audience included Ernie Gas- kin, Dwayne Rhule, Nat Hill IV, and Terri Austin, state “We are committed to all aspects of the horse racing representative for the Madison County area. Austin was industry, including reinvesting in racing, improving the pleased to see ERI had committed additional funding

10 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 for local communities and spoke on the importance of ERI expects to begin expansions of gaming facilities Hoosier Park in her area. quickly. Per recommendations from IHRC Executive Director Deena Pitman, who filed a report prior to the ERI also outlined other items they will continue to sup- session, ERI will create an Escrow capital fund of $25 port, including the Indiana Horse Racing Association million to be invested over a 10-year period for rac- Hall of Fame, Empire of Hope for racehorse aftercare ing-related items only with a plan to refresh the invest- initiatives, fulfill the remaining years of financial support ment every 10 years. They will invest $60 million in the and rebranding of Centaur Equine Specialty Hospital expansion of gaming operations to accommodate more to Caesars Equine Specialty Hospital in Shelbyville, table game space at both Harrah’s Hoosier Park and update the Indiana Horse Racing Industry Economic Indiana Grand, which will be separate from the $25 Impact Study and continued support of local communi- million to be invested in racing facilities and operations ties with an additional $250,000 in community dona- over the next 10 years. tions and partnerships added in the 2020 post-merger. ERI outlined long-term commitments such as extending A flow chart from ERI was shown, with Joe Morris the 12 percent agreement with horsemen, continuing to reporting directly to Anthony Carano, president and operate at minimum, the same number of race dates, COO, to allow prompt decision making for the best in- and current staffing levels for racing. terest of racing. Rick Moore, vice president and general manager of racing at Harrah’s Hoosier Park, will report directly to Morris.

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 11 ROARIN’ GRAND COMES INTO INDIANA By Tara Ellen Taylor

Below is a look at racing during the Grand Circuit the milk replacer out of the bucket,” co-owner Doug action held at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Without a Rheinheimer remembers. “He spent a couple of months fair going on and with a limited and controlled specta- by himself in a small paddock with a run-in shed. Then tor atmosphere, the racing was still impressive over the I put him in with an old pony and she had had enough 11-race card with a total of $291,606 offered in purses. of his torment pretty quickly, so his next pasture pal The highlight of the card was the 94th edition of the was a 30-year-old riding mule. That lasted until he $57,235 Fox Stake. joined the other weanlings at about five months. He was a loner for a Dojea Gizmo few weeks but by six months he became the boss of the pack was Overcomes Rough which good to see.” Beginning Dojea Gizmo has always had Dan Shetler is the co-owner, a short attention span and lots trainer and driver of Dojea Giz- of athletic ability. But the now mo. He explained the next step three-year-old pacing gelding with the youngster. Dojea Gizmo has overcome a lot for trainer-driver Dan got off to a rough start when Shetler to make it to the races. Shown winning the “When I picked Gizmo up in the his mother Postmark p,1:50.4 Landess Final at Hoosier Park, he was also a winner during fall of his yearling year, you could $189,330 died of an aneurysm the Indiana State Fairgrounds races in a division of The tell he was a social butterfly,” noted when he was only two days old. Horseman. Photo by Dean Gillette Shetler. “He was all over the place Orphan foals are renowned for little success on the on the track and in the stall. He had little self-discipline. racetrack; once in a while, however, they overcome their He wasn’t mean or nippy, he just couldn’t concentrate; early obstacles. he had no clue (about racing). We raced him a few times (seven) at two and I knew he had speed.” “Luckily he got the colostrum before the mare died but he never liked a bottle. Almost immediately, he slurped

12 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Brookview Bullet has been a force among two-year-olds this year, including a division of the Hoosier Stake at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. He’s shown going into the first turn with driver Trace Tetrick. Photo by Dean Gillette

ROARIN’ GRAND COMES INTO INDIANA By Tara Ellen Taylor

Shetler was patient and lightly raced the now 3-year-old the day, he had three starts with two wins and a second Tellitlikeitis gelding in 2020 with one start in an Indiana and a record of 1:51.4. Sires Stakes leg and a few conditioned races coming into “My owners wanted a few Indiana breds, so I went to the August 12 race on his home track. the Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale last fall which was sort “Gizmo is really quick coming off cover and so I kept of a new experience for me since I usually have older him tucked behind Island Of The Sea until I was in the horses,” said trainer Dylan Davis. “We were intent to stretch,” added Shetler. “He paced home strong in 27.1 buy Somethingbeautiful (the half-sister to Shnitzledo- with a mile in 1:51. He gets better every start, so we’ll see somethin p,1:49.1 $767,343). I watched Virgo’s video and where that takes us this fall.” liked his athleticism. He was early in the sale and the bid was hung up at $11,000. I bid $13,000 knowing I still Virgo Captures Fox Stake had enough left to get we came for.” Virgo, the son of Always A Virgin-Star Of The Show “Virgo is staked to every- easily captured the 2020 Fox Stake in 1:52.0. Going into thing in Indiana. He will tell us what’s Virgo gives Trace Tetrick his third Fox Stake win with a commanding victory in 1:52.0 for the 94th edition of the race at the Indiana State up next on his Fairgrounds. Photo by Dean Gillette schedule, whether that is the Sires Stakes or something else,” added Davis. continued on page 18

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 13 KEEPING UP WITH THE

A look at the last five Fox Stakes winners at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. The event just completed its 94th year for two-year-old pacing colts and geldings.

2020 – Virgo – Keeping with the Indiana sired theme, Virgin gelding scored the win in 1:53.3, a two and one- Virgo gave an outstanding performance in this year’s half length winner. Although Always a Vavoom did not Fox Stakes, winning the event by a margin of five race as a three-year-old, he is back on track in 2020. His lengths in 1:52.0 for driver Trace Tetrick. It was Tetrick’s career best time stands at 1:52.3. The Cottonwood Farm third win in the last five years of the Fox Stake. A son of product was recently sold from the ownership of Always a Virgin, Virgo has been a winner in thee of his P. and William C. DeLong, who campaigned him as a first four starts for trainer Dylan Davis, who co-owns the two-year-old up until his last start in mid-August. freshman with Howard Taylor and Jeff Billings. To date, 2017 – Rockin Rusty – Rockin Rusty came to life in his best time was a 1:51.4 clocking at Harrah’s Hoosier the 2017 Fox Stakes. Driven by Trace Tetrick, the Rock- Park. He has been nominated to the Breeders Crown. in Image gelding made a move around the final turn to 2019 – Odds on Osiris – The powerhouse pacer from rally home in :26.4 for the win in 1:52.0, which would re- the Melanie Wrenn barn is still going strong. Odds on main as his fastest win ever in his career. He was trained Osiris is back this season as a three-year-old and is as by Erv Miller and is still racing as a five-year-old. He powerful as he was when he won the Fox Stake last year was bred by Emerald Highlands Farm and at the time of in 1:51.3 for driver Peter Wrenn. The Rockin Image his Fox Stake win, he was owned by Anthony Lombardi gelding ended up with seven wins in 10 starts last year, and Erv Miller Stables. and this year, he has yet to finish behind third in five 2016 – Luckslst Bluegrass – Trained by John Merkel, starts at press time, winning some impressive stakes, Luckslst Bluegrass came rolling at the leaders around the including the Millstein at Northfield Park in August. turn for Trace Tetrick and rallied home the winner of Odds on Osiris is eligible to the Breeders Crown so his the 2016 Fox Stakes in 1:55.1. At the time, he was owned ownership, Odds on Racing, and the Wrenns have a by breeder Dr. Luel Overstreet. The Always a Virgin big chance to advance into harness racing’s big dance at gelding had three wins that year as a freshman and his Harrah’s Hoosier Park in late October. career best time of 1:52.0 was taken at three. He is still 2018 – Always A Vavoom – Always a Vavoom was racing in Canada. The 2016 Fox Stake was also the a gate to wire winner in the 2018 Fox Stake for trainer first year the race offered just one division, coming off a Roger Welch and driver John DeLong. The Always a three-division year in 2015.

14 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 SELLING at the HOOSIER CLASSIC YEARLING SALE • OCTOBER 23 & 24 • Indianapolis

ANAFFAIRTOREMEMBER ROCK THE LOOK

Hip 4 WATCH THIS DAN (colt) Hip 147 ROCKINDUDE (colt) Agent Dover Dan - Watch The Rhythm Rockin Image - Halle Go Lightly Second foal from a Muscle Mass mare with a mark of 1:54.4 that is a sister Colt is a full-brother to Grand Circuit and Indiana Sires Stakes elimination to Keystone Springer 3, 2:02.4f; 1:56.2-'07 ($132,696), Tableau 2, 2:01; 3, winner Rock The Look p,2, 1:54.4s; 3, 1:51.3s; 4, 1:50.3f ($507,625) and 1:57.1-'07 ($58,333) and I Go Gliding By 3, 1:56.4z ($49,470). half-brother to Indiana Sires Stakes elimination winner Halle Shark p,2, 1:56.4s; 3, 1:51.2s ($243,045). Hip 32 ALWAYS A LOOK (colt) Agent Always A Virgin - Another Look Hip 189 DOVERANDOVER (colt) Colt is the second foal from a mare that is a full sister to Mistletoe Shalee Dover Dan - Ivana Hanover final winner Major Look p,2, 1:54.2f; 3, 1:49.3f ($519,829) and Emerald Colt is a half-brother to freshman Ivana Vinalot, who has trotted in 2:00.1. Express p,2, Q1:58.1; 3, 1:54f ($271,593). Family also includes Armbro Dam is a half-sister to KYSS final winner Invincible Dream 2, 1:59.1f; 3, Obliging p,2, 1:59.2s; 3, 1:57.2s; 1:50.3s ($589,133). 1:53.1 ($234,997), dam of Sashay 2, 1:59.1; 3, 1:55.1; 4, 1:54.3s ($153,952) and Only In My Dreams 3, 1:58.1s; 1:55.4f ($87,880). Family also includes Hip 39 EVERLASTINGFASHION (filly) Dan Patch Award winner Hustle 2, 2:00.1; 3, 1:58.1 ($399,620). Crescent Fashion - Armbro Everlasting Dam has produced four winners from six foals including ONSS Grassroots Hip 196 DELIGHTFULFORYOU (colt) division winner Wing Flash 2, 1:57.3s; 1:53.1f-'17 ($190,704), Marathon Luck Be Withyou - Lady's Delight Man 3, 1:55.2f; 1:54.2-'14 ($134,708) and Infinity Stick 2, 1:59.2s; 3, Second foal from a $160,000 winner with a mark of 1:51.1 that is a sister to 1:56.4s; 4, 1:55.1s ($102,246). Freshman Lemniscate has trotted in 1:59.3. Sonofasizzle p,2, 1:52.1f; 3, 1:50.2f ($420,086) and JK Lullabye p,3, 1:54.2s; 4, 1:51.3f ($405,315). Third dam produced North America Cup Hip 58 IWANNABEWITHYOU (colt) winner JK Endofanera p,2, 1:51.4s; 3, 1:48.2 ($2,048,320) and 2014 USHWA Luck Be Withyou - Bo Tox Hanover Horse of the Year JK Shesalady p,2, 1:50.1s ($919,583). First foal from a Dragon Again mare with a 1:52.1 mark and nearly $275,000 in earnings. Second dam is Western Hanover mare Bolero Toki p,2, 1:54.2s; Hip 235 MUSCLEDOVER (colt) 3, 1:50.4 ($284,754), dam of Ohio Fair Stakes winner Wild Eyed Yankee p,2, Dover Dan - Muscle Baby Doll 2:00.2h; 3, 1:56.2f; 4, 1:54.1f-’19 ($102,361). Second foal from Muscle Mass mare Muscle Baby Doll, Casual Breeze Stake division and Crossroads Of America final winner. Colt is a half-brother to Hip 90 LAUDE’S DREAM (filly) Kadabra freshman Pugnacious 2, BT 2:03. Family includes Missys Goalfire 2, Dover Dan - Cum Laude Hall 1:58.4; 3, 1:57.1h ($322,672), dam of multiple $100,000 winners. Dam has already produced NY Excelsior A Series division winner Mr Smead 2, 2:00.3h; 3, 1:57.2h; BT 1:54.2f-'20 ($46,809) and Indiana Sired Fair Circuit Hip 263 SWANAFFAIR (filly) Agent division winner Miss Smead 2, 2:00.4s-'19; BT 1:55.1s-'20 ($21,020). Swan For All - Petticoat Affair Filly is a full-sister to Grand Circuit-placed Swan For Vito 3, 1:56s ($46,285). Hip 93 SERENE MOMENT (filly) Dam is a sister to Barryscourt 2, 1:56.1; 3, 1:55.3 ($301,707) and Hooray Dover Dan - Anaffairtoremember Katie 3, 1:59.4f; 1:57.4h ($101,591). Third dam is Kelly Lee, dam of Tak The First foal from Anaffairtoremember, an ONSS Super Final runner up with over Tuk 2, 2:03.3h; 3, 1:59.1f; 1:54.2s ($543,622) and SOS 2, 1:59.1s; 3, $600,000 in earnings and a mark of 1:53.2. Family also includes O'Brien 1:56.3s ($331,848). Award winner Earl 2, 2:01.4f; 3, 1:58.3f; 1:54.2s ($984,318). Filly is from the first crop of Dover Dan. Hip 299 DOVER’S DEFENSE (filly) Agent Dover Dan - Hip 107 LUCKY RUSTY (filly) Dam has produced three winners from five foals including Chipoffthewall 2, Luck Be Withyou - Doo Wee Rusty 1:58.4f; 3, Q1:56.4f; 1:55.4f ($215,390), J S Power Chip 2, 2:00.2; 3, First foal from a Somebeachsomewhere mare with $129,719 in earnings. 1:57.2s-'19 ($43,648) and Friendly Confines 2, 2:10.2h; 3, 1:56.4h-'20 Family also includes Hattie, dam of Holborn Hanover p,2, 1:58h; 3, 1:49; ($11,942). Family includes Quick Study Liza 2, 2:03.2f; 3, 1:59.2f ($235,162) 1:46.4 ($2,104,453) and Hanover p,3, 1:52f; 1:49.1s ($1,187,032) and Worstcase Scenario 2, 2:00.4f; 3, Q1:58.3f; 1:57f ($132,094). and Hillbilly Hanover p,2, 1:52.2f; 3, 1:50.1f; 4, 1:49.3 ($982,576).

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Majestic Player A has been a major force in the older trotting ranks since hitting the U.S. racetracks this year. At press time, he had 11 wins, which is leading the country for wins by a trotter in 2020. Photo by Dean Gillette Down Under Wonder a perfect fit for Carsey & Friends By Simon LeFranc

Just over a year ago, Brian Carsey was looking for Wales, Majestic Player A is by Majestic Son, out of the a horse to add to his stable. While perusing the rac- Dr Ronerail mare Another Player. es from one evening, a trotter caught his “What I liked about him is that no matter what spot he eye. Brian contacted Dean Braun, a friend based was in, he was always charging late, and he seemed to Down Under who trains, buys, and sells horses in the have the passion to be a winner,” Brian observed. “It Southern Hemisphere. didn’t matter where he was racing or what spot he was “We were looking to buy a horse from Australia,” Brian in, he was super consistent. We kept our eye on him for explained. “And I saw Majestic Player A and had Dean about four months before we finally made the deal with pursue a deal for us. He got it done and we brought the his owners in Australia.” horse to the US the week after he won the 4-Year-Old Brian partnered with Jeff Fought and Casey Myers on Breeders Crown in Melbourne.” Majestic Player A, and not long after his last start in Foaled Nov. 3, 2014 at Yabby Dam Farms just outside of Australia last August, Majestic Player A was stateside. Ballarat, in the southern Victoria region of New South Brian’s first impression of the trotter was a good one.

Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 “He’s a good-looking horse and we turned him out in a “He’s now the fastest trotter ever from Australia,” Brian field until the first of the year to give him a little extra said. “He’s definitely unique, just a pretty clean-going, time to adjust,” Brian explained. “One of the main good-gaited, honest trotter. The funny thing is that we reasons we bought him is because we thought he would really weren’t looking for him to be an open/invitational fit the trotting series at Yonkers, but then they ended up horse, so he’s definitely exceeded our expectations.” cancelling that because of the COVID-19 pandemic.” Majestic Player A earned $92,605 from 15 victories in Majestic Player A made his first start on US soil a Australia prior to coming to America and has added winning one, taking a Miami Valley qualifier in 1:57.2 another $114,450 to his coffers since. The only blemish on Jan. 29, 2020. on his otherwise clean record came on Aug. “Walter (Haynes), who 16 at Tioga Downs in trains for us, wasn’t that the $220,000 Crawford impressed with him ini- Farms Open Trot, when tially,” Brian said. “But we he was a dismal ninth. qualified him with pacers and when Walter pulled “He seemed very nervous him, he shot around those from the shipping and other horses with the ease ultimately tied up,” Brian of a pacer and zoomed said. “He was pretty right by all of them. Walter worked up and we really was definitely impressed weren’t sure why. But we after that first drive.” treated him, and he came out of it well once we got Haynes conditions his him back home.” stock at his own farm in Majestic Player A, driven by Jason Lee, is shown en route to victory in the Alexandria, Ind., an easy Woodlands Stud Breeders’ Crown Championship at Tabcorp Park prior Back on his home turf, to being purchased by his new U.S. connections. Photo by Harness Racing ship to Hoosier Park and Majestic Player A re- Victoria/Stuart McCormick the Ohio tracks. bounded with a brilliant 1:51.4 triumph on Aug. 22 In his first pari-mutuel start on US soil Majestic Play- in the $18,000 Hoosier Open Trot. er A was second by a head in a $24,000 Open Trot at Miami Valley on Feb. 4, clocked in 1:54.2. That finish “We will probably go to the Maple Leaf Trot if things set the stage for a 10-race winning streak by the “Down work out that we can, then come back for the Caesars Under Wonder” as he rattled off triumphs in the opens Trotting Classic and Breeders Crown here at Hoosier,” at Miami Valley, Scioto Downs and Harrah’s Hoosier Brian offered. “Our plan is to keep him happy and Park for drivers Brett Miller and Widger. His sound. He’s a pretty uncomplicated little horse really.” best effort came when he scored a track-record tying And a fast one as well. 1:51.4 effort on Aug. 1 at Hoosier Park in wire-to-wire fashion for Widger.

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 17 4 BY THE ROCKIN IMAGE FOALS 126 WITH $500,000 OR MORE INDIANA SIRED HORSES IN EARNINGS ELIGIBLE TO THE (THROUGH AUG. 27) BREEDERS CROWN 11 NUMBERS WINS BY MAJESTIC PLAYER A 37 YEARLINGS178 IN THE 2020 IN 2020 YEARS FOR THE (THROUGH AUG. 27) MICHIANA CLASSIC BREEDERS CROWN YEARLING SALE

ISFC17 PROGRAMS LEADING UP TO 58 STARTERS BY 373YEARLINGS IN THE GOVERNORS CUP JK ENDOFANERA 2020 HOOSIER CLASSIC CHAMPIONSHIPS IN 2020 YEARLING SALE

State Fair Highlights continued from pg. 13 Virgo is owned by Howard Taylor, Jeff Billings, and years ago,” said Billings. “I decided to make the drive Davis. Taylor is a well-known attorney from Philadel- to Indiana before school started to see Virgo race and phia and co-owner on several top Indiana sired horses, then stay over for the Dan Patch. I like Indiana and their including Swandre racing program, so it was a fun trip!” the Giant. Billings bought in to the colt Other Grand Circuit Day Notes: late last fall after • Of the six trotting events, Swan For All sons and some racing success daughters swept five of them; the other trotting sire on the Maryland/ represented was Big Stick Lindy Delaware circuit. He is an agriculture • All 11 races were won by Indiana sired horses teacher and the • Of the 92 entries, only seven (13 percent) were by Lead FFA Advisor non-Indiana registered sires Driver Ricky Macomber, guiding All at Odessa High the Truth, was exchanging some • Trace Tetrick, Harrah’s Hoosier Park’s all-time School in Delaware. chatter with Trace Tetrick, who is leading driver, won seven of the 11 races, and was driving Swanofagun, following one “I interned at the FFA named on 22 of the 92 entries. of the divisions of the Hoosier Stake. convention headquarters • Trainer Erv Miller won five races on the day, all by It was one of the few races Tetrick in Indianapolis and lived Indiana sired stallions did not win on the day. Photo by in Boone County a few Dean Gillette

18 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Now accepting stall applications for the 2020-21 Winter Training Season Pinehurst, North Carolina . 910.420.1628 . pinehurstharness.org A look at the main area of New Wave Equine shows a lot of the amenities available at the new facility owned by Brian and Nikki Hauck. Photo by Dean Gillette New Wave Equine Spa is a Haven for the Hurtin’ By Simon LeFranc

Brian Hauck has found his niche. rehabilitation facility located just three miles from Hoosier Park. After training horses for several years, the 48-year-old horseman “We have our own little farm with wanted to “do something in the 20 stalls, paddocks and a small business that was different.” jogging track,” Brian explained. “And we had enough room to put “We really didn’t have the kind of up another building.” big budget that you need to have to be effective on a competitive Brian grew up around racing, level, but we loved the business working alongside his cousin and wanted to stay involved.” Nikki Hauck leads a horse from the saltwater spa following Ricky Macomber, during the win- a treatment at their facility. Photo by Dean Gillette ters in his hometown of Pompano Brian, along with his wife Nikki, Beach, Florida. own and operate New Wave Equine, a therapy and

20 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 “We were training eight horses olds from horsemen who are this past winter in Florida right trying to stay ahead of late-sea- up until the end of March,” son colt soreness.” Brian noted. “We started Brian said it takes only a putting up the building before couple of minutes for the we left for Florida last fall so cold-water tank to fill up, and that we would be prepared once the horses are comfort- to open when we came back, able in the spa, the whirlpool but because of the Coronavi- will be turned on. rus, we weren’t able to open until June 14.” “It fills up just above the horse’ knees and also covers their The timing turned out to be hocks,” he said. “We charge perfect, as that was the day $50 for a single treatment or before Hoosier Park opened for Three-year-old pacing standout Odds on Osiris enjoys a horsemen can purchase a pack- its 2020 season. saltwater treatment after one of his many wins this year. Photo age of ten treatments for $400.” “All winter long we looked at by Brian Hauck Carl Milstein Memorial win- other facilities,” Brian ex- ner Odds On Osiris enjoyed plained. “I wanted to have treatments that the horsemen the treatment right after his victory at Northfield Park, were looking for. There are a lot of sport horses that and the Wrenns (trainer Melanie and husband, driver train in Wellington (Florida) and we went there to check Pete) are regular customers at the spa. out what they had. We decided on a water treadmill and cold-water spa, which are made right there in Welling- “We have a lot of the repeat customers,” Brian noted. “A ton and we also purchased a MagnaWave machine and few of the big stables have standing appointments nearly practiced using it on our horses over the winter.” every day. Melanie Wrenn has 10 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. appointments every day; Jamie and Ricky Macomber Brian says the water treadmill began to be used more have two or three a day; and Trent Stohler has two and more once Hoosier Park was in full swing. appointments every day of the week.” “After two months of racing, horses’ feet are starting to Another relatively new treatment in the equine bother them, and this is an easier alternative than hitting world that Brian and Nikki utilize at the spa is the racetrack,” Brian said. “I think a lot more horsemen the salt chamber. will be using this service during the winter months.” “There’s a company in Boca Raton (Florida) that makes Cost for the water treadmill is $25 per day for the Human Salt Chambers and I looked into it this past win- same horse for a five-day treatment or $40 for a ter, and they had manufactured only a couple of them one-time treatment. for horses at the time,” Brian acknowledged. “We’ve had The cold-water spa is another therapy treatment that is a lot of success with it thus far.” extremely popular with horsemen, Brian noted. Brian explained that a pharmaceutical grade salt is “The temperature of the cold-water spa tank is 33 poured into a machine and it grates it up and comes out degrees, and we add 150 pounds of Epsom salts and in near-aerosol form which the horses inhale. 100 pounds of sea salts in 1,000 gallons of water,” Brian “It clears out their upper respiratory system,” he offered. explained. “The bigger, uglier legs the horses have, the “Horsemen are continuously working to remove fluid more they love it. I watch these horses come in and they and mucus out of horses’ lungs that build up. The salt love the spa. Right now, we’re getting a lot of the 2-year- chamber helps to absorb the mucus and break it down.

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 21 New Wave Equine Spa

The MagnaWave machine is another tool utilized at the spa. This small, circular mag- netic massage wand sends pulsating electronic charges through tissues, stimulating blood flow to key areas including joints and muscles.

“The MagnaWave machine works on a cellular level—it’s a deep, magnetic massage,” Brian explained. “We work the whole horse from head to toe and the machine will pin- point areas that need concentrating on—say a hock, for instance. Or maybe a shoulder. It is an overall wellness tool for the horse that also allows you to focus on specific areas. Most of the time the machine will pick up second- ary lameness too. One of the many options at New Wave Equine is a room designed to fill up with saltwater vapor to assist with breathing issues in equine athletes. Brian Hauck is “Good horse trainers at Pompano, who have shown prepping a horse for the chamber. Photo by Dean Gillette been around a long time, use it week after week after week,” Brian continued. “In 95 percent of It dries up the respiratory tract and helps to heal lungs all horses, within five minutes of using the MagnaWave, damaged by infection or bleeding. their head drops and they’re hanging in the cross ties, “The best day to bring a horse into the chamber is the with their lips going—you could take the wildest cra- day after the race, as whatever is in there, it helps to ziest little trotter and draw out. Horsemen typically do a five-day treatment within five minutes, for $125.00. We wanted to make it affordable and really he’s loving it. The help the horse. This is way to help heal their lungs. After price is the same as a few months into the race meet at Hoosier Park, we are with the cold-wa- seeing a big change in horses in the way they are racing. ter spa ($50-single Just about every day we get a phone call about a horse treatment/10 treat- that’s improved dramatically because of this treatment.” ments-$400) and with the 10-price Brian said it does take some horses a few treatments to package, horsemen get used to the chamber. can interchange “Some horses stand well, others paw, others rear-up,” he treatments with the admitted. “The chamber has two ten-foot tall hurricane cold-water spa.” doors and those that can see out of it react better. They A horse receives a Magnawave Brian said this will be treatment while at New Wave Equine, are hooked up to one cross tie and the treatment is only the first winter that owned and operated by Brian and Nikki 15 minutes. So usually, by the time they start acting up, he and Nikki will not Hauck, just south of Hoosier Park. Photo it is about the time they must come out of it. After a few venture to Florida to by Brian Hauck times in there, they usually settle down.” winter train, and that “It’s really rewarding seeing your clients improve he is looking forward to seeing his clients enjoy contin- the way the horses who have come to the spa have ued success via their spa treatments. done,” Brian added. “On Dan Patch Night, there “So far, business has been good and steady,” he admit- were seven winners and one second-place finisher that ted. “Our current roster of clients keeps us busy 24-sev- had been here.” en. We will see what the winter will bring.”

22 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 MAST Presents these well-bred yearlings selling at the Hoosier Classic Sale

October 23 & 24 - Indiana#52 State - BERNINI, Fairgrounds br.f. Swan For All-Barmaid-Cantab Hall Dam has produced three winners from four foals. Filly is a full-sister to multiple Indiana Sires Stakes leg winner Martini Show 2, 1:57.2s; 3, 1:53.4s-'19; BT 1:53.1s-'20 ($258,830) and Indiana Sires Stakes leg runner-up Collettes 2, 1:56.1s-'19 ($60,990). Dam is a sister to the dam of Ma Chere Hall 2, 1:54.3s; 3, 1:52.3m ($689,641). Second dam is a sister to Marla Bar, dam of Hambletonian Oaks Bar Slide 2, 1:55.1; 3, 1:52.4 ($647,941).

MARTINI SHOW

#79 - CEZANNE, b.f. Mr Cantab-CQ Yankee-Muscles Yankee Filly is a full-sister to Indiana Sires Stakes final winner River Otter 2, 1:58.1s; 3, 1:53.2f ($271,753), half-brother to multiple Indiana Sired Fair Circuit winner Sand Swan 2, 2:06h; 3, 1:57.3f; 1:56.2f ($103,096) and Indiana Sired Fair Circuit freshman winner and Indiana Sires Stakes eligible winner River Rock 2, 1:58.2s-'20 ($8,430). Dam is a sister to Nova and Dan Patch Award winner Sand Vic 2, 1:57.3; 3, Q1:54.1f; 1:51.2 ($2,121,269).

RIVER OTTER

#220 - MUSCLE VALLEY, br.c. Muscle Massive-Little Bitty Lies-Deweycheatumnhowe Third foal from a Deweycheatumnhowe mare that earned $160,000 on the track with a three-year-old mark of 1:54.4. Dam is a full-sister to ONSS Grassroots winner Illseeuin- court 2, Q2:02.3s; 3, 2:00f; 4, 1:56.4h-’15 ($82,021). Family also includes American-National winner Dontellmenomore 2, 1:56.2; 3, 1:55 ($542,823). Colt is a brother to freshman Grand Circuit winner and Indiana Sires Stakes runner-up All The Truth 2, 2:00-'20: BT 1:57.3s-'20 ($20,779).

