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PAYMENTS DUE One List and One Check Keeps Your PAYMENTS DUE One list and one check keeps your 3-YEAR-OLD TROTTING COLTS & GELDINGS ARDEN DOWNS No. 59 KEYSTONE CLASSICS 2016 $65,142 in 2015 $89,800 in 2015 -$250- -$200- Colts & Geldings only. To race Saturday, July 30 at The Meadows Pennsylvania-Sired Early Closing Event for 3-Year-Old Colt and Gelding Trotters Entrance Fee - $400 To race Monday, Oct. 3 at The Meadows 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $400 BREEDERS CROWN No. 29 Entrance Fee - $400 - US$500,000 Final in 2016 - -$600-(all payments in U.S. funds) LANDMARK STAKE No. 33 SUPPLEMENTAL NOMINATION: $10,000 $18,920 in 2015 Colts & Geldings only -$200- To race Saturday, October 29, at the Meadowlands Racetrack, East Rutherford, NJ SUPPLEMENTAL NOMINATION: $750 Elimination heats, if necessary, will be raced Saturday, October 22 Open. To race Saturday, July 2 at Goshen Historic Track (A March 15, 2015 $500 2YO payment was necessary to remain eligible.) Entrance Fee - $500 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $800 • 3rd Sustaining Fee, April 15: $900 Entrance Fee - $7,500 LIBERTY BELL 2016 (NEW IN 2016) $75,000 Est in 2016 CARL ERSKINE -$200- -$275,000 Est. in 2016- Pennsylvania-Sired Early Closing Event for 3-Year-Old Colt and Gelding Trotters -$500- To race Thursday, September 22 at Harrah’s Philadelphia Open. To race Friday, November 4 at Hoosier Park 2nd Sustaining Fee: March 15: $400 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $ 1,000 • 3rd Sustaining Fee, April 15: $1,000 Entrance Fee - $400 Entrance Fee - $2,000 MATRON SERIES 2016 CIRCLE CITY $243,550 in 2015 -$75,000 Est. in 2016- -$500- -$300- Colts & Geldings only. To be raced Thursday, November 10 at Dover Downs Colts & Geldings only. To race Friday, October 28 at Hoosier Park Top 8 format 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $300 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $ 600 • 3rd Sustaining Fee, April 15: $750 Entrance Fee - $300 Entrance Fee - $1,500 CURRIER & IVES No. 42 W.N. REYNOLDS MEMORIAL No. 62 (Scott Frost) $119,656 in 2015 $64,414 in 2015 -$300- -$300- Open. To race Saturday, May 21 at The Meadows Colts & Geldings only. To race Saturday, July 30 at The Meadowlands Entrance Fee - $1,500/1,000 if split Entrance Fee - $400 DEXTER CUP STAKES 2016 JOHN SIMPSON MEMORIAL (Early Closer in 2016) $133,170 in 2015 $27,403 in 2015 -$800- -$200- Open. To race Saturday, May 7 at Freehold Raceway 2nd Sustaining Fee: March 15: $400 Elimination races, if necessary, will race Saturday, April 30. Colts & Geldings only. To race Friday, October 14 at Harrah’s Philadelphia Entrance Fee - $3,000 Entrance Fee - $400 HAMBLETONIAN No. 91 A Triple Crown Event TOMPKINS-GEERS No. 81 $1,000,000 Guaranteed • $58,662 in 2015 -$2,000- -$500- Open. To race Saturday afternoon, August 6 at The Meadowlands Colts & Geldings only. To race Friday, July 1 at Tioga Downs Elimination races, if necessary, will race Saturday, August 6 Entrance Fee - $1,000/$500 if split Entrance Fee - $15,000 YONKERS TROT 2016 A Triple Crown Event HORSEMAN No. 107 $500,000 in 2016 $35,158 in 2015 -$1,000- -$300- SUPPLEMENTAL NOMINATION: $6,000 To race Thursday, August 11 at Indiana State Fair. Open. To race Saturday, September 3 at Yonkers Entrance Fee - $600 Elimination races, if necessary, will be raced Saturday, August 27. Entrance Fee - $5,000 (Initial) Hambo_Feb16.indd 2 1/15/16 9:43 AM PAYMENTS DUE FEBRUARY 15 One list and one check keeps your horses eligible to these top events. 3-YEAR-OLD TROTTING COLTS & GELDINGS 3-YEAR-OLD TROTTING FILLIES (FILLY DIVISION) ARDEN DOWNS No. 59 KEYSTONE CLASSICS 2016 ARDEN DOWNS No. 59 LIBERTY BELL 2016 (NEW IN 2016) $65,142 in 2015 $89,800 in 2015 $65,000 in 2015 $75,000 Est. in 2016 -$250- -$200- -$250- -$200- Colts & Geldings only. To race Saturday, July 30 at The Meadows Pennsylvania-Sired Early Closing Event for 3-Year-Old Colt and Gelding Trotters To race Saturday, July 30 at The Meadows Pennsylvania-Sired Early Closing Event for 3-Year-Old Filly Trotters Entrance Fee - $400 To race Monday, Oct. 3 at The Meadows Entrance Fee - $400 To race Friday, September 23 at Harrah’s Philadelphia 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $400 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $400 Entrance Fee - $400 BREEDERS CROWN No. 29 Entrance Fee - $400 BREEDERS CROWN No. 29 - US$500,000 Final in 2016 - - US$500,000 Final in 2