ALL THE TRUTH

Mast Standardbreds 62114 County Road 41 Middlebury, IN 46540 Phone: (574) 825-4178 or (574) 642-3850 Call us today to inspect our yearlings. Summing up MT Traits of a dedicated horseman

By Diane Schuler

Harness racing as anyone involved knows, requires a lot Curtis definitely has the personality and traits that help of dedication, patience, and most of all time. Clearly, it define a dedicated horseman. Through all the challenges takes a certain type of person to succeed in the sport. and uncertainty in life, he has never wavered from his The ability to weather both the ups and downs that love of the sport. come with participation, requires a good attitude and Like many people in the business, Curtis was initially also a willingness to persevere. introduced to racing, not with Standardbreds, but with A recent sit down with Curtis Sumpter to discuss his life ponies. His family was involved in the sport to varying and experiences in horse racing revealed a lot. As the degrees over the years, with his dad both training and conversation went along, it quickly became clear that driving. Curtis said that helping where he could and go-

Curtis Sumpter hitches a ride to the winner’s circle with Gentlemensattitude and Matt Rheinheimer following a win at the Shelby County Fairgrounds. Photo by Diane Schuler

24 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 ing to the tracks with his dad when he raced really made Curtis’s involvement in the sport wavered from 2001 him want to be more involved. So, it’s no surprise that until 2003. During that period, he lost both his mom he got the itch to race at an early age. and dad, as well as his brother Judd. He said that although those years were the lowest in his life, he never Although Curtis had the desire to be more involved as lost his love of racing. Thoughts of eventually returning he got older, his dad wanted him to wait. He wanted to the sport helped him get through those dark years. to make sure that Curtis focused on his education and So, in 2003 he pulled himself out of his depression and had the full experience of high school. So, Curtis did so, again got involved in the sport that he loves. He said making those years count. He played both football and getting back into training horses was one of the best participated in wrestling, but never lost his desire to race. things he ever did. As he got closer to graduation from high school, Curtis started slowly getting more involved with the sport. Since his older brother Judd was already working as a trainer/driver of Standardbreds, Curtis started learning what he could from Judd. As he learned, he realized more and more that horse racing was what he wanted to do with his life. Ultimately, Curtis learned enough from his brother to get his driver’s license shortly be- fore he graduated.

The decision to get his license was a good one, because in 1997, his dad purchased his first Standardbred at the Topeka horse sale, a filly named Broadway Loop. Curtis said that although she wasn’t anything special on the track, she was Curtis Sumpter is shown with kids, Tyler and Lexi, and girlfriend Amberlynn a good learning experience. Since he’d always during Indiana Sired Fair Circuit (ISFC) action this summer in Indiana. Photo by Diane Schuler raced on half mile tracks with the ponies, learning to drive her on the mile tracks was beneficial to his education. He said that his first start with her on that After he’d been back in the sport for about a year, his son one-mile track is an experience he’s never forgotten Tyler was born, followed two years later by his daughter because he was so nervous that he was nauseous through Lexi. Even with starting a family, he continued to train the whole race. to some degree, and eventually purchased another pony, a filly that he raced until she was six years old. After that summer, the family sold Broadway Loop and went back to primarily racing ponies. In 2000, they Racing and working with ponies was how he met purchased a three-year-old Indiana Sired Standardbred Devon Miller, for whom he has worked as a trainer named Stacy Blue. Curtis said she had a good tempera- for the better part of seven years. Curtis is currently ment and was always consistent at the fair races. It was training 11 Standardbreds belonging to several owners, working with her that made him realize that he wanted including Devon. to focus on training. Shaping young horses into good Over the years, Curtis has trained several winning racehorses was a challenge that appealed to him, one racehorses. Some of the more notable ones include that he felt would be a satisfying career choice. It was Rigginswind, a winner at the Elite Series this year, about that time that he went to work for Randy Slabach, Gentlemensattitude, Makeitagaingo, a winner at the learning what he could while gaining more experience. Elite Series in 2019, Canwetabemnow, and Graceful

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 25 Summing up MT Traits of a dedicated horseman

Curtis Sumpter is shown with family and friends in the winner’s circle after winning the Maple City Trot in 2017 with Jailhouse Lantern. Photo by Diane Schuler

Dance just to name a few. Clearly Curtis has the experi- met some good people over the years, trained some phe- ence and knowledge to identify and develop talent in the nomenal horses, and still enjoys what he does. It doesn’t horses with which he works. get much better than that.

Every trainer generally has a particular horse or accom- Curtis has clearly had some memorable successes and plishment that stands out in his or her career. Curtis is has perfected his skills as a trainer over the years, but no exception. He said the proudest moment he has ever he still has more goals he’d like to achieve. He said that had on the race track was although some of the horses when Jailhouse Lantern, a he has trained have raced at three-year-old colt trotter Hoosier Park, his ultimate that he trained, won the goal is to eventually have Maple City Trot in Gos- an Indiana Sires Stakes hen in 2017. He said that winner. As a trainer that everyone in the stands could would be a serious high- probably hear him shouting light in his career. when Matt Rheinheimer Curtis still enjoys what he came across the finish does, even after all this line for the win. Curtis Sumpter warms up Gentlemensattitude for a race at the Shelby County Fairgrounds. Photo by Tammy Knox time. However, he did say Curtis seldom drives that sometimes the job anymore, having only two is a challenge. starts in the last few years. He said that at this point in “If the weather is , if you don’t feel well, if you’re life, it’s just a matter of preference. He gets more satisfac- particularly tired, or if a horse is just being difficult, the tion at having a hand in creating good racehorses than work still has to be done,” said Sumpter. “When any of in the competition of racing itself. However, he said he those situations arise, I just focus on the ultimate goal, still occasionally catch drives a pony here and there. which is success.” So, with Curtis being in the business for so many years, Accomplishments that are achieved by perseverance and is there anything that he doesn’t like about the sport in focus are incredibly satisfying in the end. general? He thought about it for a minute and said that he really couldn’t think of anything. He said that he has continued on page 28

26 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Selling at the Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale October 23 & 24 - Indiana State Fairgrounds

For more information, or to schedule a time to view yearlings, call (260) 768-4018 9380 West 250 North, Shipshewana, Indiana 46565

* Indicates Agent Yearlings

Hip 53 JK’S VALENTINE, b.c. SMILE HIGH JESSE JK Endofanera-Bells Are Ringing-Cam's Card Shark SMILE HIGH JESSE Second foal and brother to freshman Rockin Jazzabell BT 2:06.3h-'20. Dam is a sister to NYSS division winner Winbak Heavenly p,2, 1:54.3f; 3, 1:53.2h; 4, 1:52f ($241,868) and Heavenly Bet p,2, 1:53.3s; 3, 1:53.1f; 1:51.2f ($148,406).

Hip 62 SUNAFTERTHESTORM*, b.f. Muscle Massive-Celia Hall-Cash Hall Second foal and sister to Grand Circuit-placed freshman Smile High Jesse BT 2:00.4-'20 ($4,097). Dam is a sister to NYSS division winner Cyber Hall 2, 2:01.2s; 3, 1:58.1s; 4, 1:56.2s ($211,581) and Grand Circuit winner Caramba Hall 2, Q1:56.3 ($125,041).

Hip 164 INFINITE WARRIOR, blk.c. JK Endofanera-Infinite Desire-Jenna's Beach Boy OLLIES ROCKIN Colt is a brother to Indiana Sired Fair Circuit winner Beach Boys Desire p,2, 1:56.4s-'19 ($8,240). Dam is a sister to PASS division winner Sheer Brilliance p,2, 1:55.1f; 3, 1:50.3f; 1:49.3f ($532,553).

Hip 243 IDEAL POPPY*, b.c. Always A Virgin-My Girl Maddie-Jenna's Beach Boy Dam has produced eight winners led by Indiana Sires Stakes final winner Jammin Joshua p,2, 1:52.2; 3, 1:51.1s; 1:49.3f ($650,154), ISS elimination winner Tom's Arockin p,2, 1:53s; 4, 1:50.1f-'19 ($172,726), ISS final winner Tellitsassymae p,2, 1:51.1s; 3, 1:50.1s-'19 ($111,910) and freshman winner Ollies Rockin p,2, 1:53.4s-'20 ($11,000).

Hip 310 ROCK THE SWOOSH*, br.c. Rockin Image-She's Glorious-The Panderosa ODDS ON CARMEL Second foal from a sister to Rock To Glory p,2, 1:52.4s; 3, 1:50.1s; 4, 1:49.2f ($913,145) and Glorious Princess, dam of 2018 Indiana Pacer of the Year and ISS Super Final winner Always A Prince p,2, Q1:56f; 3, 1:48.3s; 4, 1:47.3-'19; BT 1:46.2-'19 ($855,710). A brother to Odds On Carmel p,2, Q1:55.4s-'20; BT1:52s-'20 ($5,360).

Hip 347 MAGICAL ANNIE*, br.f. Rockin Image-Special Image-Camluck Filly is a sibling to International Stallion Stake division winner Ideal Magic p,2, 1:51.2; 3, 1:49.2 ($302,484), 36-time winner Master Of Desire p,3, 1:53.1; 4, 1:50.1f ($296,336) and Special Forces p,2, 1:51.1f; 4, 1:49f ($282,153). Governor’s Cup Championship Series By Tara Ellen Taylor

Despite the 2020 disruptions including great tradition already in place. I think building rescheduling Indiana summer racing dates, on the tradition of our already strong fair base there is indeed a bright spot if one looks at the makes perfect sense.” top of every page in every county (and State) “We had marketing plans in place to promote fair program: GOVERNOR’S CUP CHAM- the newly-named series that had to be curtailed PIONSHIP SERIES. for this year, but we hope to have Mike McDaniel is the guy behind things even better for the sum- the idea and the spark that lit the mer of 2021,” Jessica Barnes, fire. When he made presentations Director of Racing & Breed to the ISA Board of Directors, Development at IHRC. “None- Indiana Breed Development and theless, it will be fun to see the Indiana Advisory Committees in reaction of the owners when pre- the fall of 2019, his enthusiasm for sented with the trophies since each the concept was sincere and deeply divisional winner will receive one on rooted. He has attended Indiana county championship day.” fair harness racing for decades and enjoys The trophy itself the grassroots feel. He recognizes the impact of A replica of the Governor’s stands about 23 ½ racing to the agribusiness economy. Cup trophy is shown, which was given to every champion inches tall and is clas- And, as the ISA’s lobbyist, he is arguably the most during the finals at the sic in its design made influential ally of harness racing at the State Indiana State Fairgrounds. to specifications House. Thus, he understands the importance of Photo provided given by McDaniel. familiarizing and educating those in govern- Because of state bud- ment about racing’s significance in all of the get cuts for all award expenditures, ISA Board state’s 92 counties. of Directors recently approved the purchase of 3 years’ worth of trophies. This will help “The new name tells the public exactly what to ensure continuity of the brand which will it (the race) is – the pinnacle at make the future marketing efforts easier too. this level of the sport and a symbol for excel- lence,” McDaniel explained at the meeting. “With some “Governor Holcomb saw the value in doing this to time and effort, this can become a coveted trophy and enhance harness racing in the state. He’s supportive,” something identifiable for the public to associate with the added McDaniel.

Curtis Sumpter continued from pg. 26 Curtis is personable, funny, focused, and definitely proud from his love of the sport. His dedication is clear, his of his kids. Again, it is truly clear that he is dedicated to, achievements are many, and his attitude is excellent. and proud of what he does. He has achieved a reputa- Clearly, his experience and knowledge, as well as his tion as a talented trainer of several winning racehorses, contributions to the sport, make him an asset to the long and even through tough times, he has never wavered tradition of harness racing in Indiana.

28 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Selling at the Hoosier Classic Sale Indianapolis, Indiana - October 23 & 24

Consigned by Aron Bontrager

Hip 80 HUGGABLE PUNK, b.f. Dover Dan-Cuddle Punk

Second foal from a $100,000 winner with a sophomore mark of 1:55. Sister is freshman Mahzel Tov ($5,330), race timed in 1:59.4 and a 2:00.4 winner at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. Second dam has produced seven winners from eight foals including 31-time winner Spunky Jack 2, 2:04h; 3, 1:56.4f; 1:54f ($531,463), Punks Embrace 2, 2:01.1f; 3, 1:57.2f ($162,874) and Embrace The Grind 2, 2:00.2h; 3, 1:55f; 4, 1:53.1f-’20 ($276,502). Family also includes Selling a Dover Dan filly out of a sister to 31-time Champlain and NJSS division winner Stags Breath 2, 1:59.2; 3, winner Spunky Jack 1:57.2f ($225,224).

Consigned by John Bontrager

Hip 251 COCOA BUTTER, b.f. Muscle Massive-Challax Hanover

Filly is the first foal from a Donato Hanover mare with a productive family. Second dam is Merrie Annabelle elimination winner Chez Lucie 2, 1:58; BT 1:57.2 ($112,981), producer of seven winners from eight foals led by Breeders Crown elimination winner Chezat- ter 2, 1:53.4; BT 1:52 ($218,262) and Chez Mahmo 2, Q2:03.1f; 3, 1:56.1f; BT 1:54.4f ($142,983). Third dam produced Hot Chili Girl, Offering the first foal from a sister to Breeders Crown dam of Texican 2, 2:00.1h; 3, 1:55.3; 4, 1:54.1s ($156,700) and elimination winner Chezatter How Bout Cash 2, Q2:01.2s; 3, 1:56.4f; 4, 1:54.1f ($123,116).

Hip 267 JESSALITTLEMOR, b.c. Jailhouse Jesse-Moira Hall

Colt is a brother to six winners including Breeders Crown elimina- tion winner NF Happenstance 2, 1:58.2f; 3, 1:56.1f; 4, 1:52.2f ($661,321). Dam also produced Grand Circuit and Msnaughtybyna- ture Series final winner Morairtime 2, 1:58.2s; 3, 1:54.3f; 4, 1:52.3f-'20, BT 1:51.1-'20 ($185,461), KYSS division runner-up Memphis Hall 3, 1:56.4f ($61,813) and Indiana Sires Stakes elimination winner Nefarious 2, 1:58s; 4, Q1:57.2f- '17, BT 1:55.2f- '17 ($58,906). Selling a Jailhouse Jesse brother to Breeders Crown elimination winner NF Happenstance

John Bontrager Farm Aron Bontrager 11750 W. 600 S., Millersburg, IN 46543 10254 County Road 40, Millersburg, IN 46543 Call to schedule a time (574) 642-3983 (574) 642-4262 to inspect our consignment! R-N-D Standardbreds 2020 Yearling Consignment Turning Back Time Selling at the Hoosier Classic Sale • October 23 & 24 Hip 57 Starlitfashionwhom b.g. *Agent yearling at two and went on to earn nearly $1 million during her Whom Shall I Fear-Funny Fashion-Broadway Hall 30 Years Ago: Gelding is a brother to eight-time winner Back Door Man 2, Q2:08.2; 3, racing career before retiring in 2016. Anderson becomes the first city in the state to submit 1:55.2f; 4, 1:55f-'20 ($65,879). Dam is a sister to NJSS division winner Select Yankee 2, 1:59f; 3, 1:53.4f ($210,396). an application for a pari-mutuel racetrack with the The uber-tough older pacer Freddyscooter and Trace *Agent yearling Indiana Horse Racing Commission. The plan was a Tetrick took home top honors in the $100,000 Indiana Hip 143 SJ's Front Massive b.c. Muscle Massive-Front Porch Swing-Royal Strength 400-page document. Sires Stakes for older pacing horses. The I Scoot Ha- Dam produced O'Brien Award winner Random Destiny 2, 1:58.1f; 3, 25 Years Ago: nover gelding, who was five at the time, raced through 1:54.1s ($658,314), dam of Walner 2, 1:51.3; 3, 1:50.2 ($567,652). his 13th year and was a near millionaire for owner Steve Hip 144 Starlit Uno Era b.c. *Agent yearling Hoosier Park opens an Off-Track Betting facility in Brannan and Shiery. Brannan raised and Swan On A Mission JK Endofanera-JK Owhatanite-Bettors Delight downtown Indianapolis. The two-story space is adjacent trained the gelding. A full-brother to freshman winner Odds On Dead Heat p,2, 1:55.1s-'20 ($17,285) and half-brother to JK Heaven Sent p,3, 1:50.2s ($286,516). to Circle Center Mall via the indoor walkway over the Artsgarden and just off the lobby of Embassy Suites. A total of 439 yearlings were cataloged in the Hoosier Hip 161 Starlit Luckbwithme b.f. *Agent yearling Classic Yearling Sale with 403 selling for a gross of Luck Be Withyou-Darling Angel-Artsplace 20 Years Ago: $4,432,800. The average price was $11,000 and Robins Dam is a 100-percent producer led by Metro Pace runner-up Darlings Dragon p,2, 1:52.3s; 3, 1:52.3f; 1:50.2f-’20 ($257,206) and Twice An Bewitching Karen and owner-trainer-driver Don Eash Rocket, a full brother to the great pacer I Scoot, Angel p,2, 1:57f; 3, 1:53.3; 4, 1:52.4f ($176,087). were victorious in the $85,000 Indiana Sires Stakes brought $125,000 through the ring. Hip 169 Rocksette b.f. Final for three-year-old filly trotters at Hoosier Park, 5 Years Ago: Rockin Image-JK Cameo-Art Major stopping the timer in 1:59.1. The daughter of Mr Be- A full-sister to Mamama Moonshine p,2, 1:56.2s; 3, 1:52.1s-'20 ($35,160). Dam is a sister to Marchand p,2, 1:56; 3, 1:51f ($578,328). witching polished off the year with 20 finishes in the top Topville Cadillac completed a five-race win streak to three in 31 starts and went on to a productive career as score the title in the $220,000 Indiana Sires Stakes Hip 170 Starlitmassiveman b.g. *Agent yearling Super Final at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. Tyler Smith drove Ticket To Rock Muscle Massive-Honeyinthepine-Pinetucky a broodmare for Eash with all but one of her 11 foals Second foal from an ISS leg winner that is sister to Indiana Sired Fair racing and taking marks. the talented daughter of Rockin Image for trainer Alvin Circuit division winner Just Like Honey 2, 2:07.2h ($19,886). Miller. The filly completed her freshman year with seven Hip 199 Callmesue br.f. 10 Years Ago: wins in nine starts. Dover Dan-Lisa's Mission-Mr Lavec Radar Contact and Dan Shetler won a division of Dam has produced five winners including Grand Circuit winner Swan On The Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale conducted its first the $200,000 Indiana Sires Stakes Championships at A Mission 2, 1:58.3s; 3, 1:54s ($144,194) and KYSS division winner Hes Buckeye Classic Yearling Sale with 190 horses cataloged. On A Mission 2, 1:58.3h; 4, 1:56.2f ($132,306). Indiana Downs in a time of 1:55.0. Owned by Chuck The sale was held at the Champions Center Expo in Stillings and Dean Ehrgott and trained by Stillings, the Hip 204 Stolyo Annie br.f. *Agent yearling Springfield, Ohio. Odds On Euuleus-Odds On JP-Artsplace Dontgetinmyway filly completed a four-race win streak Filly is a sister to Bluegrass Series division winner Ticket To Rock p,2, 1:53.3s; 3, 1:51; 4, 1:50.3f ($1,113,395) and NJSS final winner Miss Scarlett p,2, 1:51.3; 3, 1:50.4; 1:50s ($518,539). Hip 216 RJ's Ruffle b.c. Mamama Moonshine Rockin Image-May Wine Blue Chip-Somebeachsomewhere Colt is a brother to Indiana Sired Fair Circuit division runner-up Beach Open House • October 12 & 13 Wine p,2, 2:02.2h; 3, 1:53.3s-'20 ($16,764). R-N-D yearlings will be available for *Agent yearling inspection both days. Come out and get Hip 258 Starlit Taeswando br.c. a closer look at our consignment in Swan For All-Blue Muse-Muscles Yankee advance of sale day! First foal from a $100,000 winner with a mark of 1:53.2. Family also includes Nirvana Blue Chip 2, 2:00.4h; 3, Q1:58.1f ($181,741).

Richard Frey Norman Miller Danny Frey 9895 W 700 S 3525 N 675 W 5495 S 1125 W Topeka, IN 46571 Shipshewana, IN 46565 Millersburg, IN 46543 30 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 260-593-0510 574-538-1863 574-642-3781 R-N-D Standardbreds 2020 Yearling Consignment Selling at the Hoosier Classic Sale • October 23 & 24

Hip 57 Starlitfashionwhom b.g. *Agent yearling Whom Shall I Fear-Funny Fashion-Broadway Hall Gelding is a brother to eight-time winner Back Door Man 2, Q2:08.2; 3, 1:55.2f; 4, 1:55f-'20 ($65,879). Dam is a sister to NJSS division winner Select Yankee 2, 1:59f; 3, 1:53.4f ($210,396). Hip 143 SJ's Front Massive b.c. *Agent yearling Muscle Massive-Front Porch Swing-Royal Strength Dam produced O'Brien Award winner Random Destiny 2, 1:58.1f; 3, 1:54.1s ($658,314), dam of Walner 2, 1:51.3; 3, 1:50.2 ($567,652). Hip 144 Starlit Uno Era b.c. *Agent yearling Swan On A Mission JK Endofanera-JK Owhatanite-Bettors Delight A full-brother to freshman winner Odds On Dead Heat p,2, 1:55.1s-'20 ($17,285) and half-brother to JK Heaven Sent p,3, 1:50.2s ($286,516). Hip 161 Starlit Luckbwithme b.f. *Agent yearling Luck Be Withyou-Darling Angel-Artsplace Dam is a 100-percent producer led by Metro Pace runner-up Darlings Dragon p,2, 1:52.3s; 3, 1:52.3f; 1:50.2f-’20 ($257,206) and Twice An Angel p,2, 1:57f; 3, 1:53.3; 4, 1:52.4f ($176,087). Hip 169 Rocksette b.f. Rockin Image-JK Cameo-Art Major A full-sister to Mamama Moonshine p,2, 1:56.2s; 3, 1:52.1s-'20 ($35,160). Dam is a sister to Marchand p,2, 1:56; 3, 1:51f ($578,328). Hip 170 Starlitmassiveman b.g. *Agent yearling Ticket To Rock Muscle Massive-Honeyinthepine-Pinetucky Second foal from an ISS leg winner that is sister to Indiana Sired Fair Circuit division winner Just Like Honey 2, 2:07.2h ($19,886). Hip 199 Callmesue br.f. Dover Dan-Lisa's Mission-Mr Lavec Dam has produced five winners including Grand Circuit winner Swan On A Mission 2, 1:58.3s; 3, 1:54s ($144,194) and KYSS division winner Hes On A Mission 2, 1:58.3h; 4, 1:56.2f ($132,306). Hip 204 Stolyo Annie br.f. *Agent yearling Odds On Euuleus-Odds On JP-Artsplace Filly is a sister to Bluegrass Series division winner Ticket To Rock p,2, 1:53.3s; 3, 1:51; 4, 1:50.3f ($1,113,395) and NJSS final winner Miss Scarlett p,2, 1:51.3; 3, 1:50.4; 1:50s ($518,539). Hip 216 RJ's Ruffle b.c. Mamama Moonshine Rockin Image-May Wine Blue Chip-Somebeachsomewhere Colt is a brother to Indiana Sired Fair Circuit division runner-up Beach Open House • October 12 & 13 Wine p,2, 2:02.2h; 3, 1:53.3s-'20 ($16,764). R-N-D yearlings will be available for *Agent yearling inspection both days. Come out and get Hip 258 Starlit Taeswando br.c. a closer look at our consignment in Swan For All-Blue Muse-Muscles Yankee advance of sale day! First foal from a $100,000 winner with a mark of 1:53.2. Family also includes Nirvana Blue Chip 2, 2:00.4h; 3, Q1:58.1f ($181,741).

Richard Frey Norman Miller Danny Frey 9895 W 700 S 3525 N 675 W 5495 S 1125 W Topeka, IN 46571 Shipshewana, IN 46565 Millersburg, IN 46543 260-593-0510 574-538-1863 574-642-3781 Producer Mark Gibson captures footage of a round barn in Indiana that is part of the documentary on WTIU. Photo by Indiana Public Media Indiana’s Round Barns featured in documentary By Tara Ellen Taylor

In early September, WTIU and Indiana Public Media touted as the “Round Barn Capital of the World,” fewer debuted their newest documentary A Rural Revolution: than a third remain. Indiana’s Round Barns. Despite its scarcity, the round barn remains a rich part The show’s description from the website: “The barn of Indiana’s agriculture heritage—an artifact from an is an icon of the heartland’s rural landscape. Yet one age when the American farmer was just coming into special type of barn is on the verge of disappearing his own. During a time when progressive farming was altogether in Indiana. The documentary examines the looking to innovation and experimentation to increase importance of round barns to the state’s agricultural productivity and efficiency, the documentary reveals history and the current efforts to preserve them. how the round barn played a central role in a ru- ral revolution.” The circular barn, already a rarity among Midwestern farm architecture, is falling victim to nature, fire, age, WTIU, a PBS television station is owned and operated and obsolescence. Among Indiana’s iconic rural land- by Indiana University and serves 29 counties in West marks, more than 220 round or polygonal barns once and South Central Indiana. The station produces local, inhabited the Hoosier countryside. But in the state once regional, and national programs including Horsepower: Indiana’s Equine Industry in 2019.

32 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Raised Right to Race Right! Selling at the Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale & Michiana Classic Sale

Hip #167 Meadowbrook Nola Muscle Massive-J As Ayd-Broadway Hall

Third foal from a $100,000 winner that is a sister to a quartet of $100,000 earners led by Kelseys Commando 2, 2:00.1f; 3, 1:58.3h-’14 ($237,885). This filly is a sister to the spectacular TJ’s Top Pick 2, 1:53.3s; 3, 1:53.2s-'20 ($332,703), Grand Circuit winner, Indiana Sires Stakes Super Final champ and Harrah’s Hoosier Park track record holder. Freshman TJ’s Too Much 2, 1:58s-'20 ($12,468) finished second in Grand Circuit action at the Indiana State Fairgrounds and has a Hoosier Park win to her credit.

TJ’s Top Pick

Hip #12 Pinewood Jesse - Agent Selling at the Michiana Classic Sale Always A Virgin-Windsong Jacoba-Mach Three Third foal from a ONSS winning mare with a mark of 1:51.4 that is a Meadowbrook Eva sister to Windsong Fortune p,2, 1:56.1h; 3, 1:55h; 4, 1:51.2f-’10 Mr Web Page-Successful Mission-Here Comes Herbie ($272,074) and Windsong Glamorous p,3, 1:54.1s; 1:51.1s-'13 First foal from a Here Comes Herbie mare that is a sister to ($211,048). Third dam is O’Brien Award winner Paling Avenue p,2, five-time winner Napoli 2, 1:58.3s; 3, 1:56.3s-’18 1:54.1; 3, 1:52.2f-’97 ($677,990). ($30,225) and freshman winner Major Hooligan 2, 2:05.3h ($10,208). Second dam is sister to O'Brien winner Daylon Hip #21 KP's Magic Macy - Agent Magician 2, 1:55.3s; 3, 1:52.3s; 4, 1:51.1s ($1,977,853). Rockin Image-Yankee Icon-Artsplace Meadowbrook Sunny Dam has produced eight winners including standouts Rock Icon p,3, Dover Dan-Seeking A Dream-Kadabra 1:53f; 1:51.4h ($408,244), a 42-time winner, Rock Out p,2, 1:54.1; 3, 1:50.3; 1:50.2f ($373,934) and Grand Circuit winner Cult Icon p,2, Colt is a brother to two starters out of a Kadabra mare that is a 1:53.1f; 3, 1:51.4f; 4, 1:50.4f ($248,532). Third dam is World Order, sister to export Oaklea Opal 2, 1:58.3s ($126,011), dam of who has produced millionaire Worldly Beauty, dam of Rock N Roll World Oakiedokie Hanover 2, Q2:03.1, 3, 1:58.0f ($103,822) and p,2, 1:54.2f; 3, 1:50.3f; 1:48.3s-'17 ($712,737) , and also Worldy Omg Hanover 2, 2:03.3h; 3, 1:57.3f; 4, 1:55.3f ($136,243). Treasure, dam of Dan Patch Award winner Captaintreacherous p,2, 1:49.2s; 3, 1:47.1 ($3,147,545). Walnut Acres Fritz - Agent Muscle Massive-Tooting Lane-Donato Hanover Hip #131 Meadowbrook Mark Third foal from a Donato Hanover mare that is a sister to Xactly Dover Dan-Foxy Swan-Swan For All Hanover 2, 1:58.3s; 3, Q 1:52.3m ($172,997), 42-time winner Ziegler Hanover 2, Q2:04.4s; 3, 1:57.1s; 4, 1:54f ($308,752), First foal from a Swan For All mare that earned $234,913 in her career, Xtatic Hanover 6, 1:54f ($250,579) and Excuse My French, winning multiple Indiana Sires Stakes eliminations and three finals. dam of Sarkozy 3, 2:00.4h; 6, 1:54.2s ($306,157). Family also includes the dam of Fox Valley Photog 2, Q2:03.1; 3, 2:00.2; 1:55.3s-'20 ($143,614) and Fox Valley Flan 2, 1:56.2; 3, 1:54.4; 1:53.3 ($495,075). Colt is from the first crop of Dover Dan. Dollaronthehill - Agent Text Me-Barmaid Blues-Muscle Hill First foal from a Muscle Hill mare that is a sister to four winners. Hip #215 Meadowbrook Luke Second dam is Nova Award winner Spellbound Hanover 2, Dover Dan-Massmanian Devil-Muscle Mass 1:58.2m; 3, 1:54.3m ($962,395), dam of Dan Patch and Colt is the second foal from a Muscle Mass mare that is a sister to O’Brien Award winner Marion Marauder 2, 1:57.1s; 3, American-National elimination winner Sir Valahad 2, 2:01.4; 3, 1:51.3m; 7, 1:50.2m ($3,378,929). Q1:57.4; 1:54 ($796,509), Valcyon Days 3, 1:59.4f; 1:55.3z ($274,634) and Malcyon 2, 2:05f; 3, 1:55.3 ($152,485).

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Hip 2 • Living On Luck • blk.c. Hip 113 • Uncharted Waters • b.f. Luck Be Withyou-Virgin Girl-Always A Virgin Luck Be Withyou-Farewell Streams-Shark Gesture Colt is the first foal from Indiana Sires Stakes Silver final winner Virgin Colt is out of a Shark Gesture sister to Meadowlands Pace and Breeders Girl p,2, 1:56.2; 3, 1:55s; 1:52.2s ($124,840). Crown winner Artistic Fella p,2, 1:53.3; 3, 1:48.4; 1:48f ($2,612,437). Hip 3 • Luck's Gone Country • blk.c. Hip 174 • Paw Patrol • b.c. Luck Be Withyou-Virtual Maureeen-Somebeachsomewhere Luck Be Withyou-Iam Total For Real-Total Truth Second foal from a mare whose family includes Dan Patch Award winner Second foal from a sister to the great Illinois pacer Big Tom p,2, 1:53; 3, French Panicure p,2, 1:53.4; 3, 1:50.4; 4, 1:49.4s ($997,902). 1:49.2; 1:48.2 ($1,396,135). Hip 22 • Cousin Katy • blk.f. Hip 192 • Unstopable • b.f. Crescent Fashion-You Me And Rosie-Swan For All Riggins-Joyful Western-Western Hanover Candy’s A Virgin - ISS Super Final winner First foal from a full-sister to Circle City division winner Red Rose Swan Second foal from a $100,000 winner that is a sister to two $400,000 Market Share - Hambletonian champion Offering a Shadyshark Hanover colt from her sister! 2, 1:59.1s; 3, 1:55.3s; 4, 1:53.4f ($222,365). winners led by Seventh Secret p,2, 1:52f; 3, 1:50.1f; 1:50f ($447,215). Selling a Crescent Fashion colt from his sister! Hip 24 • Above All Taxes • b.c. Hip 205 • Feminine Fashion • b.f. Muscle Massive-Above All Hanover-Donerail Crescent Fashion-Keep It Sweet-Lockkeeper Dam has produced six winners led by 30-time winner Auspicious Filly is the first foal out of Michigan mare Keep It Sweet 2, 2:03.2f; 3, Hanover 2, Q2:03.3f; 3, 1:54.1f; 4, 1:53.3f ($472,266). 1:55.4s; 1:54.3f ($175,102). Hip 35 • Crescent Roll • br.c. Hip 270 • No Gravity • blk.f. Crescent Fashion-Biggirlurbeautiful-Angus Hall JK Endofanera-Myrichmothernlaw-Well Said Dam has produced six winners led by Big Valley Speed 3, 1:57.2; 1:54.4f Second foal from a sister to NJSS division winner A J Corbelli p,2, ($120,928). Colt is from the first crop of Crescent Fashion. 1:56h; 3, 1:49 ($628,667). Hip 48 • Midnight Prayer • br.c. Hip 227 • Luck's On Time • b.c. Shadyshark Hanover-Candy's A Queen-Always A Virgin Luck Be Withyou-Michelle's Beauty-Artsplace Colt is out of a sister to Indiana Sires Stakes final winner Candy's A Dam has produced eight winners led by Indiana Sires Stakes final winner Fiftydallarbill - Breeders Crown winner Virgin p,2, 1:54.2s; 3, 1:51s ($333,442). Bay Fishen Doc p,2, 1:52.4; 1:51.4f ($354,241). Bay Fishen Doc - ISS final winner Selling a full sister to this millionaire Selling a Luck Be Withyou brother Hip 73 • Catch A Spirit • b.f. Hip 248 • Kindacausedaracket • b.f. ABC Garland-Captivating Spirit-Muscle Hill JK Endofanera-Nominal Hanover-Western Ideal First foal from a Muscle Hill mare that is a sibling to Zweig Memorial First foal from a $100,000 winner that is a sister to Dry Gulch p,2, 1:54; division winner Copy Catch 3, 1:56f ($194,757). 3, 1:52.4; 4, 1:50.2f ($382,770). Hip 86 • Cool Kate • b.f. Hip 250 • Some Kind Of Rock • b.c. Real Desire-Cool Kid Hanover-Western Ideal Rockin Image-Odds On Alpha-Somebeachsomewhere First foal from a mare that is a sister to four $100,000 winners led by Second foal from John Simpson Memorial division winner Odds On Current Hanover p,2,2 1:52.2f; 3, 1:50.2 ($380,248). Alpha p,2, 1:54.1; 3, Q1:53.2f; 1:53f ($128,528). Hip 88 • American Wealth • br.f. Hip 252 • Trending Fashion • br.c. Swan For All-CR Dixie Chic-Royal Troubador Crescent Fashion-Market The Class-Justice Hall Filly is a full-sister to Breeders Crown champion and millionaire Colt is out of a Justice Hall mare that is a sister to Hambletonian Fiftydallarbill 2, 1:55s; 3, 1:52.1f; 4, 1:50.2 ($1,031,088). champion Market Share 2, 1:58.4h; 3, 1:50.3; 1:50.2f ($3,791,109). Millionaire Falls For You Millionaire Atta Boy Dan Selling a Crescent Fashion filly Hip 95 • Arkles Rumbro • b.c. Hip 254 • Fashion's Miss • br.f. Selling a Luck Be Withyou from a sister to this champion Riggins- Dawn Hanover-Allamerican Native Crescent Fashion-Miss Color Chip-Chip Chip Hooray colt from his sister! Second foal from a $200,000 winner that has a freshman that is racing. Filly is a sibling to Mr Color Chip 3, 1:58.2f ($78,336). Dam is a sister to ISS final winner J R's Star 2, 2:01.3; 3, 1:56.3 ($245,990). Hip 97 • Magical Charm • b.c. Hip 300 • Says Who • b.g. Selling seven yearlings Luck Be Withyou-Dreamlikeme Ivy-If I Can Dream Offering six yearlings A brother to Gentlemensattitude p,2, Q1:56.3s; 3, 1:55.2h-'20 ($14,410). Shadyshark Hanover-Ohnoyoudidn't-Royal Art from the first crop of Dam is sister to Atta Boy Dan p, 1:48.4f ($1,002,964). Second foal from a mare that is a sister to Indiana Sires Stakes consola- from the first crop of Crescent Fashion! tion winner Velocity Lana p,2, 1:54.4s; 3, 1:51.4s; 1:50.1 ($323,489). Luck Be Withyou! Hip 98 • Amazon Shark • b.f. Shadyshark Hanover-EE Bay-Keystone Raider Hip 334 • Crescent Wrench • b.c. First foal from a winner of more than $250,000 with a mark of 1:53.1. Crescent Fashion-She's A Buckeye-Jailhouse Jesse Colt is a brother to Pokemongo 3, 1:58.2s-'19 ($9,720). Dam is a sister to Hip 111 • Lily • b.f. the great Buck I St Pat 2, 1:58.4f; 3, 1:54.2f; 1:51 ($2,320,119). Crescent Fashion-Falls For Me-Mr Cantab 3031 Notestine Road ● Grabill, IN 46741 First foal from a sister to Hambletonian Oaks elimination winner Falls 3031 Notestine Road ● Grabill, IN 46741 Phone: (260) 710-1546 ● Fax: (260) 627-7062 For You 2, 1:56; 3, 1:53.2; 4, 1:52.2 ($1,311,828). Phone: (260) 710-1546 ● Fax: (260) 627-7062 CHAPEL RIDGE YEARLINGS CHAPEL RIDGE YEARLINGS Selling this Fall at the Hoosier Classic Sale Offering Today’s Top Bloodlines

Hip 2 • Living On Luck • blk.c. Hip 113 • Uncharted Waters • b.f. Luck Be Withyou-Virgin Girl-Always A Virgin Luck Be Withyou-Farewell Streams-Shark Gesture Colt is the first foal from Indiana Sires Stakes Silver final winner Virgin Colt is out of a Shark Gesture sister to Meadowlands Pace and Breeders Girl p,2, 1:56.2; 3, 1:55s; 1:52.2s ($124,840). Crown winner Artistic Fella p,2, 1:53.3; 3, 1:48.4; 1:48f ($2,612,437). Hip 3 • Luck's Gone Country • blk.c. Hip 174 • Paw Patrol • b.c. Luck Be Withyou-Virtual Maureeen-Somebeachsomewhere Luck Be Withyou-Iam Total For Real-Total Truth Second foal from a mare whose family includes Dan Patch Award winner Second foal from a sister to the great Illinois pacer Big Tom p,2, 1:53; 3, French Panicure p,2, 1:53.4; 3, 1:50.4; 4, 1:49.4s ($997,902). 1:49.2; 1:48.2 ($1,396,135). Hip 22 • Cousin Katy • blk.f. Hip 192 • Unstopable • b.f. Crescent Fashion-You Me And Rosie-Swan For All Riggins-Joyful Western-Western Hanover Candy’s A Virgin - ISS Super Final winner First foal from a full-sister to Circle City division winner Red Rose Swan Second foal from a $100,000 winner that is a sister to two $400,000 Market Share - Hambletonian champion Offering a Shadyshark Hanover colt from her sister! 2, 1:59.1s; 3, 1:55.3s; 4, 1:53.4f ($222,365). winners led by Seventh Secret p,2, 1:52f; 3, 1:50.1f; 1:50f ($447,215). Selling a Crescent Fashion colt from his sister! Hip 24 • Above All Taxes • b.c. Hip 205 • Feminine Fashion • b.f. Muscle Massive-Above All Hanover-Donerail Crescent Fashion-Keep It Sweet-Lockkeeper Dam has produced six winners led by 30-time winner Auspicious Filly is the first foal out of Michigan mare Keep It Sweet 2, 2:03.2f; 3, Hanover 2, Q2:03.3f; 3, 1:54.1f; 4, 1:53.3f ($472,266). 1:55.4s; 1:54.3f ($175,102). Hip 35 • Crescent Roll • br.c. Hip 270 • No Gravity • blk.f. Crescent Fashion-Biggirlurbeautiful-Angus Hall JK Endofanera-Myrichmothernlaw-Well Said Dam has produced six winners led by Big Valley Speed 3, 1:57.2; 1:54.4f Second foal from a sister to NJSS division winner A J Corbelli p,2, ($120,928). Colt is from the first crop of Crescent Fashion. 1:56h; 3, 1:49 ($628,667). Hip 48 • Midnight Prayer • br.c. Hip 227 • Luck's On Time • b.c. Shadyshark Hanover-Candy's A Queen-Always A Virgin Luck Be Withyou-Michelle's Beauty-Artsplace Colt is out of a sister to Indiana Sires Stakes final winner Candy's A Dam has produced eight winners led by Indiana Sires Stakes final winner Fiftydallarbill - Breeders Crown winner Virgin p,2, 1:54.2s; 3, 1:51s ($333,442). Bay Fishen Doc p,2, 1:52.4; 1:51.4f ($354,241). Bay Fishen Doc - ISS final winner Selling a full sister to this millionaire Selling a Luck Be Withyou brother Hip 73 • Catch A Spirit • b.f. Hip 248 • Kindacausedaracket • b.f. ABC Garland-Captivating Spirit-Muscle Hill JK Endofanera-Nominal Hanover-Western Ideal First foal from a Muscle Hill mare that is a sibling to Zweig Memorial First foal from a $100,000 winner that is a sister to Dry Gulch p,2, 1:54; division winner Copy Catch 3, 1:56f ($194,757). 3, 1:52.4; 4, 1:50.2f ($382,770). Hip 86 • Cool Kate • b.f. Hip 250 • Some Kind Of Rock • b.c. Real Desire-Cool Kid Hanover-Western Ideal Rockin Image-Odds On Alpha-Somebeachsomewhere First foal from a mare that is a sister to four $100,000 winners led by Second foal from John Simpson Memorial division winner Odds On Current Hanover p,2,2 1:52.2f; 3, 1:50.2 ($380,248). Alpha p,2, 1:54.1; 3, Q1:53.2f; 1:53f ($128,528). Hip 88 • American Wealth • br.f. Hip 252 • Trending Fashion • br.c. Swan For All-CR Dixie Chic-Royal Troubador Crescent Fashion-Market The Class-Justice Hall Filly is a full-sister to Breeders Crown champion and millionaire Colt is out of a Justice Hall mare that is a sister to Hambletonian Fiftydallarbill 2, 1:55s; 3, 1:52.1f; 4, 1:50.2 ($1,031,088). champion Market Share 2, 1:58.4h; 3, 1:50.3; 1:50.2f ($3,791,109). Millionaire Falls For You Millionaire Atta Boy Dan Selling a Crescent Fashion filly Hip 95 • Arkles Rumbro • b.c. Hip 254 • Fashion's Miss • br.f. Selling a Luck Be Withyou from a sister to this champion Riggins-Delta Dawn Hanover-Allamerican Native Crescent Fashion-Miss Color Chip-Chip Chip Hooray colt from his sister! Second foal from a $200,000 winner that has a freshman that is racing. Filly is a sibling to Mr Color Chip 3, 1:58.2f ($78,336). Dam is a sister to ISS final winner J R's Star 2, 2:01.3; 3, 1:56.3 ($245,990). Hip 97 • Magical Charm • b.c. Hip 300 • Says Who • b.g. Selling seven yearlings Luck Be Withyou-Dreamlikeme Ivy-If I Can Dream Offering six yearlings A brother to Gentlemensattitude p,2, Q1:56.3s; 3, 1:55.2h-'20 ($14,410). Shadyshark Hanover-Ohnoyoudidn't-Royal Art from the first crop of Dam is sister to Atta Boy Dan p, 1:48.4f ($1,002,964). Second foal from a mare that is a sister to Indiana Sires Stakes consola- from the first crop of Crescent Fashion! tion winner Velocity Lana p,2, 1:54.4s; 3, 1:51.4s; 1:50.1 ($323,489). Luck Be Withyou! Hip 98 • Amazon Shark • b.f. Shadyshark Hanover-EE Bay-Keystone Raider Hip 334 • Crescent Wrench • b.c. First foal from a winner of more than $250,000 with a mark of 1:53.1. Crescent Fashion-She's A Buckeye-Jailhouse Jesse Colt is a brother to Pokemongo 3, 1:58.2s-'19 ($9,720). Dam is a sister to Hip 111 • Thunder Lily • b.f. the great Buck I St Pat 2, 1:58.4f; 3, 1:54.2f; 1:51 ($2,320,119). Crescent Fashion-Falls For Me-Mr Cantab 3031 Notestine Road ● Grabill, IN 46741 First foal from a sister to Hambletonian Oaks elimination winner Falls 3031 Notestine Road ● Grabill, IN 46741 Phone: (260) 710-1546 ● Fax: (260) 627-7062 For You 2, 1:56; 3, 1:53.2; 4, 1:52.2 ($1,311,828). Phone: (260) 710-1546 ● Fax: (260) 627-7062 Dunkin ttie He of Her Time ead dy Ah “YouA must Ldo the athings you think you cannot do.” Roosevelt

Hettie Gray was born in Rainsville, Ind. on June 27, 1892, the same year Nancy Hanks became the first trot- ter to beat 2:05 in a time of 2:04 at the now historic kite- shaped track located in Terre Haute. Both females were destined to earn a place in history for breaking barriers.

Like most involved in harness racing, Hettie Gray had family connections.

“I was born into the sport” Hettie commented in an interview. “My father T.C. Gary, so they tell me, was racing horses at when I was born.”

Her great uncle, John Wattles (“Uncle Johnny”) broke, Hettie Dunkin is shown with the horse she drove to school as a young girl. trained, and drove A framed photo hangs in the house of Ellen Taylor. Photo by Ellen Taylor. Dan Messner’s im- mortal Dan Patch given her first Standardbred from her grandfather at the through his first age of eight and shortly thereafter drove him to school season in 1902 as the each day. The horse was sold so that she could pay her young horse-crazy girl way through college. watched from the side- Hettie graduated from Pine Village High School (lo- lines. She was among cated in Warren County) at the age of 16, then took a the 45,000 spectators course at Valparaiso because she was too young to enter Hettie Gray - Dunkin was introduced who witnessed Dan’s Normal College (what is now Indiana State University); to horses at an early age and relied on world record mile of once of age, she attended the Terre Haute school earn- her horse for transportation in the early 1:55 ¼ in Lexington, ing a Bachelor of Science degree. She taught school in 1900s. Photo provided KY in 1905. She was

36 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Dunkin ttie He Her Ti of mBy Tara Ellen eTaylor head A Hettie Dunkin receives the trophy for Her y Ladyship on June 16, 1938 with her winning A Lad mile in 1:56 ¾. Photo provided

Pine Village and Helena, Montana for seven years. (In Administration in her first year of teaching, she introduced horse racing to Indiana beginning the curriculum.) Once she returned home from the west, in 1933; during this she enrolled in a business administration course at Pur- time, she conducted due University, one of only 30 females on the entire cam- the first clinic in pus. From there, she was hired by Marshall Field Com- Lafayette for the pany in Chicago in the human resources department. FHA and won a trip to the Miami Hettie met her future husband (Ora Dunkin, 1988 Indi- Home Show for ana Standardbred Hall of Fame inductee) while attend- her award-winning ing the harness races with her mother at the Covington essay. (Because the fair. The couple married which took Mrs. Dunkin back trip was over the to the farm once again. To pass the time, Mrs. Dunkin Christmas holi- opened The Farm Hatchery with 600 oil-based incuba- In her later years, Hettie Dunkin could be days, Mrs. Dunkin spotted driving some of her Standardbreds, tors and one season raised more than 1,300 chicks. demanded an extra including Wally, a four-year-old roan Ora and Mrs. Dunkin had one son Tom. He graduated $150 so her family gelding. Photo provided from Columbia Military school and Purdue University could travel with and later became a successful equine veterinarian in the her.) She served as treasurer for the Indiana Women’s Chicago area for many years. Democratic Club. Mrs. Dunkin was appointed the first woman personnel director of all Indiana state institu- Mrs. Dunkin also was progressive in her political tions under Governor Clifford Townsend and served activities. Her accomplishments include serving as an in that position from 1937 to 1942. During WWII, she elected delegate at the Democratic National Convention became the director of civilian personnel for the Army in 1933. She worked as director of the Federal Housing Air Corps at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.

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Fairgrounds asking her to assist with an attempt at a world’s record. She drove Her Ladyship to a pacing mile in 2:01 ¼ along with Frisco Dale driven by and Green Valley driven by Glen Campbell. Although his- tory has clouded the record, details, and its legitimacy, Mrs. Dunkin often stated, “My, I still think she was the greatest mare to ever look through a bridle.”

On July 16, 1942 in Davison, Mich., Mrs. Dunkin avenged by setting another world’s record with Bonny Bill in 2:09 ¾, this time a world’s record for a woman Hettie Dunkin is shown following her world record win in the Ladies Pace driving a 3-year old pacer on a half-mile track. at Davison, Mich. July 16, 1942. She drove Bonny Bill, a three-year-old In addition, to her hands-on horsemanship, Mrs. gelding to the win in 2:09 ¾, a world record for a lady driver with a three- Dunkin wrote about Indiana happenings for the Horse- year-old hobbled pacer over a half mile oval. Photo provided. man & Fair World for 12 years. Amidst raising a family and working, Mrs. Dunkin stayed close to the industry she so loved and traveled Hettie Dunkin died July 2, 1977 of coronary heart with Ora to assist with training. She was recognized disease – a lady ahead of her time with her political among her peers for her excellent training and driving involvement and her horsemanship. skills. In 1938, Mrs. Dunkin received a phone call from Below is a poem penned by Mrs. Hettie Dunkin Homer Walton who was based at the Indiana State

A RACE FOR ALL THAT AND A THAT by Mrs. Hettie Dunkin There’s a gentleman in Kentucky, that’s just across the line It was the General that hit the top spot and held it Who has built the grandest race track you could don’t you know, almost call divine, It was the General at the quarter and the General at the half The landscaping is beautiful and the color scheme Just a coasting easy with the black filly in the wraps of red and white At the far turn it got more heated as Dunkin went to move Stands out magnificently with General Mile’s powerful lights, But the General shook the filly and she too was on the go. The General with his grand personality and dynamic poise It was Dunkin on the outside with Gene Sears in the hole Is a lover of the trotters and affirms that sort of noise, And as they head down the lane, they were all on their toes There’s been long shots with Volomite and tight finishes for all But when they hit the wire, it was General Mile’s But the race that has them talking was the one on filly by a nose. Thursday after all, The photographers and newsmen gathered round In this classified event the General had a mount the winning mount Behind a black filly who hadn’t had a taunt, As Miss Schaefer from the Speedway presented General Mile’s Ora Dunkin in the sulky behind the Champion mare with a trophy to add to his account, Was to take the General’s number if Gene Sears New this winter, when the General is sipping a mint julip and failed to be there, entertaining friends As the three drivers scored their horses Starter Young I bet he tells the story how Ruth beat little Ann. gave them the go

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BLUEBIRD DEACON 3, 1:56.1s-’20 ($26,440) BLUEBIRD MAVERICK 2, 1:57.3s-’20 ($7,125) JK SHE’S GORDJUS p,2, 1:54.2-’20 ($17,332) Selling a full-brother to this Cardinal final winner Selling a full-sister to this freshman winner Selling a half-sister to this Grand Circuit winner

One by ALWAYS A VIRGIN Bluebird Hurricane is the second foal from the great mare OPEN HOUSE: OCTOBER 12 & 13 Rev Me Up p,2, Q1:58.2; 3, 1:51.2 ($661,399). Filly is a sister Bluebird Meadows is holding an open house with a to freshman Kak's Rev It Up p, BT Q1:56.3-'20. hog roast from 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12 and 3 - 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13. Many top consignors in the area will have babies available for inspection, One by DOVER DAN with 190 yearlings located within a 30-mile radius. Rocky Road Rocket is a half-brother to Indiana Sires We look forward to seeing you! Stakes leg runner-up Bluebird Ladyluck 2, 1:58.1s-'19; BT 1:55.1s-'20 ($72,128). Family includes millionaires Grain Of Two by ROCKIN IMAGE Truth 3, Q1:57.2; 1:53.1f ($1,507,570) and Celebrity Secret Offering Bluebird , the first foal from Shadow Play 2, Q1:58.4; 3, 1:52.3 ($1,099,663). mare Alibi Seelster p,4, 1:51.2 ($308,098). This colt's pedi- gree is loaded with black type! Bluebird Venus is a sibling One by JK ENDOFANERA to Indiana Sires Stakes winner Rockin Serena p,2, 1:54.1s; Offering filly PJ Dena, first foal from Rocknroll Hanover 1:51s-'19; BT 1:49.3s ($402,740) and Fox Stake runner-up mare Sealark Hanover, sister to Breeders Crown and Bluebird Synergy p,2, 1:55.2s; 3, 1:53f ($73,196). Jugette winner Always Cam p,2, 1:55.2f; 3, 1:52f; 1:49.2 ($969,251). Five by SWAN FOR ALL Also consigning Bluebird Fern, a full-sister to sophomore One by MUSCLE MASSIVE winner Bluebird Keepsake 3, 1:54.2s-'20 ($11,470). Third Featuring Bigchocolatecookie, a filly from an outstanding dam is champion Armbro Keepsake 2, 1:57.4; 3, 1:54.3 family. The second foal from a sister to 50-time winner ($1,152,269). Filly Bluebird Dove is the second foal from American Lane 3, 1:59.3; 1:53.4f ($1,116,417) and Sauce Goosebump Hanover, sister to Hambletonian champion Two K 3, 1:56.3; 1:53.33 ($352,520). Perfect Spririt 2, 1:56f; 3, 1:51.2 ($653,919). Bluebird Bishop is a full-brother to Bluebird Reverend 2, 2:00.1s; 3, 1:55.2s; Five by ODDS ON EQUULEUS 1:53s ($574,985) and Bluebird Deacon 3, 1:54.2s-'20 Consignment includes Lady Bellatrix, half-sister to Grand ($30,440). Bluebird Heidi is a full-sister to Indiana Sires Circuit winners Kaks Rockin p,2, 1:53.2s ($59,169) and JK Stakes elimination winner Bluebird Rambo 2, 1:58.2s; 3, She’s Gordjus p,2, 1:54.2-’20 ($17,332). JN Wild Power is a 1:55.2s; 1:53.3f ($311,348) and freshman winner Bluebird colt that is a brother to Silverstars Flash p,2, 1:56.4; 3, Maverick 2, 1:57.3s-'20 ($7,125). Colt Swan Harbor is from a 1:53.4-'20 ($14,970) and family includes Kaylas Dream p,2, dam that has produced three winners from four foals led 1:53.3f; 3, 1:53.2f; 1:52.2f ($322,692). Premier Dreamer is a by A Gift For You 2, Q1:57.2s; 3, 1:55.3f ($102,586). colt that is the first foal from a sister to O'Brien Award winner Control The Moment p,2, 1:49.4s; 3, 1:48.2 ($1,085,135). Filly Premier Pure Luck is the first foal from Indiana Sires Stakes consolation winner Purity p,3, 1:51.4s; 1:50.3 ($189,094). Colt Premier On Stage is the second foal from Stage It Right p,3, 1:52.1s; 1:51.2 ($309,274). Second Daryl Dwayne Miller (574) 825-7176 dam is O'Brien Award winner Whenuwishuponastar p,2, 59400 C.R. 43, Middlebury, IN 46540 1:55.1f; 3, 1:53.4 ($578,752). Selling at the Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale - October 23 & 24 - Indiana State Fairgrounds

SWIFT SWANDA TELLMEABOUTIT

Hip 42 - Rockin Jem - b.f. Hip 104 - She's My Pix - br.f. Rockin Image-Art's Jem-Art Official Dover Dan-Digital Pix-S Js Photo First foal from a $200,000 winner that is a sister to Night Pro p,3, Dam is a $200,000 winner that has produced sophomore winner 1:49s ($975,522), Stroke Of Midnight p,3, 1:55.4f; 1:50s-'19 Candace 3, 1:58.1f ($9,931). Second dam has six winners led by ($101,955) and Midnight Dude p, 1:54.4h ($90,943). Kodac Flash 2, 2:00.1; 3, 1:56.4f ($163,679).

Hip 63 - We B Rockin - b.c. Hip 130 - Shipshewana Fire - br.f. Rockin Image-Odds On Aventure-Camluck Rockin Image-Save Your Best-Cambest First foal from a $338,484 winner with a mark of 1:51.1. Third dam Second foal from a mare with a mark of 1:53.4. Family includes has produced I've Got The Life, grandam of Always Bet De Grey Bouvier, dam of At Point p,2, 1:53.1; 4, 1:50 ($718,067) and p,2, 1:50.3s ($182,420). grandam of On The Virg p,2, 1:52.2s; 4, 1:50h ($343,146).

Hip 75 - Fast Floyd - br.c. Hip 149 - Run Forrest - b.c. Swan For All-Cheetah Hall-Tom Ridge Always A Virgin-Simplyirresistible-Richess Hanover Colt is a brother to freshman Indiana Sires Stakes winner Swift Dam has produced three winners from three foals led by Heisman Swanda 2, 1:55.2s-'20 ($47,867). Family includes the great CR Kay Player p,2, 1:53.1s; 3, 1:52.2f ($123,768). Dam is a sister to Iam Suzie 2, 1:55.1; 3, 1:52.4; 4, 1:52.3 ($1,611,131). Bonasera p,2, 1:51.1; 3, 1:49.3; 4, 1:49.2 ($863,698).

Hip 82 - Oh So Smooth - b.f. Hip 178 - Plead The Fifth - b.g. Rockin Image-Portia Blue Chip-Bettors Delight Always A Virgin-Case Solved-Allamerican Ingot Dam has produced top pacing talent including ISS Super Final First foal from a mare that took a mark of 1:50.4 and earned just winner Tellmeaboutit p,2, 1:52.4s; 3, 1:48.3s ($373,840) and shy of $275,000, and is a sister to the speedy Crankin It Up p,3, Undertaker p,2, 1:58.4; 3, 1:52.1s; 1:51s ($250,084). 1:52.4h; 1:50.4f ($282,984).

Hip 84 - Thunder Country - b.c. Hip 194 - JK Lady Star - b.f. Rockin Image-Happy Feet Too-Art Major JK Endofanera-Lady Mystique-Cam's Card Shark Second foal from an Art Major mare that is a sister to a trio of Dam has produced six winners from six foals led by Indiana Sires $100,000 earners. Third dam has produced Matt On The Rocks p,2, Stakes Silver leg winner Jackson Wyatt p,2, 1:55.2; 3, 1:53.4; 1:56.3f; 3, 1:52.3 ($399,054). 1:51.1 ($197,896) and Mr Arrogant p,3, 1:57.1f ($25,797).

Hip 92 - Rockin Q - b.f. Hip 210 - Blazing Black - blk.c. Rockin Image-Maeve Q-Sportsmaster JK Endofanera-Dallas Jones-Sportsmaster Second foal from a sister to millionaire Atochia p,3, 1:50.1; 1:49f First foal from a Sportsmaster mare with a 1:51.2 speed badge. ($1,809,512), Western Hot Shot p,2, 1:53.4f; 3, 1:51.4; 4, 1:50.3 Second dam has 10 winners from 14 foals including Cams ($388,319) and Badger Quinn p,2, 1:55; 3, 1:51.3f ($212,006). Conqueror p,2, 1:56; 3, 1:50.4; 1:50.1 ($426,543).

In-Law Stables 8680 W 300 S, Topeka, Indiana 46571 260-593-3744 ext 2 OPEN BARN October 12 & 13 - 12 - 8 p.m. Selling at the Hoosier Classic Yearling Sale - October 23 & 24 - Indiana State Fairgrounds Come out and inspect our consignment!

SWIFT SWANDA TELLMEABOUTIT BECKHAMS Z TAM WHATA SWAN

Hip 42 - Rockin Jem - b.f. Hip 104 - She's My Pix - br.f. Hip 230 - Quaker - b.c. Hip 309 - JK's Lifesaver - b.f. Rockin Image-Art's Jem-Art Official Dover Dan-Digital Pix-S Js Photo JK Endofanera-Miss Sparta-The Panderosa JK Endofanera-She Outranks You-Mantacular First foal from a $200,000 winner that is a sister to Night Pro p,3, Dam is a $200,000 winner that has produced sophomore winner Colt is from a 100-percent producer and is a brother to Rainbow Filly is out of a sister to Breeders Crown winner Shelliscape p,2, 1:49s ($975,522), Stroke Of Midnight p,3, 1:55.4f; 1:50s-'19 Candace 3, 1:58.1f ($9,931). Second dam has six winners led by Design p,2, 2:00h; 3, 1:54.4f ($52,655) and Hoosier Celebrity p,2, 1:52s; 3, 1:49.1 ($1,150,954), dam of Escapetothebeach p,2, ($101,955) and Midnight Dude p, 1:54.4h ($90,943). Kodac Flash 2, 2:00.1; 3, 1:56.4f ($163,679). 1:54.3s; 3, 1:51.4 ($22,865). 1:51.3; 3, 1:50f; 4, 1:48.3 ($347,158).

Hip 63 - We B Rockin - b.c. Hip 130 - Shipshewana Fire - br.f. Hip 241 - Latest Kiss - br.f. Hip 316 - Rojo Man - blk. g. Rockin Image-Odds On Aventure-Camluck Rockin Image-Save Your Best-Cambest JK Endofanera-Latest Design-Western Hanover Swan For All-Ultimate Red-Here Comes Herbie First foal from a $338,484 winner with a mark of 1:51.1. Third dam Second foal from a mare with a mark of 1:53.4. Family includes Filly is a sister to eight winners including Elevation Stake division Dam is a 100-percent producer including freshman Keith has produced I've Got The Life, grandam of Always Bet De Grey Bouvier, dam of At Point Blank p,2, 1:53.1; 4, 1:50 ($718,067) and and Keystone Classic division winner Latest Desire p,2, 1:53.2; 3, 2, 2:06.1h-'20 ($1,500). Dam is a full-sister to Indiana Sires Stakes p,2, 1:50.3s ($182,420). grandam of On The Virg p,2, 1:52.2s; 4, 1:50h ($343,146). 1:49.2f ($628,497). final winner Red Hot Herbie 2, 1:57.3; 3, 1:54.2s; 1:54f ($760,988).

Hip 75 - Fast Floyd - br.c. Hip 149 - Run Forrest - b.c. Hip 247 - Ball Hog - br.c. Hip 318 - Walrus - b.c. Swan For All-Cheetah Hall-Tom Ridge Always A Virgin-Simplyirresistible-Richess Hanover Rockin Image-No Respect-Sportsmaster Rockin Image-Fox Valley Sloan-Sportsmaster Colt is a brother to freshman Indiana Sires Stakes winner Swift Dam has produced three winners from three foals led by Heisman Second foal from No Respect p,2, 1:54.3; 3, 1:52; 1:51.4 First foal from a Sportsmaster mare that is a sister to millionaire Swanda 2, 1:55.2s-'20 ($47,867). Family includes the great CR Kay Player p,2, 1:53.1s; 3, 1:52.2f ($123,768). Dam is a sister to Iam ($440,710). Third dam has produced Abe Lincoln Stake division Atochia p,3, 1:50.1; 1:49f ($1,809,512) and Western Hot Shot p,2, Suzie 2, 1:55.1; 3, 1:52.4; 4, 1:52.3 ($1,611,131). Bonasera p,2, 1:51.1; 3, 1:49.3; 4, 1:49.2 ($863,698). winner Live Out Loud p,2, 1:52.4; 3, 1:51.1; 4, 1:49.4 ($551,496). 1:53.4f; 3, 1:51.4; 4, 1:50.3 ($388,319).

Hip 82 - Oh So Smooth - b.f. Hip 178 - Plead The Fifth - b.g. Hip 290 - Lady Kolette - br.f. Hip 353 - Tanya's Joy - b.f. Rockin Image-Portia Blue Chip-Bettors Delight Always A Virgin-Case Solved-Allamerican Ingot Swan For All-Rose Run Rae-Triumphant Caviar Whom Shall I Fear-Tanya's Legacy-Lou's Legacy Dam has produced top pacing talent including ISS Super Final First foal from a mare that took a mark of 1:50.4 and earned just First foal from a sister to Rose Run Hooligan 2, 1:58f; 1:52.3 Filly is a sister to Indiana Sires Stakes leg winner Whata Swan 2, winner Tellmeaboutit p,2, 1:52.4s; 3, 1:48.3s ($373,840) and shy of $275,000, and is a sister to the speedy Crankin It Up p,3, ($1,065,820), Indiana Sires Stakes final winner Rose Run Parker 2, 1:57.2s; 3, 1:53.2f; 4, 1:53s ($206,337) and Racin Cream Pie 2, Undertaker p,2, 1:58.4; 3, 1:52.1s; 1:51s ($250,084). 1:52.4h; 1:50.4f ($282,984). 1:57s; 3, 1:53.4s; 1:50.4 ($904,050). 1:58.1s ($28,345). Family includes champion Yadubist Bluegrass.

Hip 84 - Thunder Country - b.c. Hip 194 - JK Lady Star - b.f. Hip 295 - Always A Charmer - br.c. Hip 362 - Stage Lightning - ch.f. Rockin Image-Happy Feet Too-Art Major JK Endofanera-Lady Mystique-Cam's Card Shark Always A Virgin-Sara's Lucky Charm-Electric Yankee Tellitlikeitis-Stage Review-Art Major Second foal from an Art Major mare that is a sister to a trio of Dam has produced six winners from six foals led by Indiana Sires Colt is a full-brother to Indiana Sires Stakes Super Final and Filly is a half-sister to freshman winner Go Randy Go p,2, 2:01.2h- $100,000 earners. Third dam has produced Matt On The Rocks p,2, Stakes Silver leg winner Jackson Wyatt p,2, 1:55.2; 3, 1:53.4; Breeders Crown champion Beckhams Z Tam p,2, Q1:58.2s; 3, '20 ($4,085). Dam is a sister to Breeders Crown runner-up 1:56.3f; 3, 1:52.3 ($399,054). 1:51.1 ($197,896) and Mr Arrogant p,3, 1:57.1f ($25,797). 1:50.1s; 4, 1:49s ($800,074). Handsoffmycookie p,2, 1:52.4; 3, Q1:52.3; 1:51.3f ($1,408,440).

Hip 92 - Rockin Q - b.f. Hip 210 - Blazing Black - blk.c. Hip 304 - Ms Quick Sand - br.f. Hip 373 - Ally Ally In Free - b.f. Rockin Image-Maeve Q-Sportsmaster JK Endofanera-Dallas Jones-Sportsmaster Always A Virgin-Sand Pleasure-Cambest Jailhouse Jesse-Rally Ally Rally-Swan For All Second foal from a sister to millionaire Atochia p,3, 1:50.1; 1:49f First foal from a Sportsmaster mare with a 1:51.2 speed badge. Dam has produced four winners from five foals led by Indiana Sires First foal from a sister to ISS Super Final winner Just Jess 2, 1:57s; ($1,809,512), Western Hot Shot p,2, 1:53.4f; 3, 1:51.4; 4, 1:50.3 Second dam has 10 winners from 14 foals including Cams Stakes final winner Firstup p,2, 1:53.2s; 3, 1:51s ($245,401) and 3, 1:56.1s; 4, 1:54.4f ($349,714) and Grand Circuit winner Just Like ($388,319) and Badger Quinn p,2, 1:55; 3, 1:51.3f ($212,006). Conqueror p,2, 1:56; 3, 1:50.4; 1:50.1 ($426,543). Grand Circuit winner Odds On Melanie p,2, 1:54.1 ($62,972). Fire 2, 1:58-'19 ($47,606). . In-Law Stables In-Law Stables 8680 W 300 S, Topeka, Indiana 46571 8680 W 300 S, Topeka, Indiana 46571 260-593-3744 ext 2 260-593-3744 ext 2

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42 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 The Breeders Crown: 1984-2019 The Best, The Bizarre, The Bad, The Bold

By Robert Heyden

Thirty-five adventurous years. To say the least, from 1984- with Artistic Fella and enters the 2020 Crown with 20 Crown 2019, the Breeders Crown has started as, and remained, the titles! Trace scored another pair in 2017 with Fiftydallarbill key series in racing to decide year end honors. Let’s take a and Blazin Britches at his home track in Anderson, Ind. look at the history of the Breeders Crown, which was once a traveling road show that has gravitated into a staple for sever- The Million $ Question? al venues, Harrah’s Hoosier Park being the site host for 2020. How tough is it to win a Million $ Race and a Breeders Crown in the same year? Well, from 1991-2000 it did not “Swan Song” happen once! Beach Towel won in Jimmy Takter’s last year of training was 1990, The Meadowlands Pace and the 2018. He retired officially December Sophomore Pacing Crown, and then all 6 of that year, and his 34 Crown Tro- the way to Real Desire in 2001 taking phies is far and away the all-time best. the same two events. This year, Ramo- He finished up strong with 22 of those na Hill is the only one with a shot. The Breeders Crown victories coming after his Hambletonian winner won the only July 2012 Hall Of Fame induction. In the seven-figure event the sport will have in heavyweight Sophomore Trotting Colt 2020. (Yonkers International Canceled). and Gelding division, he won four of his last five there: “Youth Is Served” Youngsters in the Breeders Crown, in • 2014 Father Patrick the bike. Who will be the first driver to • 2015 The Bank win a Breeders Crown who was born • 2017 Bar Hopping in the 21st century? Some of the others • 2018 Tactical Landing at a young age to get it done or close to it were 20 year old Richie Silverman in 1985, who came back the year after he “She Wasn’t Burning It Up Then” debuted with a victory with free-legged Masquerade in 1986 2017-Hoosier Park. The first time Indiana hosted the Breed- in the 3YOCP at age 21. Twenty-two-year-old Tim Tetrick ers Crown in the Hoosier State. Atlanta was not yet a super- got a check in the 2003 Filly Pacing Crown with Odds On star. Just 4 for 9 as a freshman going into the final. She was Charmaine, just 22 at the time. Twenty-five-year-old Joey second at 13-1 in her elim and was 15-1 on the morning line Bongiorno won last year with American History taking down going into the final. She didn’t win that night, but 10 months a Crown for trainer Tony Alagna, who scored three times. later, she won the Hambletonian and was well on her way to Then there is twenty-year-Old Ryan Anderson. He still holds being name “Trotter Of The Year” for 2018. the youngster record at just 20 winning the Sophomore Filly Pacing Crown of 2000 with Popcorn Penny for $783,484. “Oh Brother(s)” Tyler Smith debuted though he was off the board in 2014 with It did not happen in the history of the Breeders Crown until Lets Drink On It at age 21. We are sure to see many more 2015. Brothers each driving a winner in the Breeders Crown youngsters more than willing to stick their toes in the water, series. Then, it happened twice in Canada. Johnny Takter preferably the deep end, in 2020. won with Creatine to join brother Jimmy, whose first driving win in the Crown came back in 1993 with Gleam. Trace “Righting The Ship” Tetrick got on the board with a stirring win with Freaky Feet Blazin Britches was not on top of her game going into the Pete in the Three-Year-Old Pacing Colt category. Brother 2017 Breeders Crown at Hoosier Park. She had a rare three Timmy first got on the Breeders Crown scoreboard in 2007

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 43 The Breeders Crown: 1984-2019

race losing streak for Trace Tetrick and Brian Brown. She Will The 2020 Breeders Crown Yield A had been seventh in her elim, made a break in the Glen ‘Senior’ Moment? Garnsey prior to that (4th) and was unable to stall Caviart Never in harness racing history has the sport had a Horse Of Ally in the Jugette second best. So, the expectations obviously The Year five straight years older than age three every time. were lowered going into the biggie, and she responded with We are currently in the midst of four in a row, for the fourth a win, Trace doubling up at Hoosier with Fiftydallarbill that time in history. memorable night. • 1950-1951-1952-1953 “Really?” • 1959-1960-1961-1962 He was and is the only Standardbred to win both a Triple • 1972-1973-1974-1975 Crown and a Breeders Crown. Career that is, not just for a and single season and it was in 2003 from No Intended. Ivan Sugg for owner Bob Glazer’s Peter Pan Stable teamed up with • 2016-2017-2018-2019 Dave Miller driving. They nailed down that unique double in Can Shartin N keep it going? She’s been HOY and HOY his final career start at the Meadowlands. But, get this, he was runner-up the last two years and is seven years old. How fourth at 77-1 as a freshman in the Breeders Crown!! about Gimpanzee, who has been going great guns at four for Marcus Melander? Together Forever In History-But Far Far Apart In Breeders Crown Earnings “Where’s The Respect?” Riyadh and Jennas Beach Boy. The 5-year-old versus the Dave Palone is closing in on 20,000 career driving wins. By 4-year-old. It was June 22, 1996 in the William Haughton fi- far the most by a jockey or driver, ever! nal in 1:47.3 in an epic contest with both horses making three But in 2000, 20 years ago, Palone got checks with 3 of 4 moves and JBB edging by to win. It was 4/5ths better as the drives and was twice on the board but wasn’t getting any new world race record, eclipsing Staying Together in 1:48.2 backing at the windows. Check this out: three years earlier in the very same race. • 3 YOFP Panything Goes 5th at 70-1 Yet, if you look at their Breeders Crown histories, well, you could hardly be further apart. • 2 YOFT No Pain No Gain 3rd at 54-1 • 2 YOCP Ameripan Gigolo last at 57-1 (Made a break) Jennas Beach Boy is the only pacer to win three straight • 3 YOCP On Line Service 3rd at 49-1 Breeders Crowns – 1994, 1995, 1996 at two, three and four. He made $788,100 in just the Crown in his career, which is And speaking of LACK of respect…. 40 percent of his lifetime bankroll of $1,972,172. In 2000, Trevor Ritchie won his first three Breeders Crowns with Aviano $21.20, Banker Hall $6.10 and Syrinx Hanover Riyadh made FOUR Breeders Crown appearances, at two, $6.50. But that did not help him in the 2001 Breeders Crown three, four and six. The last start was Jennas’ last win. Riyadh the following year, getting no drives in any of the finals! was eighth as part of the favored 4-5 entry with Presidential Ball who was sixth. He was seventh at 9/2 third choice in NOTE: Trevor had the record for most wins in the Breeders Crowns in 1993 as a sophomore; then, he was second as a four-year-old a breakthrough year, which was three, until 2019 when Andy McCarthy to Village Jiffy in 1994 at an astounding 20 cents on the dol- did him one better with a four pack. lar, again part of an entry.

His final Crown appearance came in 1996 versus Jenna and Remembering Two Champions Cams Card Shark and Muscles Yankee passed away this Stand Forever who went 1-2. That was the year Jenna’s Beach year. Cams Card Shark was the oldest living HOY at 29 Boy won the Dan Patch at Hoosier Park. In the Crown, Ri- (1994 winner) and Muscle Yankee the Hambo winner in 1998 yadh was sixth again as part of an entry, this time at 9-5. who then sired three straight Hambo winners: 2008-Dewey- He made $83,500 with that lone Crown check, which repre- cheatmnhowe; 2009-Muscle Hill; and 2010-Muscle Massive. sented just 3 percent of his career bankroll of $2,763,527. Both had a profound influence on the Breeders Crown since their racing days.

44 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Cams Card Shark had Village Jolt, 2004 winner in the Fresh- • TWO NIGHT distribution at Hoosier was $6,402,750. man Pace, All Speed Hanover, 2009 and Bettors Delight in • The first $5 Million Night in harness history was July 26, the same division in 2000. Shark Gesture won the 3 YOCP in 1986, Million Dollar Babies Night at the Meadowlands 2006, the fourth son of Cams Card Shark to win a Crown. when $5,093,750 was distributed. Muscles Yankee has had a profound influence on the Crown- “MILLER TIME” Big Time check THIS out: In the Breeders Crown, 2-Year-Old Filly Pace, over a five- year span from 2012-2016, a driver named Miller won it four • 2003, 2005 Mr Muscleman times, and it was different Millers: • 2004 Housethatruthbuilt • 2005 Strong Yankee • 2012 Andy Miller - Somewherovrarainbow (Marcus’ • 2005 Blur Uncle) • 2007 Deweycheatmnhowe • 2013 Dave Miller - Uffizi Hanover (Bretts’ Cousin) • 2008, 2009 Muscle Hill • 2015 Brett Miller Pure - Country (Dave’s Cousin) • 2016 Marcus Miller - Someomensomewhere (Andys’ Eight in all. He himself won the 3 YOCT 1998 edition at Nephew) Colonial Downs. Did either of those two have a finalist at Hoosier in 2017? Yes, Cams Card Sharks’ son Dealt A Win- This Record Is Safe For A While ner won his elim that year and was 3-1 on the morning line John Campbell, born April 8, 1955, holds the record for for the final but it was not to be. winning a Breeders Crown in his 20s (Amneris 1984 age 29) and straight through his 30s, 40s, 50s and even into his 60s, FOUR! taking the 3 YOFT in 2015 in Canada with Wild Honey. Stars-all four of them These are the four horses who have been named Horse of the Year, but have never won a Breed- Which Year Should We Look At? ers Crown, which started in 1984. All but Precious Bunny 2013 - When the top five money-winning drivers in North competed in the Crown. America won EVERY Breeders Crown. Brian Sears, Yan- • 1991 - HOY Precious Bunny was not eligible at 3 and nick Gingras, Tim Tetrick, Dave Miller and Ron Pierce won retired after his sophomore season. all 12 of the Crowns. • 1994 - HOY Cams Card Shark was third in 1993 as a OR Freshman at Freehold, but was retired in September of 1994, one month out of the Breeders Crown that year 1995 - When for the first time every Breeders Crown race, 11 won by Magical Mike at Garden State Park. of them total, was won by a different driver. • 2006 - Glidemaster was an easy winner of HOY de- spite being second best to Majestic Son in the Breeders The Odd Case Of Jeremys Gambit Crown, the latter was fittingly named Canadas’ HOY. He was the 1996 Wilson winner for an $800,000 purse. He was trained by Brett Pelling. He won over $1.1 million • 2015 - HOY Wiggle It Jiggleit at a touch under $4 lifetime. A powerful looking son of No Nukes. Yet, he couldn’t Million is the richest on this list not to have experienced win, or should I say didn’t win, a race outside of the Mead- Crown glory. He was second to Always B Miki at age 4. owlands, ever. All 10 wins came in East Rutherford making Remember, he was not eligible in 2015 at age 3 during him the richest every horse to win at only one racetrack. And his HOY campaign. yes, he was right there in the 1997 Breeders Crown second to $6 Million Weekend In Indiana! Village Jasper at Mohawk. That was the number in 2017 at Hoosier Park for their two- day Breeders Crown debut: Famous Names That did not win A Breeders Crown • Friday $245,500 non-Crown events, $2,945,500 total, Precious Bunny-1991 HOY because he was ineligible.... when you add in the Crown Riyadh 0-4....Presidential Ball 0-2, the richest single season • Saturday $245,000 non-Crown events, $3,457,250 total, horse ever not to be named HOY-that was in 1993 with a when you add in Crown money. total of $2,222,166....On The Road Again 1984-1985 “Pacer

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 45 The Breeders Crown: 1984-2019

Of The Year” in 1984 and then runner-up to Nihilator the and her bankroll of $3,748,574 still is the all-time best for following year in the same category.....Jate Lobell 1987 – third pacing females. and was not eligible at 2...... Darlins Delight who banked $2.9 million life but couldn’t get it done in the Crown...... “NOT Ready For Prime Time” Western Hanover in either 1991 or 1992....and McArd- How else can you say it? In the 1996 2 YOCP, the three le who banked over $2.4 million life, and is the grandsire elimination winners were the only three in the final not to of Shartin N. get a check. It was an eight-horse field: Park Place, Ramses Two and Arturo finished sixth, seventh and eighth. And Crowded At The Top Arturo was 4-5. The 2005 trotting season was chock full of top male trotting talent. So much so that the 1-2 finishers in the Sophomore “Fresh Faces-Again?” Breeders Crown did it. Strong Yankee and Vivid Photo did it In 2019, seven of 12 Breeders Crown races were won by a as well as the older Breeders Crown winning 5-Year-Old Mr driver who had not won a Breeders Crown prior: Andy Mc- Muscleman. Classic Photo, the Hambletonian favorite and Carthy won 4; Dexter Dunn won 2; and Joe Bongiorno won runner-up, did not appear in the Breeders Crown but he’s 1. This had not happened since 1988, which was just the fifth right there on this list: year of existence for the Breeders Crown. That year, over 50 percent of the Crowns went to first time winners! • Mr Muscleman $1,364,220 • Vivid Photo $1,481,020 (Won the FIRST $1.5 Million You Don’t have to win The Breeders Hambo in 2005) Crown… (But It Helps) • Strong Yankee $1,197,307 (His brother Yankee Slide won Bob McIntosh and Liz Quesnel did something in the 20th the same 3 YOCT division of the Breeders Crown the century that no one else has done. year prior in 2004) They each had both Freshman Pacing division winners • Classic Photo $1,376,829 the same year, neither of which won a Breeders Crown for “Is This Combo Platter Still On The Menu?” either trainer! It was last year, after a nine-year absence when Trond Smed- • 1995 - A Stud Named Sue not in it, Chippies third shammer, trainer, and Brian Sears, driver won all trots. They for Quesnel won nine Breeders Crowns together. Every Trond Smed- • 1998 - Island Fantasy was second at 3-5 and Mattaroni shammer Breeders Crown that he’s ever won has had Brian was second at 2-1. Sears in the bike. No other trainer won both divisions in the same year • 2003 Stroke Play in the 1900s! • 2004 H P Paque • 2004 Housethatruthbuilt “Worth The Wait” • 2005 Blur For sure. Steve Elliott had two dominant Breeders Crown winners in 1988, Sweet Reflection and Valley Victory. But it • 2005 Strong Yankee would be 16 years until his next, which was 2004 with Yankee • 2006 Sand Vic Slide, a 39-1 upsetter in the 3 YOCT division. That remains • 2007 Arch Madness the longest in-between time for a conditioner in Breeders • 2010 Break The Bank K Crown history. • 2019 Winndevie Second Again....Quietly “Leaving With A Bang!” Stormin Jesse finished second in the Breeders Crown at 2 and Cam Fella. The span was 1979-2001. He was HOY 1982- 3. That’s a rare occurrence, but nobody noticed. Artsplace 1983 and the last pacer to go back to back. His final crop? was the dynamic winner in 1990 and then Three Wizards Well, that crop yielded a female named Eternal Camnation, in 1991. Nobody bet the runner-up either. He was sent off at who won three Breeders Crowns, but never in a row! She won 101.90-1 in 1990 and 28.80-1 the next year. in 1999, 2001 and 2003. Her racing career ended in 2004,

46 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 WOODSIDE FARM 2020 Yearling Roster Selling at the Hoosier Classic & Michiana Classic Sales

Consigned to the Hoosier Classic Sale October 23 & 24 - Indianapolis, Indiana

114 WOODSIDE FOUL PLAY (bay colt) Rockin Image - Beach Story - Somebeachsomewhere First foal from a Somebeachsomewhere mare that finished third in the Jugette and earned $283,709 on the track with a mark of 1:50.2. Dam is a sister to Dragons Tale, dam of Workin Ona Mystery p,2, 1:49.3; 3, 1:48.1; BT 1:47.1-'20 ($529,016). Second dam is Breeders Crown runner-up Born Storyteller p,2, 1:55.3f; 3, 1:53.3f; 1:52.1 ($478,393).

166 WOODSIDE FANCYSWAN (brown filly) Swan For All - Jailhouse Diva - Jailhouse Jesse Second foal from a $100,000 winner that is a half-sister to Indiana Sires Stakes final winner and Super Final runner-up Measuredperfection 2, 1:55.4s; 3, 1:53.1s ($347,445). Third dam produced Breeders Crown elimination winner Dr Ronerail 2, 1:58.3; 3, 1:55.3s; 1:52.1s ($4705,820) MEASUREDPERFECTION 2, 1:55.4s; 3, 1:53.1s ($347,445) and Bambino Hall 2, 1:56.2f; 3, 1:53.4f; 1:53.2 ($547,031). Selling a sister to this Indiana Sires Stakes final winner and Super Final runner-up 188 WOODSIDE FIERY DAN (brown colt) Dover Dan - Lady Blitz - Keystone Blitz From the first crop of Dover Dan, first colt from speedy mare and Indiana Sires Stakes final winner Lady Blitz 2, 1:58.3; 3, 1:54.2s; 4, 1:53.2s ($457,210). Family includes ONSS Grassroots division winner Queen Of Jewels 2, 2:03f; 3, 1:56.2s ($335,511). Family also includes the grandam Consigned to the Michiana Classic Sale of O’Brien Award winner Daylon Magician 2, 1:55.3s; 3, 1:52.3s; 4, 1:51.1s ($1,977,853). November 25 - Shipshewana, Indiana

312 WOODSIDE FAMOUS DAN (brown colt) WOODSIDE FAIR LADY (bay filly) Dover Dan - Silvia - Muscle Hill JK Endofanera - Shared Account - The Panderosa First foal from a Muscle Hill mare that is a half-sister to Hambletonian Dam has produced four starters from four foals led by winners Woodside elimination winner and final runner-up Adrian Chip 2, 1:55.3f; 3, 1:54.2 Banjo p,2, 2:00.4h, 3, 1:55.4s ($38,779) and Dreaming Image p,2, ($1,125,620) and Yonkers Trot elimination winner Yes Mickey 3, 1:51.2s 1:54.2s ($18,184). Dam is a half-sister to millionaire and World Champion ($622,128). Strike An Attitude p,2, 1:51.2m; 3, 1:48.4m ($1,000,870).

Selling as Agent Selling as Agent 317 GLORYVIEW ISABELLE (bay filly) MISS PACMAN (bay filly) Odds On Equuleus - Rock Concert - Rocknroll Hanover JK Endofanera - Bettor Kiss Candy - Bettor’s Delight Second foal from a Rocknroll Hanover mare that has already produced Filly is the second foal from a Bettor’s Delight mare that has produced winner Georgereallyrocks p,2, 2:06.3h; 3, 1:59.1h-'20 ($4,589). Lots of freshman Indiana Sired Fair Circuit winner Candy It Is p,2, 2:02.3h-'20 production under the third dam including Apple Krisp, dam of Krispy ($3,960). Dam is a sister to Hoosier Cup winner Jr Mint p,2, 1:55.2s; 3, Apple p,2, 1:52.3f; 3, 1:49.1; 1:48.4f ($1,905,713) and Appleonia Art, 1:50.2s; 5, 1:49.3S ($778,289). grandam of 2019 Indiana Pacer of the Year Odds On Osiris p,2, 1:50.3s; 3, 1:50.1h; BT 1:48.4s-’20 ($559,675). SWAN’S EYE (bay filly) Swan For All - Deweye Or Don’teye - Deweycheatumnhowe Filly is the second foal and half-sister to freshman Valiant Dewey, race View Our Consignment! timed in 2:03. Dam is a sister to Tamasin Hall 3, 1:56.4f; 4, 1:53.1f Woodside Farm and several other nothern Indiana farms ($104,799), dam of Trixton gelding AP Hall Of Trix 3, 1:58.3f ($57,130). Family includes O'Brien Award winner Filly At Bigs 2, 1:57.2m; 3, 1:54m will have consignments on display Monday, October 12 and ($655,773), dam of Big Rigs 2, 1:55.1f; 3, 1:52.2m; 4, 1:52.1f ($662,826). Tuesday, October 13. Make plans to attend! GLORYVIEW IMAGE (bay gelding) Rockin Image - JK R U Bettor Yet - Bettor’s Delight Dam is a $100,000 winner that has produced two previous starters and is a sister to to 28-time winner Isabel p,2, 1:55.2f; 3, 1:53f; 6, WOODSIDE FARM 1:52.4f ($885,548) and 47-time winner Ru Ready To Rock p,2, 1:54.2f; 3, 4635 S 200 W, Wolcottville, IN 46795 1:52.3f; 4, 1:50.3f ($589,465). Lester Beechy (260) 499-5273 He may not have Once on the lead after the quarter-mile marker had enough earnings in :26.0, Little Rocket Man was on a mission, to advance into the Dan keeping the lines tight on Tetrick. Little Rocket Patch Stakes, but Little Man finished the mile like he started, turning in a Rocket Man got his revenge final panel in :26.0 for the win, two and one-half on the undercard, winning the lengths ahead of GD Western Joe and Matt Ka- $39,000 Gregg kaley. Brassy Hanover and Haston Memorial Scott Zeron finished third. in a track-record Owned by Russ Beeman setting time of 1:47.2. and Jack Freeman, Little The victory was a Rocket Man was not the touching moment in favorite of the field, paying the winner’s circle as the $6.00, $4.40, $2.40 across local connections celebrat- the board. The four-year- ed their standout Indiana old son of Rockin Image, sired four-year-old. bred by Victory Hill Farm Trained by Missy (Beeman) Inc., earned his 15th win in Essig, Little Rocket Man 22 career starts. Indiana’s and Trace Tetrick shot to champion three-year- the lead from the start of old pacing colt of 2019 the Haston Memorial, Trainer Missy Essig, posing with Little Rocket Man, is nearing $250,000 in now in its 24th year wore a stable shirt representing Gregg Haston for career earnings. to honor former luck in the 25th edition of the Gregg Haston Memorial Although the purse wasn’t Indiana native on Dan Patch Night. Photo by Dean Gillette. as big as the Dan Patch Gregg Haston, Stakes, the win for Missy Essig was monumental. who was tragically killed in She was a close friend of Haston and had a special an automobile accident wardrobe for the race. in 1996, just days after Dan Patch Night. “Such an emotional and exciting night,” said Little Beeman through a social media post. “I have dreamed of winning the Haston Memorial since Gregg passed away. He was like my big brother Rocket and I wore his stable shirt for luck and he was defi- nitely looking down on us.”

After such an emotional victory, the focus Man steals shifted to the main event of the night, the 27th edition of the Dan Patch Stakes with a field of 10 drawn for Harrah’s Hoosier the show on Park’s signature event. The race be- Dan Patch Night By Tammy Knox

48 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Owned by Ratchford Stable NS of North Sydney, Nova Scotia, Century Farroh is proving to be a force in the older ranks after being named O’Brien Three-Year-Old Pacing Colt of the Year last season. The time in the Dan Patch Stakes marked a new career best for the Dr. Ian Moore-trained four-year-old horse. Century Farroh is just a little more than $100,000 away from becoming the sport’s new- est millionaire.

Dan Patch Night marked the first big spec- tator event for Harrah’s Hoosier Park amid COVID-19 restrictions. Limited capacity was Owner Jack Freeman celebrates the track-record-tying victory from Little Rocket Man allowed in the facility and special precautions with Trainer Missy Essig and Faith Beeman. Photo by Dean Gillette for giveaways and seating was in place. The gan during the inaugural season in 1994 with a purse of track partnered with the Indiana Standardbred $35,000. The race quickly emerged as a major stop for Association for Dan Patch Water Bottle giveaways to the older pacers, drawing attention from some of the sports first 500 racing fans. The track also provided a free Dan greatest Standardbred athletes, including Jenna’s Beach Patch face mask with every purchase of a commem- Boy, Pacific Fella, and Sweet Lou, who set the track re- orative program. cord of 1:47.2 in 2014, an honor he held by himself until For those who could not attend the race, the Dan Patch Little Rocket Man joined him as the record holder. Stakes was broadcast live on WISH TV Channel 8 with As the field stepped onto the track for the Dan Patch hosts Emily Gaskin and Peter Lurie of TVG, who flew Stakes, most of the attention was on Bettor’s Wish and in from California to be part of the event. Dexter Dunn, who reached the first quarter on the out- Handle for Dan Patch Stakes Night eclipsed the $1 side in a speedy :25.3. Bettor’s Wish then called the shots million mark, showing a 10.8 percent all sources handle through the middle fractions of :54.1 and 1:22.2 before increase over the previous year’s event. seeing challengers from behind.

In the stretch, David Miller had Cen- tury Farroh in full gear, pacing home in :26.0 to overtake Bettor’s Wish at the wire in 1:49.0. Dorsoduro Hanover and Matt Kakaley finished third.

“He’s always been a good horse,” said Miller in a post-race press release from Hoosier Park. “He has just had some back luck this year, and this time he had some luck. Also, how the track was playing really had no impact on how I drove him. I just went out there and did my job. We had no particular strategy, and this is how everything worked out.” Century Farroh and David Miller get the best of Bettor’s Wish and Dexter Dunn to win the 27th edition of the Dan Patch Stakes. Photo by Dean Gillette

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 49 Topville Acres OPEN HOUSE: October 12 & 13 Consignment available for inspection 2020 Yearling Consignment

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Hip #26 - Topville Alexander (bay colt) JK Endofanera-A Fiesty Affair-Camluck Dam has produced four winners from six foals. Top performers include A Bettors Risk, p,2, Q1:56.3s; 3, 1:52.2s; 1:48.3s-'18 ($276,045), Canadian Edition, p,2, 1:54.2s; 1:53f, ($195,994) and Topville Angelina p,2, 1:54.1f; 3, 1:54h; 4, 1:53f-'20, BT1:51f-'20 ($132,209). Sophomore Bludhaven ($7,400) won in 1:56.2 at Hoosier Park.

Hip #60 - Topville Brightdan (brown colt) Dover Dan-Brienne Of Tarth-RC Royalty Second foal from a sister to the great Kadabra 2, 1:56.2f; 3, 1:52.4s; Linscott Photo 4, 1:51.3 ($1,806,779), Breeders Crown champion, O'Brien and Dan Satin Dancer 2, 1:57h; 3, 1:55s; 4, 1:53f ($739,640) Patch Award winner at three and Trotter of the Year, and Lifes A Holiday Selling a Dover Dan brother to this Super Final winner 2, 1:57.4; 3, 1:55.2; 1:54 ($721,659). Colt is a half-brother to freshman winner BJ's Betsy 2, 2:10.2h-'20 ($3,000).

Hip #173 - Topville Ingenuity (brown filly) Dover Dan-I Will Take Credit-Credit Winner Filly is the second foal and half-sister to freshman Ima Diamond Babe 2, Q2:00.2s-’20; BT 1:57s ($6,135). Family also includes Hambo elimination winner Giant Hit 2, 1:58; 3, 1:54.2 ($646,650), Dan Patch Award winner Cayster 2, 1:57.4; 3, 1:57.1; 4, 1:55 ($530,451) and Program Speed 2, 1:56.1 ($345,007).

Hip #232 - Topville Majestic (bay filly) Guccio-Miss Tequila- Hall Dam is a 100 percent producer, led by Indiana Sires Stakes elimination Geri Schwarz Photo winner Topville Martini 2, 1:57s; 3, 1:55.3s ($118,145) and Indiana Sires Stakes elimination runner-up Topville Miss Indy 2, 1:59.2s; 3, Topville Olympian p,2, 1:56h; 3, 1:51f-’18 ($371,035) 1:58.2f-'19 ($27,807). Second dam is Margarita Miss, a producer of Selling an Always A Virgin brother to this NYSS winner eight winners from nine foals including Dan Patch Award winner Rum Boogie 2, 1:57.2; 3, 1:55 ($900,908).

Hip #262 - Topville On A Virg (bay colt) Always A Virgin-Our Sophia-Art Major Dam has produced two winners from three living foals including NYSS division winner Topville Olympian p,2, 1:56h; 3, 1:51f ($371,035). Family also includes Symphony In Motion, p, 1:49 ($1,065,949), dam of Normandy Beach p,2, 1:52.1f; 3, 1:51.1f; 4, 1:49.3f ($465,245).

Hip #308 - Topville Satnebony (brown colt) Dover Dan-Shaken Not Stirred-Credit Winner From the first crop of Dover Dan, colt is a sibling to Indiana Sires Stakes Super Final winner Satin Dancer 2, 1:57h; 3, 1:55s; 4, 1:53f, BT 1:51 ($739,640), Indiana Sires Fair Circuit championship winner Rum Boogie 2, 1:57.2m; 3, 1:55m ($900,908) Serenas Serenade 2, 1:59.3s; 3, 1:58s; 4, 1:56f ($166,690) and Selling a Guccio filly from a sister to this World Champion three-time winner Buck Dancer 4, 1:56s-'20 ($19,545). Hip #326 - Topville Somrocket (bay colt) 9270 W 650 S Rockin Image-Somewhere Fameous-Somebeachsomewhere Topeka, IN 46571 First foal from a Somebeachsomewhere mare with a mark of 1:53.3. Second dam is Feathery Fame ($452,708), dam of Fameous Western Yearlings available for viewing and inspection. p,2, 1:54.4f; 3, 1:53.1f; 1:50.1f ($689,885) and Pelican Blue Chip p,2, To schedule an appointment, call (260) 350-0827. 1:56.2h; 3, 1:52.3f; 4, 1:52.2h ($124,394). Indiana Standardbred Hall of Fame Application for Nomination

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Any questions regarding this application may be directed to any Hall of Fame Director or $IBJSNBO4Vsan"TLSFO!  . Indiana County Fair Results July 4, 2020 – Converse Fairgrounds – Converse – Race 14 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Quality In Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Heres De- Track: Fast, Temp: 85 Motion (Doug Rideout); 2, Slick N Sassy (Joey Putnam); 3, votion (Doug Rideout); 2, Miller Lite (Jay Cross); 3, Swantastic Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Always My Whom Shall I Love (Don Eash); Other starters: J-S Miss Ruby, (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Fear the Sea, Dynamic Park. Girl (Joey Putnam); 2, Rollonbeauty (Clifton Bell); 3, Mead- Miss Eldorado, Fear the Star, Muscular Buckaroo. Time: 2:01.2. Time: 2:09.0. Winning Sire: Here Comes Herbie. Winning owbrook Lady (Rocky Loney); Other starters: Electrocuted. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Winning Owner: Julie Rideout, Owner: Bill Webb, Diamond DP Standardbreds, and Julie Time: 2:02.0. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Alan White and Dave Gamble. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Rideout. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Mitchell Harris. Winning Trainer: Mitchell Harris. Race 15 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Just For Us Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, J-S Siesta Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Era of (Charlie Conrad); 2, PM Acres Brigade (Don Eash); 3, Fear the Tan (Alex Udell); 2, BJ’s Betsy (Derek Hooley); 3, Tags Web Change (Matt Rheinheimer); Catholic Girl (Charlie Conrad); 3, Yankee (Jay Cross); Other Starters: Nampara, Always Faithful, Page (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Miss Potsy, Blitz Babe, GD Western Joyce (Joey Putnam); Other starters: ER Stacy, Golden Impulse, N Suds. Time: 2:01.4. Winning Sire: Now I Love You. Time: 2:08.3. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Rockin To It, Candy It Is. Time: 2:04.4. Winning Sire: JK End- Guccio. Winning Owner: Bonnie Mattingly. Winning Trainer: Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack ofanera. Winning Owner: Justin Stutzman. Winning Trainer: Bonnie Mattingly. Myers. Curtis Sumpter. Race 16 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Classy Prince Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 4th Div.) – 1, Dewtiful’s Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Sleazy (Joe Putnam); 2, Eagle C Fortythree (Jay Cross); 3, Gia Guccio Grace (Kevin Lambright); 2, J-S Miss Ashley (Alex Udell); 3, Rolls (Joey Putnam); 2, Vel Keep Rolling (Mike Peterson); 3, AE (Lester Raber); Other Starters: Mount Swanmore, V-Keys Queen of All (Doug Rideout); Other starters: River Rock, Springs (Matthew Riggle); Other starters: Faithfuldawn, GD Punker, Kazans Power, Let’s Do It Again, JL Choochootrain. Identity Thief, ER Katy. Time: 2:05.0. Winning Sire: Pine Credit. Virgin Delite, Rockin Jazzabell. Time: 2:04.3. Winning Sire: Time: 2:03.2. Winning Sire: Class Included. Winning Owner: Winning Owner: Kristin Wagler and Oakwood Farms. Winning Time to Roll. Winning Owner: Eleven Star Stables. Winning Twoforone Stable. Winning Trainer: Joe Putnam. Trainer: LeWayne Miller. Trainer: Justin White. Race 17 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Onemore- Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Baby Lets Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 4th Div.) – 1, Pure Cotton swan (Don Eash); 2, Pop Secret (Joey Putnam); 3, Swana Roll (Joey Putnam); 2, Dojea Gigi (Mike Peterson); 3, Yo Lets (Doug Rideout); 2, Topville Celebrity (Charlie Conrad); 3, Mels Winbyanose (Mike Hollenback); Other starters: Trixie’s Can- Bounce (Matt Rheinheimer); Other starters: Like A Peach, Vicki Lou (Joey Putnam); Other starters: EG’s Rustic Filly, ER tab, Hooley, Hill Top Jail, Mr Wildman, Secret Formula. Time: Always A Diva, Rock N Roll Lady. Time: 1:57.3. Winning Sire: Sanibel, Townline Good Gal. Time: 2:01.2. Winning Sire: Rockin 2:03.2. Winning Sire: Swan For All. Winning Owner: Eash Time To Roll. Winning Owner: Tom Weigel. Winning Trainer: Image. Winning Owner: Julie Rideout and Chris Gilbert. Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Joe Putnam. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Race 18 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Jekyil N Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Elite Five Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 5th Div.) – 1, Always A Hyde (Jay Cross); 2, J-S Ivan the Great (Alex Udell); 3, Trotstar (Joey Putnam); 2, Lillian Rose (Doug Rideout); 3, Sgtshirleyss- Miracle (Matt Rheinheimer); 2, Tellitlikeafra (Clifton Bell); 3, (Don Eash); Other starters: Italian Nobility, Ultimate Power, weetie (Jeff Dever);Other starters: Myrichdaughter, Dancing Vel Daisy (Mike Peterson); Other starters: ER Sheila, Miss Indiancreek Bee, SJ’s Swing Star, Northern Commander. Time: Lady. Time: 1:56.3. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Rockstar. Time: 2:03.1. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning 2:02.1. Winning Sire: Whom Shall I Fear. Winning Owner: Carl Owner: Lynn, Barbara, Brett and Candice Wilfong. Winning Owner: William Huggins. Winning Trainer: Matt Rheinheimer. Hanes. Winning Trainer: Jay Cross. Trainer: Brett Wilfong. st Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 6th Div.) – 1, Gingerbred July 5, 2020 – Converse Fairgrounds – Converse – Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 1 Div.) – 1, Topville Rus- Girl (Jordan Ross); 2, Skyway Beach (Don Eash); 3, Sunburst Track: Fast, Temp: 88 tler (Mike Peterson); 2, Gentlemensattitude (Matt Rheinheimer); 3, W H Tenderfoot (Terry Skinner); Other starters: Rockinten, Kada (Logan Loney; Other starters: Townline Vida, Last st – Wild Jailhouse Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 1 Div.) 1, ER Vegas, Ataboy Stanley, Beach Boy’s Desire, Meadowbrook Round. Time: 2:01.2. Winning Sire: Fred and Ginger. Winning (Doug Rideout); 2, Amigo Style (Charlie Conrad); 3, Tophat Jake. Time: 1:58.0. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Robert Paddock. Winning Trainer: Robert Taylor. (Robert Taylor); Other starters: ER Nelson, Aslar, Guccio’s Owner: Mike Peterson. Winning Trainer: Mike Peterson. Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Brookview Jodine. Time: 2:05.4. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Winning nd Bryant (Chad Clark); 2, Just Kidding Katie (Matt Rheinheimer); Owner: Pete Schmucker Jr. and Julie Rideout. Winning Race 14 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 2 Div.) – 1, ER Sun- 3, American Era (Don Eash); Other starters: Keep’s Admiral, Trainer: Doug Rideout. dance (Don Eash); 2, Beach Wine (Alex Udell); 3, Bludhaven (Charlie Conrad); Other starters: Im Fearless, Always Windy, Pey Bug, Velimaginuwitoutme. Time: 2:01.0. Winning Sire: nd – 1, Jessies Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 2 Div.) A Major Dream. Time: 1:57.4. Winning Sire: Riggins. Winning Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Chad Clark. Winning Outlawed (Doug Rideout); 2, R Luvajessie (Jay Cross); 3, High Owner: Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Trainer: Chad Clark. Idol (Wyatt Avenatti); Other starters: Virgnes Kenny B, J-S Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Lil Joe III Swan Returns. Time: 2:07.3. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. July 8, 2020 – Jay County Fairgrounds – Portland – (Anthony Gray); 2, Jack Wacker (Charlie Conrad); 3, Schwartz Winning Owner: Julie Rideout and Glider Stables. Winning Track: Fast, Temp: 88 Bros Pat (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Quinn’s Country, Trainer: Doug Rideout. Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 1st Div.) – 1, JK’s Shining Babes Shooter. Time: 2:00.3. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Brookview Star (Randy Crisler); 2, Meadowbrook Lady (Rocky Loney); Winning Owner: Turrondus Smith. Winning Trainer: Anthony Bluto (Doug Rideout); 2, SJ’s Star’s Man (Mike Peterson); 3, 3, Vel Edith (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Gingerbred Girl, Gray. Woodside Emery (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Seven Points GD Western Joyce, Catholic Girl, Roll on Paris. Time: 2:01.4. Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Big Gulp , Fears Powerball. Time: 2:09.0. Winning Sire: Bluto. Winning Sire: JK Endofanera. Winning Owner: Therl Hensley (Jay Cross); 2, ER Rocky (Don Eash); 3, Vel Chipper (Mike Winning Owner: Pete Yoder and Brian Eash. Winning Trainer: and Peter Redder. Winning Trainer: Donna Loney. Peterson); Other starters: My Little Buddy, Blissful Shore, Doug Rideout. Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Topville Non Stop Cache. Time: 2:05.0. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 4th Div.) – 1, J-S Hop- Celebrity (Charlie Conrad); 2, AE Springs (Alex Udell); 3, Mel’s Winning Owner: Yoder, Anna Yoder, McKenzie Yoder scotch (Alex Udell); 2, Southern Swan Man (Doug Rideout); 3, Vicki Lou (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Cruisin Pearl, EG’s and Ben Yoder. Starlit Luke Warm (Matthew Avenatti); Other starters: Fashion Rustic Filly, Vel Kim. Time: 1:59.3. Winning Sire: Always A Vir- Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 4th Div.) – 1, Go Randy Sense, Lexie’s Boy. Time: 2:04.4. Winning Sire: Mr Web Page. gin. Winning Owner: Sarah Conrad, Gregory Samples, Carson Go (Mike Peterson); 2, Met Net Ten (Doug Rideout); 3, TC Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning and Carder Conrad. Winning Trainer: Charlie Conrad. Riggins (Matt Rheinheimer); Other starters: Onoitsmymothern- Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Pure Cotton law, Isthatuandrew. Time: 2:01.2. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 5th Div.) – 1, Fearless Tom (Doug Rideout); 2, Sleazy Rolls (Joey Putnam); 3, Vel Lets Winning Owner Richard Nash, Randall Newcom. Winning (Rocky Loney); 2, Boom Pow (Charlie Conrad); 3, Come To The Scoot (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Aspen Fever, That Trainer: Mike Peterson. Table (Jay Cross); Other Starters: Charm N Caesar, Major Hoo- Southern Girl, Rockin Jazzabell, Townline Good Gal. Time: Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 5th Div.) – 1, Northern ligan. Time: 2:12.0. Winning Sire: Whom Shall I Fear. Winning 1:59.0. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Winning Owner: Julie Network (Jordan Ross); Vel Mr Nice Guy (Mike Peterson); 3, Owner: James Reed. Winning Trainer: Donna Loney. Rideout and Chris Gilbert. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Timenmoney (Clifton Bell); Other starters: Jet Ace, Classic Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 6th Div.) – 1, Tarockus Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, The Kit Rocks Virgin. Time: 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Net Ten EOM. Winning (Derek Hooley); 2, Mean Tweet (Doug Rideout); 3, Moonwalkin (Joey Putnam); 2, Onoitsmymothernlaw (Charlie Conrad); 3, Owner: Larry Poindexter. Winning Trainer: Robert Taylor. (Don Eash); Other starters: Noah Alexander, SJ’s Swing Stick. Alls Wel Rolls Wel (Jay Cross); Other Starters: Lil Joe III, Victor Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 6th Div.) – 1, Ultimaroca Time: 2:11.0. Winning Sire: Big Stick Lindy. Winning Owner: Hic, My Little Buddy, Vel Mark Lets Roll, Babes Shooter. Time: (Charlie Conrad); 2, EL’s Rocker (Mike Peterson); 3, This Kit Summit Pacing Acres LLC. Winning Trainer: Byron Hooley. 1:58.4. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Winning Owner: Joe Rocks (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Rigged Account, Fantasy Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Big Time Putnam, Trent Stohler and William Reepmeyer. Cruiser. Time: 2:01.0. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Winning Brooke (Jay Cross); 2, J-S Miss Emma (Alex Udell); 3, Swartz Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, EL’s Rocker Owner: Sarah Conrad and Michael Allen. Winning Trainer: Bros Susie (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Indiancreek Blu, (Mike Peterson); JK Going West (Jay Cross); 3, Schwartz Bros Charlie Conrad. Swanful Grace, SJ’s Edith. Time: 2:08.1. Winning Sire: Whom Pat (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Jack Wacker, Just Kidding Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 7th Div.) – 1, Vel Letsroll Shall I Fear. Winning Owner: Keith Roth and AJK Racing. Katie, Met Net Ten, Vel Copper, Blissfull Shore. Time: 1:58.0. South (Mike Peterson); 2, Victor Hic (James Reed); 3, Rockin Winning Trainer: Keith Roth. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Winning Owner: Mike Peterson. Dandy (Don Eash); Other starters: S S Thunder, Quik and Winning Trainer: Mike Peterson. Shady. Time: 2:04.0. Winning Sire: Time to Roll. Winning Owner: King Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry King.

54 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Ultimaroca Race 20 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, J-S Ivan Race 1 ($3,000 INSFC 2YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Vel Mr Nice (Charlie Conrad); 2, Pey Bug (Robert Taylor); 3, Go Randy Go The Great (Alex Udell); 2, Ahai (Lester Raber); 3, Italian Guy (Mike Peterson); 2, Jack Wacker (Charlie Conrad); 3, ER (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Keep’s Admiral, Vel Gorgeous Nobility (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Onemoreswan, V-keys Rocky (Don Eash); Other starters: Quik And Shady, Victor Sammy, Classic Virgin, DDs Big Joe, Quik and Shady. Time: Punker, Friendly Confines.Time: 2:01.3. Winning Sire: Swan Hic, Brookview Bryant. Time: 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Straight 2:00.3. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Winning Owner: Sarah For All. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Shooting. Winning Owner: King Racing Stable. Winning Conrad and Michael Allen. Winning Trainer: Charlie Conrad. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Trainer: Larry King. Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, BJ’s Betsy Race 21 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Pop Secret Race 2 ($3,000 INSFC 2YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Big Gulp (Derek Hooley); 2, Sunset Jetta (Mike Peterson); 3, Indiancreek (Bradley Ferguson); 2, Classy Prince (Joey Putnam); 3, Fear (Jay Cross); 2, Northern Network (Jordan Ross); 3, Lil Joe III Blu (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Swartz Bros Susie, Hi the Tiger (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Amos H Jesse, Gia (Anthony Gray); Other starters: Go Randy Go, Vel Gorgeous Janet, JL Dance With Me. Time: 2:10.2. Winning Sire: Guccio. Guccio, JL Choochootrain, Bluto Ridge. Time: 2:01.4. Winning Sammy, SS Thunder. Time: 1:59.2. Winning Sire: Always A Winning Owner: Summit Pacing Acres LLC. Winning Trainer: Sire: Pilgrims Chuckie. Winning Owner: Justin White. Winning Virgin. Winning Owner: Michael, Anna, McKenzie and Ben Byron Hooley. Trainer: Justin White. Yoder. Winning Trainer: Jay Cross. Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Spell Cuteyp- Race 22 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Mount Race 3 ($3,000 INSFC 2YO C-G Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, This Kit ie (Lester Raber); 2, Tags Web Page (Joey Putnam); 3, Molly’s Swanmore (Charlie Conrad); 2, Eagle C Fortythree (Jay Cross); Rocks (Joe Putnam); 2, Just Kidding Katie (Matt Rheinheimer); Joan (Jay Cross); Other starters: Swan Fine Lady, Miss Potsy. 3, Trixie’s Cantab (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Kazans 3, Alls Wel Rolls Wel (Jay Cross); Other starters: Timenmoney, Time: 2:08.4. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: John Power, Let’s Do It Again, Mr Wildman, Indiancreek Bee. Time: Vel Copper, DD’s Big Joe. Time: 2:02.4. Winning Sire: Rockin Wittmer. Winning Trainer: Lester Raber. 2:02.3. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: Sarah Con- Image. Winning Owner: Joe Putnam, Trent Stohler and William Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Keith Bourbon rad and Gregory Samples. Winning Trainer: Charlie Conrad. Reepmeyer. Winning Trainer: Joe Putnam. (Doug Rideout); 2, Woodside Emery (Joey Putnam); 3, Taro- Race 23 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 4th Div.) – 1, J-S Jasper Race 4 ($3,000 INSFC 2YO C-G Pace 4th Div.) – 1, EL’s Rocker ckus (Derek Hooley); Other starters: Aslar, Starlit Luke Warm, (Alex Udell); 2, Jekyil N Hyde (Jay Cross); 3, Trotstar (Don (Mike Peterson); 2, Onoitsmymothernlaw (Charlie Conrad); 3, Teeny Turner, Vel Mr Swan. Time: 2:06.1. Winning Owner: Dr. Eash); Other starters: Hill Top Jail, Ultimate Power, Hooley. Schwartz Bros Pat (Joe Putnam); Other starters: Jet Ace, Vel Alan White. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Time: 2:01.4. Winning Sire: Big Stick Lindy. Winning Owner: Letsroll South, Velimagineuwitoutme. Time: 2:00.4. Winning Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Jessie’s Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Sire: Rockin Image. Winning Owner: Mike Peterson. Winning Trainer: Mike Peterson. Swan (Doug Rideout); 2, Vel Jesse (Mike Peterson); 3, Tophat 1, July 1 2020 – Newton County Fairgrounds – st (Robert Taylor); Other starters: Amigo Style, High Idol, Kentland – Track: Good, Temp: 80 Race 5 ($3,000 INSFC 2YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) – 1, Rollon- Yankees Aftershock, Fearless Tom. Time: 2:05.4. Winning beauty (Clifton Bell); 2, Meadowbrook Lady (James Reed); 3, st – 1, Vel Keep Roll- Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: Dr. Alan White and Dave Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) Era of Change (Matt Rheinheimer); Other starters: JK’s Shining ing (Mike Peterson); 2, Electrocuted (Don Eash); 3, Tellitlikeafra Gamble. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Star, Faithfuldawn, Last Round. Time: 2:01.4. Winning Sire: (Clifton Bell); Other starters: Rockin Jazzabell, Townline Vida. rd Time to Roll. Winning Owner: Curtis Rice. Winning Trainer: Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 3 Div.) – 1, King Felix 2:08.3. Winning Sire: Time to Roll. King Time: Winning Owner: Curtis Rice. (Doug Rideout); 2, Christians Court (Robert Taylor); 3, Come To Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry King. The Table (Jay Cross); Other starters: Boom Pow, Lady Power Race 6 ($3,000 INSFC 2YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Sleazy nd – 1, Rollonbeau- House, Seven Points Flyer, Noah Alexander. Time: 2:03.4. Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 2 Div.) Rolls (Joe Putnam); 2, Tellitlikeafra (Clifton Bell); 3, Candy It ty (Clifton Bell); 2, AE Springs (Matthew Riggle); 3, Meadow- Winning Sire: Pine Credit. Winning Owner: Matthew Miller. Is (Kenneth Shields); Other starters: Catholic Girl, Vel Edith, brook Lady (Rocky Loney); Other starters: Skyway Beach, Vel Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. ER Stacy. Time: 2:04.2. Winning Sire: Time to Roll. Winning Daisy. Time: 2:10.1. Winning Sire: Time to Roll. Winning Owner: st Owner: Eleven Star Stables. Winning Trainer: Justin White. Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) – 1, Baby Lets Curtis Rice. Winning Trainer: Curtis Rice. Roll (Joey Putnam); 2, J-S Lady Virgin (Alex Udell); 3, Always Race 7 ($3,000 INSFC 2YO Filly Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Cruisin st – 1, American A Diva (Don Eash); Other starters: Skyway Ambition, Ivanna Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 1 Div.) Pearl (Bradley Ferguson); 2, AE Springs (Alex Udell); 3, Era (Don Eash); 2, Fame and Power (Tony Farina); 3, Victor Hic Ivy, Roll The Paige, Alvins Cookie. Time: 1:58.3. Winning Sire: Sunburst Kada (Logan Loney); Other starters: Aspen Fever, ER (James Reed); Other starters: Timenmoney, My Little Buddy. Time to Roll. Winning Owner: Tom Weigel. Winning Trainer: Sheila, GD Western Joyce. Time: 2:05.0. Winning Sire: Always Time: 2:11.2. Winning Sire: JK Endofanera. Winning Owner: Joe Putnam. A Virgin. Winning Owner: Jerry Schwartz. Winning Trainer: Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Yo Lets Justin White. Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, SS Thunder Bounce (Matt Rheinheimer); 2, Robins On Time (Joey Putnam); Race 8 ($3,000 INSFC 2YO Filly Pace 4th Div.) – 1, Always (Clifton Bell); 2, Blissfull Shore (Logan Loney); 3, Rockin Dandy 3, Vel Donna (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Hayswood A Miracle (Matt Rheinheimer); 2, Topville Celebrity (Charlie (Don Eash); Vel Chipper. 2:11.2. Winning Pacifica, Parkercitypanther, Lillian Rose, South Bronx Babe. Other starters: Time: Conrad); 3, EQ’s Rustic Filly (Mike Peterson); Other starters: ER Sire: Shadyshark Hanover. Winning Owner: Ar’Tarrius Fleming. Time: 1:57.3. Winning Sire: Riggins. Winning Owner: Charles Sanibel, Vel Lets Scoot, Rockin Jazzabell. Time: 2:04.0. Win- Winning Trainer: Curtis Rice. Kline. Winning Trainer: Curtis Sumpter. ning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: William Huggins. Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot) – 1, Swanful Grace Race 14 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Vel Winning Trainer: Matt Rheinheimer. (Don Eash); 2, Blitz Babe (Doug Rideout); 3, SJ’s Edith (Mike Miss Fire (Mike Peterson); 2, Jill’s Lucky Lady (Jay Cross); 3, Race 9 ($3,000 INSFC 3YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Just For Peterson); Miller Lite, Identity Thief. Hayswood Linda (Jordan Ross); Other starters: Middleofam- Other starters: Time: Us (Charlie Conrad); 2, Slick N Sassy (Joe Putnam); 3, Classic 2:13.3. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Eash Racing emory, Rockin In The Deep. Time: 1:59.1. Winning Sire: Net Ten Winning Owner: Money (Clint Coy); Other starters: Always Faithful, Jessies Stable LLC. Don Eash. EOM. Winning Owner: King Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Winning Trainer: Aleah, PM Acres Brigade, J-S Miss Ruby. Time: 2:02.4. Winning Larry King. Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Brookview Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Bonnie Mattingly. Winning Bluto (Doug Rideout); 2, Starlit Luke Warm (Matthew Avenatti); Race 15 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Panther Trainer: Bonnie Mattingly. 3, Major Hooligan (Don Eash); Other starters: Virgnes Kenny Time (Joey Putnam); 2, Bludhaven (Charlie Conrad); 3, ER Race 10 ($3,000 INSFC 3YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Bubbles N B, Seven Points Flyer, Noah Alexander. 2:14.4. Winning Vegas (Don Eash); Other starters: Vel Charlie, RJZ Lil Rock. Time: Suds (Joe Putnam); 2, Fear the Yankee (Matt Rheinheimer); 3, Sire: Bluto. Pete Yoder and Brian Eash. Time: 1:57.2. Winning Sire: Panther Hanover. Winning Owner: Winning Owner: Miss Eldorado (Alvin Miller); Other starters: Ladys Dreamaker, Doug Rideout. Eleven Star Stables. Winning Trainer: Justin White. Winning Trainer: Swans Mission, Golden Impulse, No Lookin Back. Time: 2:05.1. nd Div.) – 1, High Idol Race 16 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Good Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 2 Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Kristi O’Mara. Winning (Wyatt Avenatti); 2, Jessies Outlawed (Doug Rideout); 3, Image (Joey Putnam); 2, Fast Freddy Jo Jo (Mike Peterson); 3, Trainer: Dan O’Mara. Charm N Caesar (John Kieninger Jr.); Other starters: SJ’s ER Sundance (Don Eash); Other starters: Vel See Em Panther, Race 11 ($3,000 INSFC 3YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, One- Star’s Man, Lexie’s Boy, ER Nelson. Time: 2:13.2. Winning Ataboy Stanley, Im Fearless. Time: 1:58.0. Winning Sire: Rockin moreswan (Bradley Ferguson); 2, Mount Swanmore (Charlie Sire: Senator Hall. Winning Owner: Wyatt Avenatti. Winning Image. Winning Owner: Eleven Star Stables. Winning Trainer: Conrad); 3, Azor Ahai (Lester Raber); Other starters: Fear David Avenatti. Justin White. Trainer: the Tiger, JL Choochootrain, Ultimate Power, Kazans Power. Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Always A Race 17 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Always Time: 2:05.1. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: Eash Diva (Don Eash); Sgtshirleyssweetie (Jeff Dever); Like A Evidence (Jordan Ross); 2, Beach Wine (Alex Udell); 3, 2, 3, Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Peach (Clifton Bell); Other starters: Lillian Rose, Vel Donna. Gentlemensattitude (Matt Rheinheimer); Other starters: Race 12 ($3,000 INSFC 3YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Classy 2:07.0. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Hypnoticdream, Rockinten, Meadowbrook Jake. Time: 1:57.0. Time: Winning Owner: Prince (Joe Putnam); 2, Italian Nobility (Bradley Ferguson); 3, Eash Racing Stable Inc. Don Eash. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Hartley Farms Winning Trainer: Gia Guccio (Lester Raber); Other starters: Eagle C Fortythree, Inc. Winning Trainer: Carl Newland. Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Tropical Secret Formula. Time: 2:05.2. Winning Sire: Class Included. Tracey (Clifton Bell); 2, Ivanna Ivy (Logan Loney); 3, South Race 18 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, J-S Miss Winning Owner: Twoforone Stable. Winning Trainer: Joe Bronx Babe (Michael Detweiler); Vel Miss Fire. Ruby (Alex Udell); 2, Classic Money (Doug Rideout); 3, Slick Other starters: Putnam. Time: 2:09.4. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: D N Sassy (Joey Putnam); Other starters: PM Acres Brigade, Race 13 ($3,000 INSFC 3YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, J-S Ivan and R Racing Stable. Winning Trainer; Donna Holt. Jessies Aleah, Nampara, Vel Princess. Time: 2:01.4. Winning The Great (Alex Udell); 2, Swana Winbyanose (Charlie Conrad); Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Remainder of card canceled due to rain 3, Pop Secret (Bradley Ferguson); Other starters: Let’s Do It Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. July 14, 2020 – Clinton County Fairgrounds – Again, Amos H Jesse, Justdoitforus. Time: 2:01.3. Winning Sire: Race 19 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, J-S Miss Frankfort– Track: Fast, Temp: 80 Swan for All. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Carly (Alex Udell); 2, Ladys Dreamaker (Doug Rideout); 3, Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Whom Shall I Love (Don Eash); Other starters: Megabucks, Just For Us, Back Road Kiss, No Lookin Back. Time: 2:00.4. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers.

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 55 County Fair Results

July 15, 2020 – Clinton County Fairgrounds – Race 14 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Topville Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Jekyil N Frankfort – Track: Fast, Temp: 85 Rustler (Mike Peterson); 2, Rockinten (Don Eash); 3, Vel See Hyde (Jay Cross); 2, Mount Swanmore (Charlie Conrad); 3, Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, J-S Siesta Tan Em Panther (Alex Udell); Other starters: Fast Freddy Jo Jo, Italian Nobility (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Trixie’s Cantab, (Alex Udell); 2, BJ’s Betsy (Derek Hooley); 3, Miller Lite (Jay Bludhaven, Beach Boy’s Desire. Time: 1:59.1. Winning Sire: Gia Guccio, Let’s Do It Again. Time: 2:06.0. Winning Sire: Cross); Other starters: Swantastic, SJ’s Edith, Blitz Babe. Time: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Mike Peterson. Winning Whom Shall I Fear. Winning Owner: Carl Hanes. Winning 2:06.0. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Trainer: Mike Peterson. Trainer: Jay Cross. Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 15 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, ER Sun- Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Classy Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, River Rock dance (Don Eash); 2, Good Image (Joe Putnam); 3, Hypnotic- Prince (Joey Putnam); 2, J-S Ivan the Great (Alex Udell); 3, (Jay Cross); 2, Tags Web Page (Joe Putnam); 3, Indiancreek Blu dream (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Gentlemensattitude, Im Fear the Tiger (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Bluto Ridge, (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Swan Fine Lady, Hi Janet, JL Fearless. Time: 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Riggins. Winning Owner: Amos H Jesse, Andy Over. Time: 2:03.4. Winning Sire: Class Dance With Me. Time: 2:07.1. Winning Sire: Whom Shall I Fear. Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Included. Winning Owner: Twoforone Stable. Winning Trainer: Joe Putnam. Winning Owner: Keith and Anthony Roth. Winning Trainer: 2, July 2 2020 – Shelby County Fairgrounds – rd Keith Roth. Shelbyville – Track: Sloppy, Temp: 74-2 Race 14 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 3 Div.) – 1, Pop Secret rd (Bradley Ferguson); 2, JL Choochootrain (Doug Rideout); 3, Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 3 Div.) – 1, Swanful st – 1, Mel’s Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) Azor Ahai (Lester Raber); Other starters: Quaker’s Credit, Grace (Don Eash); 2, Sunset Jetta (Mike Peterson); 3, Molly’s Vicki Lou (Joey Putnam); 2, Candy It Is (Kenneth Shields); 3, V-Keys Punker, Eagle C Fortythree. Time: 2:06.1. Winning Joan (Lester Raber); Other starters: Fear the Sea, J-S Miss Tellitlikeafra (Clifton Bell); Other starters: JK’s Shining Star, Sire: Pilgrims Chuckie. Winning Owner: Justin White. Winning Ashley, Blu-starz. Time: 2:07.0. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Electrocuted, Vel Edith, Vel Lets Scoot. Time: 2:05.3. Winning Trainer: Justin White. Winning Owner: Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Sire: Riggins. Winning Owner: J P Racing LLC. and Michael th Don Eash. Lee. Winning Trainer: Joe Putnam. Race 15 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 4 Div.) – 1, J-S Jasper th (Alex Udell); 2, Swana Winbyanose (Charlie Conrad); 3, Trotstar Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 4 Div.) – 1, Spell nd – 1, Cruisin Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 2 Div.) (Don Eash); Other starters: Kazans Power, Indiancreek Bee, Cuteypie (Lester Raber); 2, Heres Devotion (Doug Rideout); Pearl (Bradley Ferguson); 2, Catholic Girl (Charlie Conrad); 3, Secret Formula. Time: 2:04.3. Winning Sire: Big Stick Lindy. 3, J-S Miss Emma (Alex Udell); Other Starters: Swartz Bros ER Sanibel (Don Eash); Other starters: Vel Daisy, Aspen Fever, Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Susie, Big Time Brooke, Remember Me. Time: 2:07.1. Winning Faithfuldawn. Time: 2:10.0. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Win- Trainer: Jack Myers. Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: John Wittmer. Winning Trainer: ning Owner: Jerry Schwartz. Winning Trainer: Justin White. Lester Raber. Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Meadow- July 23, 2020 – Shelby County Fairgrounds – Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Jessies brook Lady (James Reed); 2, Vel Keep Rolling (Alex Udell); 3, Shelbyville – Track: Good, Temp: 79 Outlawed (Doug Rideout); 2, Woodside Emery (Joe Putnam); EG’s Rustic Filly (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Roll On Paris, Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, J-S Siesta Tan 3, Charm N Caesar (John Kieninger Jr.); Other starters: Aslar, ER Sheila. Time: 2:04.4. Winning Sire: JK Endofanera. Winning (Alex Udell); 2, Sunset Jetta (Mike Peterson); 3, Molly’s Joan Boom Pow, J-S Swan Returns, R Luvajessie, Fearless Tom, Owner: James Reed. Winning Trainer: Donna Loney. (Lester Raber); Other starters: Swan Fine Lady, Indiancreek Fearless Tom. Time: 2:07.0. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 4th Div.) – 1, Sleazy Rolls Blu, SJ’s Edith, Swan’s Maid, River Rock. Time: 2:09.2. Winning Winning Owner: Julie Rideout and Glider Stables. Winning (Joey Putnam); 2, Always A Miracle (Matt Rheinheimer); 3, Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Trainer: Doug Rideout. Skyway Beach (Don Eash); Other starters: Vel Kim, Topville Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Brookview Celebrity. Time: 2:05.1. Winning Sire: Time to Roll. Winning Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Heres De- Bluto (Doug Rideout); 2, Lady Power House (Mike Peterson); Owner: Eleven Star Stables. Winning Trainer: Justin White. votion (Doug Rideout); 2, J-S Miss Emma (Alex Udell); 3, Tags 3, Tophat (Jordan Ross); Other starters: Come to the Table, ER Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Ultimaroca Web Page (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Fear the Sea, Spell Nelson, Guccio’s Jodine, Teeny Turner, Noah Alexander. Time: (Charlie Conrad); 2, This Kit Rocks (Joey Putnam); 3, ER Rocky Cuteypie, Miller Lite, Blu-starz. Time: 2:07.2. Winning Sire: 2:09.0. Winning Sire: Bluto. Winning Owner: Pete Yoder and (Don Eash); Other starters: Brookview Bryant, Vel Gorgeous Here Comes Herbie. Winning Owner: Bill Webb, Diamond D P Brian Eash. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Sammy, Classic Virgin. Time: 2:02.3. Winning Sire: Rockin Standardbreds, Julie Rideout. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, High Idol Image. Winning Owner: Sarah Conrad and Michael Allen. Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, J-S Miss (Wyatt Avenatti); 2, Mean Tweet (Doug Rideout); 3, Yankees Winning Trainer: Charlie Conrad. Ashley (Alex Udell); 2, JL Dance With Me (Jordan Ross); 3, Big Aftershock (Joe Putnam); Other starters: Virgnes Kenny B, Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Big Gulp Time Brooke (Jay Cross); Other starters: Hi Janet, Swartz Bros Amigo Style, Vel Jesse, Moonwalkin, DC Mr Lance. Time: (Jay Cross); 2, Vel Mr Nice Guy (Alex Udell); 3, Go Randy Susie, Swantastic, Blitz Babe, BJ’s Betsy. Time: 2:08.3. Win- 2:07.4. Winning Sire: Senator Hall. Winning Owner: Wyatt Go (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Onoitsmymothernlaw, ning Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable Avenatti. Winning Trainer: David Avenatti. American Era, Blissfull Shore, Vel Chipper. Time: 2:02.0. LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 4th Div.) – 1, Major Hooli- Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Michael, Anna, Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Woodside gan (Don Eash); 2, SJ’s Star’s Man (Mike Peterson); 3, Fashion McKenzie and Ben Yoder. Winning Trainer: Jay Cross. Emery (Joey Putnam); 2, Mean Tweet (Doug Rideout); 3, Sense (Joe Putnam); Other starters: Starlit Luke Warm, Taro- Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Northern SJ’s Star’s Man (Robert Wyman); Other starters: Yankees ckus, The Fourth Estate, Wild Jailhouse. Time: 2:08.4. Winning Network (Jordan Ross); 2, Jet Ace (Don Eash); 3, Schwartz Aftershock, Virgnes Kenny B, Tarockus, Amigo Style. Time: Sire: Mr Web Page. Winning Owner: Eash Racing Stable Inc. Bros Pat (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Jack Wacker, Vel 2:09.3. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Phillip Helmuth. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Letsroll South, Latest Era, Velimagineuwitoutme. Time: 2:05.0. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Ivanna Ivy Winning Sire: Net Ten EOM. Winning Owner: Larry Poindexter. Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Jessies Out- (Logan Loney); 2, Vel Donna (Mike Peterson); 3, Townline Winning Trainer: Robert Taylor. lawed (Doug Rideout); 2, Major Hooligan (Don Eash); 3, Come Adios (Bradley Ferguson); Other starters: Skyway Ambition, Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 4th Div.) – 1, Lil Joe III To The Table (Jay Cross); Other starters: Starlit Luke Warm, J-S Lady Virgin, Like A Peach, Parkercitypanther. Time: 2:00.2. (Anthony Gray); 2, Alls Wel Rolls Wel (Jay Cross); 3, Fame Guccio’s Jodine, Vel Mr Swan. Time: 2:09.3. Winning Sire: Winning Sire: Jereme’s Jet. Winning Owner: James Reed. and Power (Tony Farina); Other starters: Vel Copper, Victor Jailhouse Jesse. Winning Owner: Julie Rideout and Glider Winning Trainer: Donna Loney. Hic, Rockin Dandy, Keep’s Admiral, Vel Mark Lets Roll. Time: Stables. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Yo Lets 2:05.0. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Turron- Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Brookview Bounce (Matt Rheinheimer); 2, Elite Five (Jay Cross); 3, Mos- dus Smith. Winning Trainer: Anthony Gray. Bluto (Doug Rideout); 2, The Fourth Estate (Bradley Ferguson); cato (Charlie Conrad); Other starters: Hayswood Linda, Rockin Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Ladys Drea- 3, Boom Pow (Charlie Conrad); Other starters: Fearless Tom, Rachel, Rockin in the Deep, South Bronx Babe. Time: 2:00.1. maker (Doug Rideout); 2, PM Acres Brigade (Don Eash); 3, Miss DC Mr Lance, ER Nelson, Lady Power House. Time: 2:07.4. Winning Sire: Riggins. Winning Owner: Charles Kline. Winning Eldorado (Alvin Miller); Other starters: Slick N Sassy, Fear the Winning Sire: Bluto. Winning Owner: Pete Yoder and Brian Trainer: Curtis Sumpter. Yankee, Jessies Aleah. Time: 2:06.0. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Eash. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Dojea Gigi Jesse. Winning Owner: Dr. Alan White and Lone Star Stables. Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 4th Div.) – 1, J-S Swan (Mike Peterson); 2, Robins On Time (Joe Putnam); 3, Jill’s Lucky Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Returns (Alex Udell); 2, Charm N Caesar (Jack Kieninger Jr.); Lady (Jay Cross); Other starters: Alvins Cookie, Middleofam- Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, J-S Miss 3, Vel Jesse (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Fashion Sense, emory, Roll The Paige. Time: 2:03.1. Winning Sire: Tellitlikeitis. Carly (Alex Udell); 2, Classic Money (Doug Rideout); 3, Whom Moonwalkin, Tophat. Time: 2:10.0. Winning Sire: Swan For Winning Owner: Mike and Gary Peterson. Winning Trainer: Shall I Love (Don Eash); Other starters: Just For Us, Swans All. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Mike Peterson. Mission, Golden Impulse. Time: 2:05.0. Winning Sire: Guccio. Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 4th Div.) – 1, Baby Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Ivanna Ivy Lets Roll (Joe Putnam); 2, Sgtshirleyssweetie (Jeff Dever); 3, Trainer: Jack Myers. (Logan Loney); 2, Robins On Time (Joey Putnam); 3, Skyway Hayswood Pacifica (Jordan Ross);Other starters: Vel Miss Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Quality Ambition (Matt Rheinheimer); Other starters: Sgtshirleyss- Fire, Rollinlkastar, Myrichdaughter. Time: 2:00.3. Winning Sire: in Motion (Doug Rideout); 2, J-S Miss Ruby (Alex Udell); 3, weetie, Vel Donna, Roll The Paige, Always A Diva. Time: Time to Roll. Winning Owner: Tom Weigel. Winning Trainer: Megabucks (Don Eash); Other starters: Always Faithful, Bub- 2:02.0. Winning Sire: Jereme’s Jet. Winning Owner: James Joe Putnam. bles N Suds, Muscular Buckaroo. Time: 2:05.0. Winning Sire: Reed. Winning Trainer: Donna Loney. Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Vel Charlie Jailhouse Jesse. Winning Owner: Julie Rideout, Dr. Alan White Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Tropical (Mike Peterson); 2, Beach Wine (Alex Udell); 3, Always Evi- and Dave Gamble. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Tracey (Clifton Bell); 2, Baby Lets Roll (Joey Putnam); 3, dence (Jordan Ross); Other starters: Panther Time, ER Vegas, Dojea Gigi (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Like A Peach, Yo W H Tenderfoot. Time: 1:58.3. Winning Sire: Straight Shooting. Lets Bounce, Hayswood Linda, J-S Lady Virgin. Time: 1:59.1. Winning Owner: King Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: D and R Racing King. Stable. Winning Trainer: Donna Holt.

56 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Rockin Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Molly’s Joan Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Classy Rachel (Don Eash); 2, Moscato (Charlie Conrad); 3, Vel Miss (Lester Raber); 2, Swanful Grace (Don Eash); 3, Heres Devotion Prince (Joey Putnam); 2, Quaker’s Credit (Michael Detweiler); Fire (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Middleofamemory, (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Sunset Jetta, Tags Web Page, 3, Pop Secret (Bradley Ferguson); Other starters: Amos N Jes- Myrichdaughter, Velvet Joy, Parkercitypanther. Time: 2:02.0. Miller Lite. Time: 2:06.3. Winning Sire: Cherry Hill Park. Win- se, Andy Over, Trixie’s Cantab, Let’s Do It Again. Time: 2:03.4. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Winning Owner: Eash Racing ning Owner: William Wagler. Winning Trainer: Lester Raber. Winning Sire: Class Included. Winning Owner: Twoforone Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Yankees Af- Stable. Winning Trainer: Joe Putnam. th Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 4 Div.) – 1, Elite Five tershock (Jay Cross); 2, The Fourth Estate (Bradley Ferguson); Aug. 3, 2020 – Shelby County Fairgrounds – (Jay Cross); 2, Rigginswind (Matt Rheinheimer); 3, Townline 3, Skyway Poet (Clint Coy); Other starters: Brookview Bluto, Shelbyville – Track: Fast, Temp: 75 Adios (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Alvins Cookie, Lillian Charm N Caesar, DC Mr Lance, Moonwalkin. Time: 2:11.3. st – 1, Vel Edith Rose, Rollinlkastar, Hayswood Pacifica.Time: 1:59.3. Winning Winning Sire: Pilgrims Chuckie. Winning Owner: Locust Grove Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) (Mike Peterson); 2, Sleazy Rolls (Joey Putnam); 3, JK’s Shining Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Lynn, Barbara, Brett Farm. Winning Trainer: Enos Lengacher. Star (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Townline Lorna, Aspen and Candice Wilfong. Winning Trainer: Brett Wilfong. nd Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 2 Div.) – 1, Mean Tweet Fever, ER Sanibel, Fedex Express. Time: 2:03.3. Winning st Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 1 Div.) – 1, Mon- (Doug Rideout); 2, Boom Pow (Charlie Conrad); 3, Fearless Sire: Straight Shooting. Winning Owner: King Racing Stable. eylikeitis (Andy Shetler); 2, ER Sundance (Don Eash); 3, Tom (Rocky Loney); Other starters: ER Nelson, Aslar, Fashion Winning Trainer: Larry King. Hypnoticdream (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Vel See Em Sense. Time: 2:10.2. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Winning nd – 1, Always A Panther, Panther Time, Sammonsletsroll. Time: 1:59.3. Winning Owner: Julie Rideout, Dr. Alan White, Pete Schmucker Jr. and Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 2 Div.) Miracle (Matt Rheinheimer); 2, Rollonbeauty (Clifton Bell); 3, Sire: Tellitlikeitis. Winning Owner: Harry Horowitz. Winning Steven Schmucker. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Topville Celebrity (Charlie Conrad); Other starters: Vel Kim, ER Trainer: James Roach. rd Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 3 Div.) – 1, Major Sheila. Time: 2:02.4. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning nd Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 2 Div.) – 1, Topville Hooligan (Don Eash); 2, Jessies Outlawed (Doug Rideout); 3, Owner: William Huggins. Winning Trainer: Matt Rheinheimer. Rustler (Mike Peterson); 2, Vel Charlie (Jay Cross); 3, Always Virgnes Kenny B (Jack Kieninger); Other starters: R Luvajessie, rd – 1, Electrocuted Evidence (Jordan Ross); Other starters: Rockinten, Always Lady Power House, SJ’s Star’s Man. Time: 2:06.2. Winning Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 3 Div.) (Don Eash); 2, Cruisin Pearl (Bradley Ferguson); 3, Meadow- Strong, Bludhaven. Time: 1:59.4. Winning Sire: Always A Sire: Mr Web Page. Winning Owner: Eash Racing Stable Inc. brook Lady (James Reed); Other starters: Faithfuldawn, Vel Virgin. Winning Owner: Mike Peterson. Winning Trainer: Mike Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Keep Rolling, Candy It Is. 2:01.4. Winning Sire: Riggins. Peterson. Time: Winning Owner: Eash Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Don rd July 28, 2020 – Fayette County Fairgrounds – Race 14 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 3 Div.) – 1, Fast Freddy Connersville – Track: Good, Temp: 75 Eash. Jo Jo (Mike Peterson); 2, Gentlemensattitude (Matt Rhein- st – Baby Lets th – JDs Mam- heimer); 3, ER Vegas (Don Eash); Other starters: Good Image. Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) 1, Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 4 Div.) 1, Roll (Joey Putnam); Tropical Tracey (Clifton Bell); 3, Vel moth Dancer (Chris Hope); 2, Mel’s Vicki Lou (Joey Putnam); Time: 1:58.2. Winning Sire: Time To Roll. Winning Owner: King 2, Donna (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Roll the Paige, Skyway 3, Tellitlikeafra (Clifton Bell); Other starters: Vel Daisy, Skyway Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry King. Ambition, Always A Diva, J-S Lady Virgin. Time: 1:59.3. Winning Beach, Catholic Girl. Time: 2:03.0. Winning Sire: Panspacific- July 27, 2020 – Fayette County Fairgrounds – Sire: Time to Roll. Winning Owner: Tom Weigel. Winning flight.Winning Owner: Caleb Miller. Winning Trainer: Pasko Connersville – Track: Good, Temp: 85 Trainer: Joe Putnam. Vucinaj. Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Candy It Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Rigginswind Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Lil Joe III Is (Kenneth Shields); 2, Electrocuted (Don Eash); 3, Mead- (Matt Rheinheimer); 2, Robins on Time (Joey Putnam); 3, Rockin (Anthony Gray); 2, Vel Mr Nice Guy (Mike Peterson); 3, Vel owbrook Lady (James Reed); Other starters: Sleazy Rolls, Rachel (Don Eash); Other starters: Sgtshirleyssweetie, Dojea Letsroll South (Alex Udell); Other starters: Schwartz Bros Pat, Faithfuldawn, Vel Edith. Time: 2:02.3. Winning Sire: Tellitlikeitis. Gigi, Lillian Rose. Time: 2:00.2. Winning Sire: Riggins. Winning Rockin Dandy, Fame and Power, Hoosier Chip. Time: 2:02.1. Winning Owner: Alvin Miller. Winning Trainer: Kenneth Owner: Devon Miller. Winning Trainer: Curtis Sumpter. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Turrondus Shields. Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Elite Five Smith. Winning Trainer: Anthony Gray. Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Always a (Jay Cross); 2, Ain’t No Secret (Clifton Bell); 3, Ivanna Ivy Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Ultimaroca Miracle (Matt Rheinheimer); 2, Mel’s Vicki Lou (Joey Putnam); (Rocky Loney); Other starters: Vel Miss Fire, Middleofamem- (Charlie Conrad); 2, Alls Wel Rolls Wel (Jay Cross); 3, American 3, ER Sanibel (Don Eash); Other starters: Vel Keep Rolling, ory, Rollinlkastar. Time: 1:59.2. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Era (Don Eash); Other starters: Vel Chipper, Just Kidding Katie, Catholic Girl, EG’s Rustic Filly. Time: 2:05.2. Winning Sire: Winning Owner: Lynn, Barbara, Brett and Candice Wilfong. Victor Hic. Time: 2:00.4. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Winning Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: William Huggins. Winning Winning Trainer: Bret Wilfong. Owner: Sarah Conrad and Michael Allen. Winning Trainer: Trainer: Matt Rheinheimer. Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Vel Charlie Charlie Conrad. Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Cruisin Pearl (Jay Cross); 2, Panther Time (Joey Putnam); 3, Vel See Em Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Jet Ace (Don (Bradley Ferguson); 2, ER Sheila (Don Eash); 3, Skyway Beach Panther (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Always Evidence, Eash); 2, Vel Gorgeous Sammy (Mike Peterson); 3, Latest Era (Gerald Miller); Other starters: Era of Change, Vel Daisy. Time: ER Sundance, Always Strong, Sammonsletsroll. Time: 1:58.4. (Jay Cross): Other starters: Onoitsmymothernlaw, Blissfull 2:07.1. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Jerry Winning Sire: Straight Shooting. Winning Owner: King Racing Shore. Time: 2:02.0. Winning Sire: Jereme’s Jet. Winning Schwartz. Winning Trainer: Justin White. Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry King. Owner: Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, ER Rocky Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Money- Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 4th Div.) – 1, Big Gulp (Don Eash); 2, Vel Mr Nice Guy (Mike Peterson); 3, Brookview likeitis (Andy Shetler); 2, Topville Rustler (Mike Peterson); 3, (Jay Cross); 2, This Kit Rocks (Joey Putnam); 3, Go Randy Go Bryant (Chad Clark); Other starters: TC Riggins, Latest Era, Fast Freddy Jo Jo (Jay Cross); Other starters: Rockinten, (Mike Peterson); Other starters: ER Rocky, Jack Wacker, Vel Victor Hic, DD’s Big Joe. Time: 2:04.1. Winning Sire: Aracache ER Vegas, Cherokees Gorgeous, Good Image. Time: 1:59.3. Copper. Time: 2:00.1. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Hanover. Winning Owner: Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Winning Sire: Tellitlikeitis. Winning Owner: Harry Horowitz. Owner: Michael, Anna, McKenzie and Ben Yoder. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Winning Trainer: James Roach. Trainer: Jay Cross. Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, This Kit Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, DC Anna Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Back Road Rocks (Joey Putnam); 2, Jet Ace (Don Eash); 3, Lil Joe III (An- (Joey Putnam); 2, J-S Miss Ruby (Alex Udell); 3, Ladys Kiss (Mike Peterson); 2, Spiced Apple (Jay Cross); 3, Just for Us thony Gray); Other starters: Vel Letsroll South, Classic Virgin, Dreamaker (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Megabucks, PM (Charlie Conrad); Other starters: Jessies Aleah, Megabucks, Blissful Shore. Time: 2:06.3. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Acres Brigade, Fear the Yankee, Swans Mission. Time: 2:07.1. Classic Money, Always Faithful. Time: 2:02.0. Winning Sire: Winning Owner: Joe Putnam and Trent Stohler. Winning Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Daniel Yoder. Winning Pilgrims Chuckie. Winning Owner: Locust Grove Farm and Trainer: Joe Putnam. Trainer: Lester Raber. Janetta Lengacher. Winning Trainer: Enos Lengacher. Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Northern Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Whom Shall Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, J-S Miss Network (Jordan Ross); 2, Schwartz Bros Pat (Joey Putnam); I Love (Don Eash); 2, Classic Money (Clint Coy); 3, Bubbles N Ruby (Alex Udell); 2, DC Anna (Joey Putnam); 3, Bubbles N 3, Go Randy Go (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Alls Wel Rolls Suds (Andy Shetler); Other Starters: Jessies Aleah, Quality Suds (Andy Shetler); Other starters: Whom Shall I Love, Ladys Wel, American Era, Rigged Account. Time: 2:01.4. Winning Sire: in Motion, Slick N Sassy. Time: 2:05.1. Winning Sire: Whom Dreamaker. Time: 2:04.2. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Net Ten EOM. Winning Owner: Larry Poindexter. Winning Shall I Fear. Winning Owner: Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Robert Taylor. Trainer: Don Eash. Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Spell Cutey- Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, J-S Ivan Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Swana pie (Lester Raber); 2, Blitz Babe (Michael Detweiler); 3, Swan- The Great (Alex Udell); 2, Kazans Power (Joey Putnam); 3, JL Winbyanose (Charlie Conrad); 2, Azor Ahai (Lester Raber); 3, tastic (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Blu-starz, Indiancreek Choochootrain (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Italian Nobility, Kazans Power (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Italian Nobility, Blu, Fear the Sea. Time: 2:12.3. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Trotstar, Indiancreek Bee, Gia Guccio, Eagle C Fortythree. Trixie’s Cantab, Bluto Ridge, Secret Formula. Time: 2:05.2. Owner: John Wittmer. Winner Trainer: Lester Raber. Time: 2:03.3. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: Jack Winning Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: Charles Kline and Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Miss Green- Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Mike Hollenback. Winning Trainer: Mike Hollenback. backs (Doug Rideout); 2, Hi Janet (Lester Raber); 3, Swartz Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Jekyil N Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, J-S Ivan The Bros Susie (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Big Time Brooke, Hyde (Jay Cross); 2, Azor Ahai (Andy Shetler); 3, Bluto Ridge Great (Alex Udell); 2, Quaker’s Credit (Michael Detweiler); 3, Swan Fine Lady, SJ’s Edith. Time: 2:06.3. Winning Sire: Big (Don Eash); Other starters: Fear the Tiger, Justdoitforus, Northern Commander (Alvin Miller); Other starters: JL Choo- Stick Lindy. Winning Owner: Matthew Miller. Winning Trainer: Ultimate Power, V-Keys Punker, Secret Formula. Time: 2:06.2. chootrain, Ultimate Power, Amos H Jesse, Mount Swanmore. Doug Rideout. Winning Sire: Whom Shall I Fear. Winning Owner: Carl Hanes. Time: 2:04.3. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: Jack Winning Trainer: Jay Cross. Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers.

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 57 County Fair Results

Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Fear the Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Fast Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Schwartz Tiger (Doug Rideout); 2, Andy Over (Lester Raber); 3, Jekyil N Freddy Jo Jo (Mike Peterson); 2, Moneylikeitis (Andy Shetler); Bros Pat (Joey Putnam); 2, DD’s Big Joe (Clin Coy); 3, Timen- Hyde (Jay Cross); Other starters: Pop Secret, Classy Prince, 3, Always Evidence (Jordan Ross); Other starters: Rockinten, money (Clifton Bell); Other starters: Vel Gorgeous Sammy, Trotstar, Indiancreek Bee. Time: 2:04.2. Winning Sire: Whom Bludhaven. Time: 1:58.1. Winning Sire: Time to Roll. Winning Classic Virgin, Rockin Dandy. Time: 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Keep Shall I Love. Winning Owner: Julie Rideout. Winning Trainer: Owner: King Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry King. It Real. Winning Owner: Justin White. Winning Trainer Justin Doug Rideout. Race 14 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Gentle- White. rd Aug. 4, 2020 – Shelby County Fairgrounds – mensattitude (Andy Shetler); 2, Vel Charlie (Jay Cross); 3, Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 3 Div.) – 1, Vel Mr Nice Shelbyville – Track: Fast, Temp: 68 Cherokees Gorgeous (Doug Rideout); Other starters: ER Hunt- Guy (Mike Peterson); 2, Alls Wel Rolls Well (Jay Cross); 3, Met er, Good Image. Time: 1:58.3. Winning Sire: Riggins. Winning Net Ten (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Just Kidding Katie, st – 1, R Luvajessie Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 1 Div.) Owner: Steven Sitkoff.Winning Trainer: Curtis Sumpter. Keep’s Admiral. Time: 1:59.3. Winning Sire: Straight Shooting. (Jay Cross); 2, Mean Tweet (Doug Rideout); 3, Virgnes Kenny Winning Owner: King Racing Stable. Winning Trainer Larry B (Jack Kieninger); Amigo Style, DC Mr lance, Other starters: Aug. 8, 2020 – Jay County Fairgrounds – Portland – King. Pilgrims Image. Time: 2:07.2 Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Track: Fast, Temp: 78 Race 14 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot - 1st Div.) – 1, Classic Winning Owner: William Huggins. Winning Trainer: Jay Cross. st – 1, R Luvajessie Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 1 Div.) Money (Doug Rideout); 2, Vel Princess (Bradley Ferguson); nd – 1, Jessies Out- (Jay Cross); 2, Fearless Tome (Rocky Loney); 3, ER Nelson Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 2 Div.) 3, Just for Us (Charlie Conrad); Other starters: Slick N Sassy, lawed (Doug Rideout); 2, Major Hooligan (Don Eash); 3, The (Don Eash); Other starters: Lexie’s Boy, Brookview Bluto, Noah Bubbles N Suds. Time: 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Fourth Estate (Bradley Ferguson); Other starters: Lady Power Alexander. Time: 2:07.0. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Win- Owner: Matthew Miller. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. House, Fashion Sense, Skyway Poet, J-S Swan Returns. Time: ning Owner: William Huggins. Winning Trainer: Jay Cross. Race 15 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot – 2nd Div.) – 1, Fear the 2:08.2. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Winning Owner: Julie nd – 1, J-S Swan Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 2 Div.) Yankee (Jay Cross); 2, Whom Shall I Love (Don Eash); 3, Quality Rideout and Glider Stables. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Returns (Alex Udell); 2, Boom Pow (Charlie Conrad); 3, Skyway In Motion (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Jessies Aleah, rd – 1, Vel Jesse Poet (Clint Coy); Other starters: DC Mr Lance, SJ’s Star’s Man, Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 3 Div.) Always Faithful. Time: 2:03.1. Winning Sire: Whom Shall I Fear. (Mike Peterson); 2, Brookview Bluto (Doug Rideout); 3, Boom Aslar, Moonwalkin. Time: 2:05.4. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: Nat Hill IV. Winning Trainer: Timothy Gilliland. Pow (Charlie Conrad); Other starters: Swan Diego, High Idol, Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: rd Aslar, Moonwalkin. Time: 2:07.0. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jack Myers. Race 16 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot – 3 Div.) – 1, Back Road Kiss (Mike Peterson); 2, DC Anna (Lester Raber); 3, Megabucks Jesse. Winning Owner: King Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: rd – 1, J-S Hop- Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 3 Div.) (Don Eash); Other starters: Ladys Dreamaker, J-S Miss Ruby. Larry King. scotch (Alex Udell); 2, Mean Tweet (Doug Rideout); 3, Swan Time: 2:01.3. Winning Sire: Pilgrims Chuckie. Winning Owner: th – 1, J-S Hop- Diego (Lester Raber); Other starters: Come to The Table, Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 4 Div.) Locust Grove Farm and Janetta Lengacher. Winning Trainer: scotch (Alex Udell); Yankees Aftershock (Jay Cross); ER Charm N Caesar, Teeny Turner, Lady Power House. 2, 3, Time: Enos Lengacher. Nelson (Don Eash); Other starters: Fearless Tom, Starlit Luke 2:04.3. Winning Sire: Mr Web Page. Winning Owner: Jack st Warm, Woodside Emery, Charm N Caesar. Time: 2:07.1. Win- Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 17 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot – 1 Div.) – 1, Quaker’s Credit (Michael Detweiler); 2, Friendly Confines (Doug Ride- ning Sire: Mr Web Page. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 4th Div.) – 1, Pilgrims Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. out); 3, West Point Jester (Matt Rheinheimer); Other starters: Image (Jordan Ross); 2, The Fourth Estate (Bradley Ferguson); Northern Commander, V-Keys Punker, Ultimate Power, Secret st – 1, Miss Jessies Outlawed (Doug Rideout); Major Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 1 Div.) 3, Other starters: Formula, SJ’s Swing Star. Time: 2:01.4. Winning Sire: Pine Greenbacks (Doug Rideout); 2, J-S Siesta Tan (Alex Udell); 3, Hooligan, Yankees Aftershock, Virgnes Kenny B. 2:03.0. Time: Credit. Winning Owner: Black and White Stable. Winning Hi Janet (Lester Raber); Other starters: Sunset Jetta, JL Dance Winning Sire: Pilgrims Chuckie. Simon Girod. Winning Owner: Trainer: Leander Schwartz. with Me, Big Time Brooke, Tags Web Page. Time: 2:06.2. Winning Trainer: Simon Girod. Race 18 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot – 2nd Div.) – 1, J-S Jasper Winning Sire: Big Stick Lindy. Winning Owner: Matthew Miller. st – 1, J-S Miss Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 1 Div.) (Alex Udell); 2, Italian Nobility (Bradley Ferguson); 3, Kazans Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Ashley (Alex Udell); 2, JL Dance with Me (Joey Putnam); 3, Hi Power (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Azor Ahai, Fear the nd – 1, Spell Janet (Lester Raber); Other starters: Swan Fine Lady, SJ’s Star Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 2 Div.) Tiger, Bluto Ridge, Eagle C Fortythree. Time: 1:59.0. Winning Cuteypie (Lester Raber); 2, Swanful Grace (Don Eash); 3, J-S Breeze, Starlitthiswanight. Time: 2:06.4. Winning Sire: Guccio. Sire: Big Stick Lindy. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Miss Ashley (Alex Udell); Other starters: Identity Thief, Swan Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Fine Lady, Blitz Babe, Indiancreek Blu. Time: 2:05.4. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 19 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot – 3rd Div.) – 1, Andy Over Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: John Wittmer. Winning Trainer: nd – 1, J-S Siesta Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 2 Div.) (Lester Raber); 2, Onemoreswan (Don Eash); 3, Pop Secret Lester Raber. Tan (Alex Udell); 2, Big Time Brooke (Matt Rheinheimer); 3, (Bradley Ferguson); Other starters: Classy Prince, Amos H Jes- rd – Swartz Bros Molly’s Joan (Lester Raber); Swartz Bros Susie, Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 3 Div.) 1, Other starters: se, J-S Ivan the Great, JL Choochootrain. Time: 2:01.3. Winning Susie (Bradley Ferguson); J-S Miss Emma (Alex Udell); Blitz Babe, Double A Melady, Miller Lite. 2:04.0. Winning 2, Time: Sire: Andover’s Son. Winning Owner: Lester Raber. Winning Miller Lite (Jay Cross); Heres Devotion, Sire: Guccio. Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. 3, Other starters: Winning Owner: Trainer: Lester Raber. Swantastic, Fear the Sea. Time: 2:09.0. Winning Sire: Colie’s. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 20 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace – 1st Div.) – 1, Tropical Winning Owner: Amos Schwartz. Winning Trainer: Justin rd – 1, Miss Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 3 Div.) Tracey (Clifton Bell); 2, Ivanna Ivy (Logan Loney); 3, Yo Lets White. Greenbacks (Doug Rideout); 2, Sunset Jetta (Mike Peterson); Bounce (Matt Rheinheimer); Other starters: Always A Diva, st – 1, Tropical Trac- 3, Tags Web Page (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Identity Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) Hayswood Pacifica, Sgtshirleyssweetie.Time: 1:59.3. Winning ey (Clifton Bell); 2, Alvins Cookie (Mike Peterson); 3, Rockin Thief, Swanful Grace, J-S Miss Emma, SJ’s Edith. Time: 2:04.4. Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: D and R Racing Stable. Rachel (Don Eash); Other starters: Like A Peach, Robins on Winning Sire: Big Stick Lindy. Winning Owner: Matthew Miller. Winning Trainer: Donna Holt. Time, Roll the Paige, Lillian Rose. Time: 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Race 21 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace – 2nd Div.) – 1, Elite Five Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: D and R Racing Stable. st – 1, Cruisin Pearl Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) (Jay Cross); 2, Rigginswind (Matt Rheinheimer); 3, Robins on Winning Trainer: Donna Holt. (Bradley Ferguson); JDs Mammoth Dancer (Chris Hope); 2, 3, Time (Bradley Ferguson); Other starters: Townline Adios, Hay- nd – Rigginswind Era Of Change (Matt Rheinheimer); Topville Ce- Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 2 Div.) 1, Other starters: swood Linda, Vel Miss Fire. Time: 1:57.4. Winning Sire: Always (Matt Rheinheimer); Vel Donna (Mike Peterson); lebrity, Fedex Express, Vel Daisy. Time: 2:00.4. Winning Sire: 2, 3, A Virgin. Winning Owner: Lynn, Barbara, Brett and Candice Hayswood Linda (Jordan Ross); Moscato, Roll- Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Jerry Schwartz. Winning Other starters: Wilfong. Winning Trainer: Brett Wilfong. inlkastar. Time: 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Riggins. Winning Owner: Trainer: Justin White. Race 22 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace – 1st Div.) – 1, Gentle- Devon Miller. Winning Trainer: Curtis Sumpter. nd – Rollonbeau- Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 2 Div.) 1, mensattitude (Andy Shetler); 2, Panther Time (Joey Putnam); rd – 1, Ivanna Ivy ty (Clifton Bell); 2, Mel’s Vicki Lou (Joey Putnam); 3, Sunburst Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 3 Div.) 3, Vel See Em Panther (Mike Peterson); Other starters: (Logan Loney); 2, Townline Adios (Joey Putnam); 3, Skyway Kada (Logan Loney); Other starters: Vel Keep Rolling, Sammonsletsroll, ER Vegas, Ulikethat. Time: 1:59.2. Winning Ambition (Matt Rheinheimer); Other starters: Elite Five, Myrich- Faithfuldawn, Townline Good Gal. Time: 2:01.3. Winning Sire: Sire: Riggins. Winning Owner: Steven Sitkoff.Winning Trainer: daughter. 2:00.1. Winning Sire: Jereme’s Jet. Time to Roll. Curtis Rice. Time: Winning Winning Owner: Winning Trainer: Curtis Sumpter. Owner: James Reed. Winning Trainer: Donna Loney. Curtis Rice. Race 23 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace – 2nd Div.) – 1, Money- th – Yo Lets rd – Sleazy Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 4 Div.) 1, Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 3 Div.) 1, likeitis (Andy Shetler); 2, Cherokees Gorgeous (Doug Rideout); Bounce (Matt Rheinheimer); Dojea Gigi (Mike Peterson); Rolls (Joey Putnam); Meadowbrook Lady (James Reed); 2, 3, 2, 3, 3, Good Image (Joey Putnam); Other starters: ER Hunter, Hayswood Pacifica (Jordan Ross); Always A Candy It Is (Kenneth Shields); Aspen Fever, Other starters: Other starters: Always Evidence, W H Tenderfoot. Time: 1:57.3. Winning Sire: Diva, Vel Miss Fire, Parkercitypanther. 2:00.4. Winning Skyway Beach, Tellitlikeafra. 2:04.1. Winning Sire: Time Time: Time: Tellitlikeitis. Winning Owner: Harry Horowitz. Winning Trainer: Sire: Riggins. Winning Owner: Charles Kline. Winning Trainer: to Roll. Winning Owner: Eleven Star Stables. Winning Trainer: James Roach. Curtis Sumpter. Justin White. Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Topville Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Northern Aug. 12, 2020 – Indiana State Fairgrounds – Rustler (Mike Peterson); 2, Vel See Em Panther (Jordan Ross); Network (Jordan Ross); 2, Vel Letsroll South (Mike Peterson); Indianapolis – Track: Fast, Temp: 76 3, ER Vegas (Don Eash); Other starters: Sammonsletsroll, 3, Lil Joe III (Anthony Gray); Other starters: This Kit Rocks, Vel Race 1 ($21,085 Hoosier Stake 82 2YO Filly Pace) – 1, JK Panther Time, Silverstar’s Flash. Time: 1:58.2. Winning Sire: chipper, Latest Era. Time: 2:00.3. Winning Sire: Net Ten EOM. She’s Gordjus (Trace Tetrick); 2, Made of Platinum (Michael Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Mike Peterson. Winning Winning Owner: Larry Poindexter. Winning Trainer: Robert Oosting); 3, Baci Baci (Ricky Macomber Jr.); Other starters: Al- Trainer: Mike Peterson. Taylor. exandria Z Tam, Brilliant Beauty, Can This Be Real, The Perfect Woman, Eyes of Mercy, Marcia. Time: 1:54.2. Winning Sire: JK Endofanera. Winning Owner: Geis Enterprise LLC, George Go- lemes and Hen-Shaut Stable. Winning Trainer: Erv Miller.

58 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 Race 2 ($20,677 Hoosier Stake 84 2YO C-G Pace) – 1, Race 3 ($4,633 ISA Elite 2YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Als Wel Aug. 19, 2020 – Harrison County Fairgrounds – Brookview Bullet (Trace Tetrick); 2, Aracache Can Dance Rolls Wel (Jay Cross); 2, ER Rocky (Don Eash); 3, Go Randy Corydon – Track: Good, Temp: 76 (Ricky Macomber Jr.); 3, T’s Raider II (Brandon Bates); Other Go (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Vel Gorgeous Sammy, Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Electrocuted starters: Jewels Virgin, Never Easy Z Tam, Alwaysshowfaith, DD’s Big Joe, Just Kidding Katie. Time: 1:56.4. Winning Sire: (Don Eash); 2, JK’s Shining Star (Joey Putnam); 3, Vel Daisy Fox Valley Sampson, Photo Image, Rockinsomewhere, Flirtin Time to Roll. Winning Owner: Timothy Smith. Winning Trainer (Clifton Bell); Other starters: Vel Kim, JDs Mammoth Dancer. Freddy. Time: 1:52.3. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Timothy Smith. Time: 2:03.3. Winning Sire: Riggins. Winning Owner: Eash Owner: Eleven Star Stables. Winning Trainer: Justin White. Race 4 ($4,633 ISA Elite 2YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Big Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Race 3 ($19,835 Hoosier Stake 84 2YO Filly Trot) – 1, Swift Gulp (Jay Cross); 2, This Kit Rocks (Joey Putnam); 3, Northern Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Vel Edith Swanda (Trace Tetrick); 2, TJ’s Too Much (Sam Widger); 3, Network (Jordan Ross); Other starters: Vel Letsroll South, Lil (Mike Peterson); 2, Faithfuldawn (Don Eash); 3, Meadowbrook Queen of All (Robert Taylor); Other starters: Skyway Katy, Joe III, Vel Mark Lets Roll. Time: 1:53.0. Winning Sire: Always Lady (James Reed); Other starters: Skyway Beach, Townline Guccio’s Lady, Four Under Par, Skyway Genna, Ivana Vinalot, a Virgin. Winning Owner: Michael, Anna, McKenzie and Ben Lorna. Time: 2:03.4. Winning Sire: Straight Shooting. Winning Shall I Fear All, Definite Class.Time: 1:57.3. Winning Sire: Swan Yoder. Winning Trainer: Jay Cross. Owner: King Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry King. for All. Winning Owner: Anthony Lombardi and The Kales nd Race 5 ($4,533 ISA Elite 2YO C-G Pace 3 Div.) – 1, Jet Ace Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Rollonbeau- Company LLC. Winning Trainer: Erv Miller. (Don Eash); 2, Quik and Shady (Dale Hiteman); 3, Vel Copper st ty (Clifton Bell); 2, Vel Keep Rolling (Mike Peterson); 3, Aspen Race 4 ($10,788 Hoosier Stake 84 2YO C-G Trot 1 Div.) – 1, (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Brookview Bryant, Timenmon- Fever (Jay Cross); Other starters: Mel’s Vicki Lou, ER Sheila. Allforone Hanover (Trace Tetrick); 2, Smile High Jesse (Jay ey. Time: 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Jereme’s Jet. Winning Owner: Time: 2:01.2. Wining Sire: Time to Roll. Winning Owner: Curtis Cross); 3, New Year No Fear (Peter Wrenn); Other starters: No Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Rice. Winning Trainer: Curtis Rice. Lingering, Fox Valley Memo, Fearless Tom. Time: 2:00.4. Win- st Race 6 ($6,025 ISA Elite 2YO Filly Trot 1 Div.) – 1, Miss st ning Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: S & R Racing Stables Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 1 Div.) – 1, Ultimaroca Greenbacks (Doug Rideout); 2, Spell Cuteypie (Lester Raber); (Charlie Conrad); 2, Vel Letsroll South (Mike Peterson); 3, and Anthony Lombardi. Winning Trainer: Erv Miller. 3, J-S Miss Ashley (Alex Udell); Other starters: Identity Thief, nd Timenmoney (Clifton Bell); Other starters: Jet Ace, Quik and Race 5 ($10,988 Hoosier Stake 84 2YO C-G Trot 2 Div.) Miller Lite. Time: 2:01.2. Winning Sire: Big Stick Lindy. Winning Shady. Time: 2:00.4. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Winning – 1, All the Truth (Ricky Macomber Jr.); 2, Swanofagun (Trace Owner: Matthew Miller. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Owner: Sarah Conrad and Michael Allen. Winning Trainer: Tetrick); 3, Flying Swan (Jay Cross); Other starters: D Swan Race 7 ($5,925 ISA Elite 2YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, J-S Siesta Charlie Conrad. on Call, Italian Grit, Brookview Bolt, Movin and Groovin. Tan (Alex Udell); 2, Indiancreek Blu (Doug Rideout); 3, J-S Miss nd Time: 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: OB Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 2 Div.) – 1, This Kit Emma (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Swanful Grace. Time: Rocks (Joey Putnam); 2, Vel Mr Nice Guy (Mike Peterson); 3, Stables, Fred Wittmer and Jamie Macomber. Winning Trainer: 2:02.4. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Jamie Macomber. ER Rocky (Don Eash); Other Starters: Vel Chipper, Victor Hic. Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Time: 1:59.2. Winning Sire: Rockin Image. Winning Owner: Joe Race 6 ($33,530 The Ralph Wilfong Memorial 2YO Trot) Race 8 ($6,875 ISA Elite 2YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Jessies Putnam and Trent Stohler. Winning Trainer: Joe Putnam. – 1, Swingforthefences (Peter Wrenn); 2, Breckenridge (Dan Outlawed (Doug Rideout); 2, Major Hooligan (Don Eash); 3, rd Shetler); 3, Jessie’s Swan (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 3 Div.) – 1, Vel Gor- J-S Hopscotch (Alex Udell); Other starters: Come to the Table, geous Sammy (Mike Peterson); 2, Rosa’s Rebel (Terry Skinner); Limitless Winner, Gucci Goo, Charming Bank, Wild Jailhouse. Charm N Caesar. Time: 2:02.2. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Time: 1:57.2. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: David 3, American Era (Don Eash); Other starters: Jack Wacker, Winning Owner: Julie Rideout an Glider Stables. Winning Keep’s Admiral. Time: 2:05.2. Winning Sire: He’s Gorgeous. McDuffee and L & L Devisser LLC.Winning Trainer: Melanie Trainer: Doug Rideout. Wrenn. Winning Owner: King Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry Race 9 ($6,875 ISA Elite 2YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, J-S King. Race 7 ($57,235 Fox Stake 94 2YO Pace) – 1, Virgo (Trace Swan Returns (Alex Udell); 2, Mean Tweet (Doug Rideout); Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Hi Janet (Les- Tetrick); 2, JK Going West (LeWayne Miller); 3, TJ’s Indy Pacer 3, ER Nelson (Don Eash); Other starters: Vel Jesse, Lexie’s (Sam Widger); Other starters: Rogers Image, Nick’s Monster, ter Raber); 2, JL Dance With Me (Joey Putnam); 3, Blitz Babe Boy, Virgnes Kenny B. Time: 2:02.0. Winning Sire: Swan for (Michael Detweiler); Other starters: Swanful Grace, Identity JK’s Pilot, Railin’ Jennings, VP Rockin, Betterrock, PBR Street All. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Gang, Rock This Town. Time: 1:52.0. Winning Sire: Always A Thief. Time: 2:10.0. Winning Sire: Pinetucky. Winning Owner: Trainer: Jack Myers. William Wagler. Winning Trainer: Lester Raber. Virgin. Winning Owner: Howard Taylor, Jeffrey Billings and st – 1, Rig- nd Dylan Davis. Winning Trainer: Dylan Davis. Race 10 ($5,875 ISA Elite 3YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 2 Div.) – 1, Molly’s Joan ginswind (Matt Rheinheimer); 2, Tropical Tracey (Clifton Bell); 3, Race 8 ($29,632 The Horseman 111 3YO Filly Trot) – 1, (Jay Cross); 2, Indiancreek Blu (Rocky Loney); 3, Sunset Jetta Dojea Gigi (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Vel Donna, Always (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Spell Cuteypie. Time: 2:08.2. Rock Swan (Trace Tetrick); 2, Pretzel Party (Sam Widger); a Diva. Time: 1:56.0. Winning Sire: Riggins. Winning Owner: 3, Woodside Datendiva (Michael Oosting); Other starters: Winning Sire: Cherry Hill Park. Winning Owner: William Wagler. Devon Miller. Winning Trainer: Curtis Sumpter. Winning Trainer: Lester Raber. Skyway Tinacious, Bluebird Keepsake, Laney, Enchanting nd – 1, Ivanna st Miss, Kristyslittleangle. Time: 1:55.0. Winning Sire: Swan for All. Race 11 ($5,875 ISA Elite 3YO Filly Pace 2 Div.) Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 1 Div.) – 1, ER Nelson Ivy (Logan Loney); 2, Alvins Cookie (Mike Peterson); 3, Winning Owner: S & R Racing Stables and Anthony Lombardi. (Don Eash); 2, Come To The Table (Jay Cross); 3, Swan Diego Sgtshirleyssweetie (Jeff Dever);Other starters: Lillian Rose, Winning Trainer: Erv Miller. Lester Raber); Other starters: Charm N Caesar, Mean Tweet, Myrichdaughter. Time: 1:55.1. Winning Sire: Jereme’s Jet. Win- Race 9 ($31,502 The Horseman 111 3YO Open Trot) – 1, Pilgrims Image. Time: 2:08.1. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning ning Owner: James Reed. Winning Trainer: Donna Loney. Owner: Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Emma Town Bud (Michael Oosting); 2, Anchors Away st – 1, Fast nd (LeWayne Miller); 3, Simply Swan (Joe Putnam); Other starters: Race 12 ($5,650 ISA Elite 3YO C-G Pace 1 Div.) Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 2 Div.) – 1, Major Freddy Jo Jo (Mike Peterson); Gentlemensattitude (Andy Mr Wisconsin, After Al Paul, TJ’s Top Pick, Bluebird Deacon, 2, Hooligan (Don Eash); 2, Fearless Tom (Rocky Loney) 3, Vel Shetler); 3, Cherokees Gorgeous (Doug Rideout); Other McMatters, Martz Pine. Time: 1:55.1. Winning Sire: Big Stick Jesse (Mike Peterson); Other starters: Boom Pow, Aslar. Time: starters: ER Vegas, W H Tenderfoot. Time: 1:57.0. Winning Sire: Lindy. Winning Owner: Summit Pacing Acres LLC. Winning 2:05.3. Winning Sire: Mr Web Page. Winning Owner: Eash Time to Roll. King Racing Stable. Trainer Byron Hooley. Winning Owner: Winning Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Don Eash. Trainer: Larry King. Race108 ($27,307 The Horseman 111 3YO Filly Pace) – 1, Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, DC Mr Lance nd – 1, Vel Mystical Carrie (Trace Tetrick); 2, Odds On Madison (Peter Race 13 ($5,550 ISA Elite 3YO C-G Pace 2 Div.) (Lester Raber); 2, Virgnes Kenny B (Jack Kieninger); 3, Amigo Charlie (Jay Cross); 2, Topville Rustler (Mike Peterson); 3, Wrenn); 3, I Like Your Tailor (Michael Oosting); Other starters: Style (Charlie Conrad); Other starters: Vel Mr Swan. Time: Sammonsletsroll (Alex Udell); Other starters: Rockinten. Time: Priceless, Elite Five, Pure Decadence, Grace Rocks. Time: 2:09.1. Winning Sire: Mr Cantab. Winning Owner: Leroy Kemp. 1:54.0. Winning Sire: Straight Shooting. Winning Owner: King 1:51.0. Winning Sire: Tellitlikeitis. Winning Owner: Mystical Winning Trainer: Lester Raber. Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry King. Marker Farms LLC. Winning Trainer: Erv Miller. Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Tropical Race 14 ($5,125 ISA Elite 3YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Classic Race 11 ($29,027 The Horseman 111 3YO Open Pace) – 1, Tracey (Clifton Bell); 2, Vel Donna (Mike Peterson); 3, Roll the Money (Doug Rideout); 2, Ladys Dreamaker (Clint Coy); 3, Dojea Gizmo (Dan Shetler); 2, Island of the Sea (Trace Tetrick); Paige (Clint Coy); Other starters: Moscato, Hayswood Linda. Bubbles N Suds (Andy Shetler); Other starters: Slick N Sassy, 3, High Impression (Sam Widger); Other starters: Always Time: 2:02.3. Winning Sire: Always a Virgin. Winning Owner: D Golden Impulse. Time: 1:58.3. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning And Again, Iceneedswhiskey. Time: 1:51.0. Winning Sire: and R Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Donna Holt. Owner: Matthew Miller. Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Tellitlikeitis. Winning Owner: Dan Shetler and Dojea Stables. nd nd Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 2 Div.) – 1, Alvins Winning Trainer: Dan Shetler. Race 15 ($5,025 ISA Elite 3YO Filly Trot 2 Div.) – 1, Quality Cookie (Mike Peterson); 2, Ivanna Ivy (Logan Loney); 3, Always in Motion (Doug Rideout); 2, Fear the Yankee (Jay Cross); 3, Aug. 13, 2020 – Indiana State Fairgrounds – A Diva (Don Eash); Other starters: Vel Miss Fire, Hayswood J-S Miss Ruby (Alex Udell); Other starters: Whom Shall I Love. Pacifica.Time: 2:01.4. Winning Sire: Straight Shooting. Winning Indianapolis – Track: Fast, Temp: 80 Time: 1:59.2. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Winning Owner: st Owner: Charlie K Racing Inc. and King Racing Stable. Winning Race 1 ($6,500 ISA Elite 2YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) – 1, Sleazy Julie Rideout, Dr. Alan White and Dave Gamble. Winning Trainer: Larry King. Rolls (Joey Putnam); 2, Era of Change (Matt Rheinheimer); 3, Trainer: Doug Rideout. Race 14 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Vel See Em Tellitlikeafra (Clifton Bell); Other starters: Vel Edith, ER Sanibel. Race 16 ($5,900 ISA Elite 3YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, J-S Jas- Time: 1:59.0. Winning Sire: Time to Roll. Winning Owner: Panther (Mike Peterson); 2, ER Vegas (Don Eash); 3, Vel Charlie per (Alex Udell); 2, Onemoreswan (Don Eash); 3, Classy Prince (Jay Cross); Other starters: Rockinten, Always Evidence. Time: Eleven Star Stables. Winning Trainer: Justin White. (Joey Putnam); Other starters: JL Choochootrain, Justdoitfo- nd 2:01.0. Winning Sire: Panther Hanover. Winning Owner: King Race 2 ($6,400 ISA Elite 2YO Filly Pace 2 Div.) – 1, rus. Time: 1:57.3. Winning Sire: Big Stick Lindy. Winning Owner: Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry King. Always A Miracle (Matt Rheinheimer); 2, Meadowbrook Lady Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 15 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Fast (James Reed); 3, Faithfuldawn (Don Eash); Other starters: Race 17 ($5,800 ISA Elite 3YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, J-S Ivan Rollonbeauty, Vel Kim. Time: 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Always A Freddy Jo Jo (Mike Peterson); 2, La Tomcat (Don Eash); 3, ER the Great (Alex Udell); 2, Jekyil N Hyde (Jay Cross); 3, Fear the Hunter (Gerald Miller); Other starters: Moneylikeitis. Time: Virgin. Winning Owner: William Huggins. Winning Trainer: Tiger (Clint Coy); Other starters: Bluto Ridge, Quaker’s Credit. Matt Rheinheimer. 1:59.3. Winning Sire: Time to Roll. Winning Owner: King Racing Time: 1:56.2. Winning Sire: Swan For All. Winning Owner: Jack Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry King. Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers.

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 59 County Fair Results

Race 16 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Back Road Race 6 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 3rd Div.) – 1, Big Gulp (Jay Race 16 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Quaker’s Kiss (Mike Peterson) 2, Whom Shall I Love (Don Eash); 3, Mega- Cross); 2, ER Rocky (Don Eash); 3, Lil Joe III (Anthony Gray); Credit (Michael Detweiler); 2, Pop Secret (Joey Putnam); 3, bucks (Gerald Miller); Other starters: DC Anna, Classic Money, Other starters: Vel Letsroll South, Timenmoney, Ultimaroca. West Point Jester (Matt Rheinheimer); Other starters: JL Fear the Yankee. Time: 2:05.1 Winning Sire: Pilgrims Chuckie. Time: 1:59.4. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Winning Owner: Choochootrain, Secret Formula, Mount Swanmore, Gia Guccio. Winning Owner: Locust Grove Farm and Janetta Lengacher. Michael, Anna, McKenzie and Ben Yoder. Winning Trainer: Time: 2:01.4. Winning Sire: Pine Credit. Winning Owner: Black Trainer: Enos Lengacher. Jay Cross. and White Stable. Winning Trainer: Leander Schwartz. Race 17 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Jessies Race 7 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Heres Race 17 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Kazans Aleah (Lester Raber); 2, Just for Us (Charlie Conrad); 3, Slick N Devotion (Doug Rideout); 2, Spell Cuteypie (Lester Raber); Power (Joey Putnam); 2, Swana Winbyanose (Charlie Conrad); Sassy (Bradley Ferguson); Other starters: PM Acres Brigade, 3, Swanful Grace (Don Eash); Other starters: Tags Web 3, J-S Ivan the Great (Alex Udell); Other starters: Trotstar, Quality in Motion. Time: 2:06.1. Winning Sire: Jailhouse Jesse. Page, Sunset Jetta, Miller Lite, J-S Miss Ashley. Time: 2:05.2. Trixie’s Cantab, V-Keys Punker. Time: 2:05.0. Winning Sire: Winning Owner: Lester Raber. Winning Trainer: Lester Raber. Winning Sire: Here Comes Herbie. Winning Owner: Bill Webb, Cherry Hill Park. Winning Owner: Ryan and Trak Larrabee and Race 18 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Azor Ahai Diamond D P Standardbreds and Julie Rideout. Winning Justin White. Winning Trainer: Joe Putnam. (Lester Raber); 2, Trotstar (Don Eash); 3, JL Choochootrain Trainer: Doug Rideout. Race 18 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Italian (Carrie Hollman); Other starters: Secret Formula. Time: 2:09.3. Race 8 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, J-S Siesta Nobility (Joey Putnam); 2, Azor Ahai (Lester Raber); 3, Ultimate Winning Sire: Swan for All. Winning Owner: Lester Raber and Tan (Alex Udell); 2, Hi Janet (Lester Raber); 3, Woodside Emi- Power (Melvin Schmucker); Other starters: Onemoreswan, Ea- Nathan Yoder. Winning Trainer: Lester Raber. leah (Jay Cross); Other starters: Indiancreek Blu, Swartz Bros gle C Fortythree, Northern Commander. Time: 2:06.2. Winning Race 19 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Quaker’s Susie, SJ’s Star Breeze, Identity Thief. Time: 2:04.2. Winning Sire: Big Stick Lindy. Winning Owner: John Weigel. Winning Credit (Michael Detweiler); 2, Onemoreswan (Don Eash); 3, Gia Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable LLC. Trainer: Justin White. Guccio (Lester Raber); Other starters: Eagle C Fortythree, Fear Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Race 19 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 4th Div.) – 1, J-S Jasper the Tiger. Time: 2:06.4. Winning Sire: Pine Credit. Winning Race 9 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Miss (Alex Udell); 2, Andy Over (Lester Raber); 3, Jekyil N Hyde (Jay Owner: Black and White Stable. Winning Trainer: Leander Greenbacks (Doug Rideout); 2, Molly’s Joan (Jay Cross); 3, Cross); Other starters: Classy Prince, Fear the Tiger. Time: Schwartz. J-S Miss Emma (Alex Udell); Other starters: Big Time Brooke, 2:02.3. Winning Sire: Big Stick Lindy. Winning Owner: Jack Race 20 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Andy Over Swan Fine Lady, Blitz Babe, JL Dance With Me. Time: 2:02.2. Myers Racing Stable LLC. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. (Lester Raber); 2, Kazans Power (Bradley Ferguson); 3, Bluto Winning Sire: Big Stick Lindy. Winning Owner: Matthew Miller. Race 20 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 1st Div.) – 1, Vel See Em Ridge (Don Eash); Other starters: Trixie’s Cantab, V-keys Winning Trainer: Doug Rideout. Panther (Mike Peterson); 2, Gentlemensattitude (Andy Shetler); Punker. Time: 2:07.3. Winning Sire: Andover’s Son. Winning Race 10 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 1st Div.) – 1, J-S 3, ER Hunter (Don Eash); Other starters: Meadowbrook Jake, Owner: Lester Raber. Winning Trainer: Lester Raber. Hopscotch (Alex Udell); 2, Swan Diego (Lester Raber); 3, Boom Always Evidence. Time: 1:59.4. Winning Sire: Panther Hanover. Pow (Charlie Conrad); Other starters: ER Nelson, Scotty Party, Winning Owner: King Racing Stable. Winning Trainer: Larry Aug. 25, 2020 – Converse Fairgrounds – Converse – Virgnes Kenny B, Lady Power House. Time: 2:03.0. Winning King. Track: Fast, Temp: 85 Sire: Mr Web Page. Winning Owner: Jack Myers Racing Stable Race 21 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 2nd Div.) – 1, Topville st – 1, AE Springs Race 1 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) Inc. Winning Trainer: Jack Myers. Rustler (Mike Peterson); 2, Sammonsletsroll (Alex Udell); 3, Vel (Alex Udell); 2, Faithfuldawn (Don Eash); 3, Era of Change (Matt Race 11 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 2nd Div.) – 1, Skyway Charlie (Jay Cross); Other starters: ER Vegas, Bludhaven, ER Rheinheimer); Other starters: FG’s Little Girl, JDs Mammoth Poet (Clint Coy); 2, Jessies Outlawed (Doug Rideout); 3, Come Sundance. Time: 1:59.0. Winning Sire: Always A Virgin. Win- Dancer, Vel Kim. 2:01.2. Winning Sire: Blueridge Cama- Time: to the Table (Jay Cross); Other starters: Amigo Style, DC Mr ning Owner: Mike Peterson. Winning Trainer: Mike Peterson. got. Winning Owner: The Ocean Mist Farm. Winning Trainer: Lance, SJ’s Swing Stick. Time: 2:07.3. Winning Sire: Guccio. rd Matthew Riggle. Race 22 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO C-G Pace 3 Div.) – 1, Townline Winning Owner: Douglas and Donna Geesaman. Winning Jated (Jay Cross); 2, Fast Freddy Jo Jo (Mike Peterson); 3, Pan- nd – Meadow- Race 2 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 2 Div.) 1, Trainer Douglas Geesaman. ther Time (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Beach Wine. Time: brook Lady (James Reed); 2, Candy It Is (Kenneth Shields); Race 12 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, Major Hoo- 1:58.3. Winning Sire: Riggins. Winning Owner: Maynard Miller 3, Mel’s Vicki Lou (Joey Putnam); Other starters: Townline ligan (Don Eash); 2, Vel Jesse (Mike Peterson); 3, R Luvajessie and Michael Yoder. Winning Trainer: Jay Cross. Lorna, Vel Edith, Aspen Fever. Time: 1:59.4. Winning Sire: JK (Jay Cross); Other starters: J-S Swan Returns, Mean Tweet, st Endofanera. James Reed. Race 23 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 1 Div.) – 1, Baby Lets Winning Owner: Winning Trainer: Charm N Caesar. Time: 2:07.0. Winning Sire: Mr Web Page. Donna Loney. Roll (Joey Putnam); 2, Ivanna Ivy (Logan Loney); 3, Yo Lets Winning Owner: Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Bounce (Matt Rheinheimer); Other starters: Like A Peach, Vel rd – 1, Always a Race 3 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO Filly Pace 3 Div.) Don Eash. Donna, Always a Diva. Time: 1:59.3. Winning Sire: Time to Roll. Miracle (Matt Rheinheimer); 2, Sleazy Rolls (Joey Putnam); Race 13 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 1st Div.) – 1, Bountiful Winning Owner: Tom Weigel. Winning Trainer: Joe Putnam. 3, Vel Daisy (Jordan Ross); Other starters: Vel Keep Rolling, Brittney (Doug Rideout); 2, J-S Miss Ruby (Alex Udell); 3, Whom nd Skyway Beach, Fedex Express. 2:01.0. Winning Sire: Race 24 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 2 Div.) – 1, Delightful Time: Shall I Love (Don Eash); Other starters: Vel Princess, Starlit Always a Virgin. William Huggins. Summer (Joey Putnam); 2, Sgtshirleyssweetie (Jeff Dever); 3, Winning Owner: Winning Swanforme, Back Road Kiss. Time: 2:02.0. Winning Sire: Swan Trainer: Matt Rheinheimer. Jill’s Lucky Lady (Jay Cross); Other starters: Roll the Paige, for All. Winning Owner: Mike Hollenback and Pete Schmucker Alvins Cookie. Time: 2:02.0. Winning Sire: Quality Western. st – 1, Rosa’s Rebel Race 4 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 1 Div.) Jr. Winning Trainer: Mike Hollenback. Winning Owner: Tom Weigel. Winning Trainer: Justin White. (Terry Skinner); 2, My Little Buddy (Alex Udell); 3, American Era nd Race 14 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 2 Div.) – 1, Miss Smead rd (Don Eash); Just Kidding Katie, Vel Gorgeous Race 25 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Pace 3 Div.) – 1, Townline Other starters: (Gerald Miller); 2, Just for Us (Charlie Conrad); 3, Classic Sammy, S S Thunder. 2:00.0. Winning Sire: Always A Adios (Joey Putnam); 2, Rigginswind (Matt Rheinheimer); 3, Time: Money (Doug Rideout); Other starters: Jessies Aleah, Slick N Virgin. Terry Skinner. Terry Elite Five (Jay Cross); Other starters: Vel Miss Fire, Rockin Winning Owner: Winning Trainer: Sassy, PM Acres Brigade. Time: 2:01.1. Winning Sire: Guccio. Skinner. Rachel. Time: 1:58.2. Winning Sire: Panspacificflight.Winning Winning Owner: Eash Racing Stable Inc. Winning Trainer: Owner: Rocking Meadows Stable. Winning Trainer: Mervin nd – Vel Mr Race 5 ($3,000 ISFC 2YO C-G Pace 2 Div.) 1, Don Eash. Schmucker. Nice Guy (Mike Peterson); 2, This Kit Rocks (Joey Putnam); 3, Race 15 ($3,000 ISFC 3YO Filly Trot 3rd Div.) – 1, DC Anna Jet Ace (Don Eash); Quik and Shady, Keep’s Other starters: (Joey Putnam); 2, Megabucks (Don Eash); 3, Fear the Yankee Admiral, DD’s Big Joe. 2:00.1. Winning Sire: Straight Time: (Jay Cross); Other starters: Bubbles N Suds, Always Faithful. Shooting. King Racing Stable. Winning Owner: Winning Time: 2:04.0. Winning Sire: Guccio. Winning Owner: Daniel Larry King. Trainer: Yoder. Winning Trainer: Lester Raber.

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Do You Have Do You Race Location of # Of Horses in First Last Stable Name Email Phone Space For More At The County Training Stable Stable Now Horses Fairs Brian Barnes Brian Barnes Stable [email protected] 317-501-1668 Shelbyville, IN 8 Yes Yes Brett Boyd Brett Boyd Racing, Inc. [email protected] 517-398-0451 Jonesville, MI 4 Yes Yes Charlie Conrad Conrad Stable [email protected] 812-968-9152 Shelby County Fairgrounds 15 Yes Yes Katie Dircksen [email protected] 937-569-8026 Greenville, OH 1 Yes No Donald Eash Eash Racing Stable, Inc. [email protected] 574-536-8804 Greenfield, IN 50 No Yes Jeff Edwards Majestic Star [email protected] 317-590-5213 Indianapolis Fairgrounds 15 Yes No Melissa Essig Essig Racing, LLC [email protected] 765-425-2387 Hoosier Park 20 Yes No Michelle Finn M & M Finn Racing [email protected] 217-549-4785 Hoosier Park 5 Yes No Dan Graber 260-350-8369 Shipshewana, IN 1 No No Randy Hatton Randy Hatton Stables [email protected] 702-336-0779 Hoosier Park 8 Yes No Carrie Hollman Hollman Stable [email protected] 812-621-1904 , IN 6 No Yes Lavern Hostetler Hostetler Stable [email protected] 815-341-5397 Hoosier Park 8 Yes No Juston Kieninger JAK Standardbred Farms [email protected] 574-606-4205 Rochester, IN 1 Yes Yes Darke County Fairgrounds, Steve Livingston [email protected] 937-564-0888 4 No Answer No Greenville, OH Paul S. McPherson McPherson Stable [email protected] 812-934-5481 Batesville, IN 1 Yes Yes LeWayne Miller LeWayne Miller Racing [email protected] 260-242-1911 Pacesetter Farm 21 Yes No Stanley W. Miller [email protected] 574-265-5513 Etna Green, IN 4 No Answer No Luke Plano Luke Plano Stable 916-752-4112 Hoosier Park, Cal X 6 Yes Yes Rick Plano Rick Plano Stable [email protected] 916-203-1150 Hoosier Park 17 Yes No Answer Darcy Pletcher Par III Stable [email protected] 708-275-9006 Howe, IN 3 Yes Yes Lester Raber Les Raber Stable [email protected] 812-486-7571 Loogootee, IN 20 No Yes Robert Reeser Reeser Racing [email protected] 302-233-1231 Delaware and Indiana 7 Yes No Answer Marty Rheinheimer Rheinheimer Stables [email protected] 260-463-1001 LaGrange, Indiana 7 Yes Yes Keith Roth Keith Roth Racing [email protected] 260-463-6101 Shipshewana, IN 8 No Yes Mike Roth [email protected] 419-583-9726 John DeLong Farm 15 No Answer No Victoria Rouch Top of the Lane [email protected] 574-807-2847 Royal Center, IN 1 Yes Yes Tom Simmons Shady Lane Meadows [email protected] 260-710-5549 Springfield, IL 1 No Answer No Answer Joel Smith Joel Smith Stable [email protected] 219-628-1582 Pacesetter Farm 10 Yes No Timothy Smith [email protected] 260-704-7938 Spencerville, IN 3 No Yes John Stephenson Jodine Racing [email protected] 317-697-6379 Pendleton, IN 1 Yes Yes Aaron Stutzman Stutzman Racing [email protected] 574-606-6579 Goshen, IN 6 Yes Yes Frederick Sumpter Sumpter Farms [email protected] 574-201-8425 Rochester, IN 2 Yes Yes Bill Webb Webb Stables [email protected] 419-576-6642 Defiance, OH 16 Yes Yes Valerie Wells R & W Stable [email protected] 765-821-2043 Anderson, IN 6 Yes Yes David White Dave White Stable 317-698-3870 Indiana State Fairgrounds 8 Yes Yes Brett Wilfong Brett Wilfong Racing [email protected] 815-383-3215 Anderson, IN 20 Yes Yes Melanie Wrenn Wrenn Racing [email protected] 810-845-8690 Hoosier Park 32 No Yes

DISCLAIMER The ISA trainer registry is an informational service provided by the Indiana Standardbred Association. The information contained in the registry is submitted by ISA members. The ISA has not verified the accuracy of the information. The registry is provided as a service to the ISA membership and should not be considered as an endorsement by the ISA of the individuals listed in the registry, nor of the goods or services that are offered.

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2021 Indiana Standardbred Association Trainer Registration Form

Trainer Name: ______

Stable Name: ______

Email: ______

Mailing Address: ______

Location of Training Stable: ______

No. of Horses in stable now: _____Do you have space for more horses now? (Y/N): ___

Contact Phone Numbers: ______

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This information will be used to create an ISA trainer registry. The ISA trainer registry will make current information about registered trainers available to the public, including new owners, fans, and potential employees.

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Please return form to the: Indiana Standardbred Association 311 American Legion Place Greenfield, IN 46140 Toll free: 800-565-5725 Local: 317-462-6616 FAX: 317-462-7240 E-mail: [email protected] in REMEMBRANCE

Patrick Pierson Patrick Allen Pierson passed away Pat is also survived by his children Donna Annette peacefully June 20, 2020 in his (Rocky) Loney of Montpelier, Ind., Toni (Ray) Dish- home at the age of 69. He was born man of Montpelier, Ind., James (Ashley) Hunt of Tole- February 1, 1951 in Marion, Ind. to do, Charles (Angie) Hunt of Toledo, Tamra (Anthony) Forrest & Roma (Calender) Pierson. Chininis of Toledo, Deana (Darin) Chininis-Wright of Toledo and Paula Chininis of Toledo; loving grandpa Pat grew up on a farm and was an ani- to Caleb Castle, AJ Wright, Josh, James, Anastacia and mal lover which led him to his career as a harness racing Kendric Dishman, Dakotah, Leah and Weston Hunt, trainer-driver. He was an accomplished trainer and Georgia Moon, Louis III Vincenzo Costilla, Zachary traveled the country. He worked for Hall of Famer Jerry Neal, Gerald Chininis. Jakob Spencers and Josalyn Landess and raced with numerous well-known trainers Chininis; great grandpa to Louis III, Avaryaunna, Paige in the 1970s and 1980s at Raceway Park. and Elsa Costilla, Vincenzo Jr., Zachary Neal and Ren- Pat was also a taxi cab driver which he loved, especially emae Dobbs; brother to Frosty Pierson of Indiana, Cam meeting people. He was a fun-loving guy and lived life to Cravens of New Mexico, Donna Ryan of New Jersey the fullest and would not hesitate to indulge in an adult and Jim Work of Kentucky. beverage or smoke. “Pierson’s Here and Full of Beer!” Pat is preceded in death by his mother Roma Shackle- Pat was a gruff teddy bear of a man who deeply loved ford; father Forrest Pierson; first wife Sheila Smith-Slat- his wife Patricia whom he married February 2, 1995 er; great grandson Jesse Costilla; siblings Carolyn and she survives him. He took great pride in raising Cravens, Linda Doyle and Mike Pierson and brother- their granddaughter Josalyn. in-law Dan Ryan. A Celebration of Patrick’s Life was held at Castillo Fu- neral Home in Toledo, Ohio Saturday, June 27.

64 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 CROSSWORD Puzzle

Crossword Puzzle ISA Magazine No. 23: 2020 ISFC 2YO Colt-Gelding Pacing Leaders Freshman pacing colts and geldings with 75 points or more as of Sept. 1, 2020

Across Down 2 Larry King-trained 1 Matt Rheinmeimer driven son of He’s Gorgeous Just Kidding ______Sammy 3 Owned, trained and driven 7 Top Point Getter of by Mike Peterson 2020 trained by Joe 4 Nash, Newcom owned; Putnam ______Rocks Peterson driven and trained 8 Don Eash trained freshman by 5 Charlie Conrad trained Aracache Hanover ______itsmymothernlaw 9 King Racing Stable owned 6 JK Endofanera son trained and freshman by Straight driven by Don Eash Shooting Vel Mr ___ Guy 10 Jeremes Jet son trained and 10 Charlie Conrad driven by Don Eash trained ___ Wacker 13 Always a Virgin son 11 Undefeated Always a trained, owned and driven Virgin gelding trained and by Terry Skinner driven by Jay Cross 14 Time to Roll son owned 12 Larry Poindexter owned by King Racing Stable son of Net Ten EOM Vel Lets___ South Northern ______16 Anthony Gray trained and 15 Tim Smith-trained Time to Roll driven Always a Virgin freshman driven by Jay Cross son ___ Joe III 17 Rockin Image freshman trained

Answers to Crossword Puzzle ISA Magazine No. 23 by Charlie Conrad

Rosas; 14. Roll; 16. Lil. 16. Roll; 14. Rosas; 18 Justin White trained 1. Katie; 3. Elsrocker; 4. Gorandygo; 5. Ono; 6. Americanera; 10. Jet; 13. 13. Jet; 10. Americanera; 6. Ono; 5. Gorandygo; 4. Elsrocker; 3. Katie; 1. son of Always a Virgin

Schwartz Bros ___ Down:

Network; 15. Allswelrollswel; 17. Ultimaroca; 18. Pat. 18. Ultimaroca; 17. Allswelrollswel; 15. Network;

2. Velgorgeous; 7. Thiskit; 8. ERRocky; 9. Nice; 10. Jack; 11. Biggulp; 12. 12. Biggulp; 11. Jack; 10. Nice; 9. ERRocky; 8. Thiskit; 7. Velgorgeous; 2. Across:

October 2020 Indiana Standardbred Magazine 65 Harrah’s Hoosier Park set to host Breeders Crown (Information from Harrah’s Hoosier Park press release)

Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino will host munity. A Breeders Crown fan waitlist will be estab- the 37th edition of the $6 million Breeders Crown lished for tickets when they become available. Championships Friday, Oct. 30 and “Our team at Harrah’s Hoosier Park Saturday, Oct. 31. Eliminations will remains focused on hosting a highly-suc- be held the week prior to the event cessful Breeders Crown, in partnership Friday, Oct. 23 and Saturday, Oct. 24. with the Hambletonian Society, the The Breeders Crown will be presented Indiana Standardbred Association, and with limited spectators, in accordance the Indiana Horse Racing Commission,” with the approved health and safety said Harrah’s Hoosier Park VP and GM plan for the event. of Racing, Rick Moore through a press The 2020 Breeders Crown, presented by release. “We will once again execute The Libfeld-Katz Breeding Partnership, a top-notch, two-night event to decide will offer initial attendance availability to year-end honors for the best harness members of the Hambletonian Society, Breeders Crown racing athletes in North America, all while keeping the horse owners, event sponsors and the local racing com- safety of our guests, team members, and racing commu- nity at the forefront of our event.” The lineup for the Breeders Crown Finals are as follows: Friday, October 30 – First Post 6:30 p.m. Saturday, October 31 – First Post 6:30 p.m. Breeders Crown 2YO Filly Pace Breeders Crown 3YO Colt & Gelding Pace Breeders Crown 2YO Filly Trot Breeders Crown 3YO Colt & Gelding Trot Breeders Crown 2YO Colt & Gelding Pace Breeders Crown Open Mare Pace Breeders Crown 2YO Colt & Gelding Trot Breeders Crown Open Mare Trot Breeders Crown 3YO Filly Pace Open Pace Breeders Crown 3YO Filly Trot Open Trot

Harrah’s Hoosier Park, Libfeld-Katz and The Ham- More information on the 2020 Breeders Crown, bletonian Society, will host a Breeders Crown Charity including the Charity Challenge, event FAQ, and Challenge to benefit non-profit organizations. The 2019 Breeders Crown experience availability can be found charity challenge brought in more than $282,000 in at www.HarrahsHoosierPark.com, and will be up- fundraising with Libfeld-Katz at the helm. The 2020 dated regularly. goal is to meet and exceed that figure.

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2020 Yearlings Selling at the Hoosier Classic, October 23 & 24 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Hip 226 Brookview Cloud, bf BROOKVIEW BOLT Muscle Massive-Merry Legs Hanover-Balanced Image Half-sister to START LIVIN 1:56.1 ($242,915) and THEHOUSE- ISROCKIN 1:55.4f ($192,570). From a half-sister to MASAI HANOVER 3,1:57.3f ($147,583) and MEPHISTO HANOVER 1:55.1f ($123,595). Hip 337 Brookview Cherie, brf Swan For All-Stonebridge Peace-Kadabra P h o t First foal from STONEBRIDGE PEACE 4,1:54.4 ($87,117), L i n s c o t half-sister to TITO 2,1:55 ($290,899), BELGRAVIA 3,1:58.2f Hip 18 Brookview Chief, brc ($64,204) and MASSIVE VODKA 3,1:57.3h ($56,795). From the Crescent Fashion-Witty’s Winner-Jailhouse Jesse immediate family of PEACEFUL WAY 4,1:51.4 ($2,746,240). Half-brother to multiple Indiana Sire Stakes winner Hip 348 Brookview Cadillac, brf BROOKVIEW BOLT 2,1:57.2-’20 ($52,400). Second foal Always A Virgin-Singles Mingles-Art Major from WITTY’S WINNER 1:54.4 ($95,757), half-sister to First foal from a half-sister to TERROR AT NIGHT p,3,1:50.4f multiple stakes winners MISSION ACCEPTED 4,1:50.2 ($491,945), ENHANCE YOUR MIND p,1:50.2f ($259,310) and HIGH ($820,236), WITTYVILLE 3,1:54.3f ($331,170) and MERRY REWARD p,3,1:52.4f ($154,397). Second dam is ENHANCE THE ANN 2,1:56h-’20 ($95,200). NIGHT p,1:50.4f ($561,117), full sister to 5 in 1:53 or faster. Selling at the Michiana Classic, November 25 at the Michiana Event Center Hip 29 Crescents Fire, brc Hip 71 Brookview Click, brf Crescent Fashion-Breath Of Fire-Jailhouse Jesse Dover Dan-Fox Valley Click-Vaporize Half-brother to DON’T FIRE 2,1:57.2 ($26,243). From a full sis- Half-sister to FOXY SWAN 2,1:57 ($234,913). From FOX VAL- ter to FIRE IN THE CELL 1:55.1f ($296,242). LEY CLICK 3,1:56.1 ($102,123). Hip 53 Brookview Charm, brf *Hip 84 Triple Lane Chip, bc Swan For All-Disbelief-Credit Winner Lad’s Legacy-Hops Fantasy-Softys Smarty First by Swan For All from a half-sister to BELIEVABLE 1:56.1f Second foal and first colt from a half-sister to TAGNTHERAIL 1:56.1f ($82,949). ($145,148). Second dam a half-sister to BEATGOESON HANOVER 1:51.4f ($1,157,830). Hip 168 Brookview Cme Go, bf Crescent Fashion-Summer Audit-Angus Hall Hip 58 Brookview Catch, brf Half-sister to SUMMER SABATICAL 3,1:58.1f ($33,559). From Swan For All-Drinksonthehouse-Donato Hanover SUMMER AUDIT 3,1:56.4 ($167,393). First foal from DRINKSONTHEHOUSE 4,1:57.2h ($55,843), half- sister to O’DOYLE RULES 3,1:58.1f ($130,164). Second dam is a Hip 176 Brookview Chap, bg full sister to DEWEYCHEATUMNHOWE 3,1:50.4 ($3,155,178). Dover Dan-Trapezius-Muscles Yankee Half-brother to MIDNITE CRAZE 1:53.1f ($240,980), ALL IN TAD *Selling as agent 2,Q1:58.3 ($158,267) and EARL’S SPEEDER 1:52.3f ($137,651). Brookview Farms 3035 N 850 W, Shipshewana, IN 46565 • (260) 768-4553, (260) 350-9762 Harrah’s Hoosier Park and Indiana Grand stepped up in a major way to assist with a new much-needed facility for Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department’s Mounted Patrol. During the press conference, that included Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett (far right), both Mike Rich, senior vice president and general manager of Indiana Grand (far right) and Trent McIntosh, senior vice president and general manager at Harrah’s Hoosier Park (third from left) gave speeches in regards to the $50,000 donation, which was presented at the current Mounted Patrol location just west of downtown Indianapolis. IMPD’s Mounted Patrol is one of the few left in the United States. Photo by Jason Girt

Harrah’s Hoosier Park and Indiana Grand recently came together to provide a $20,000 donation to Morning Dove Therapeutic Riding Center, located in Zionsville. The facility provides interaction with many individuals of all ages dealing with developmental disabilities. Now Famous, former Standardbred racehorse who now serves as a therapy horse, was donated to the program by Rachel and Ross Leonard. “Famous” was part of the check presentation which included Eric Halstrom, vice president and general manager of racing at Indiana Grand (far left) and Rick Moore, vice president and general manager of racing at Harrah’s Hoosier Park (far right). Photo by Jason Girt

68 Indiana Standardbred Magazine October 2020 The Holidays are Quickly Approaching

Don’t miss your opportunity to place a seasonal ad in our end of the year issue! The holiday edition of Indiana Standardbred Magazine will be distributed in early December, and will serve as the last edition of 2019. Reserve your space today and wish fellow horsemen Season’s Greetings. Holiday Ad Request Form Deadline to reserve space is November 8. Full Name:______Organization/ Business:______Address:______City: ______State:_____ Zip:______Phone:______Fax:______Email:______Please note that special discounted rates apply only for holiday ads placed in the December issue. All other ads are regular price.

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The future of harness racing starts off the track. Dylan Barnes and Sonora Dever work on their driving skills during racing at the Shelby County Fairgrounds. Photo by Tammy Knox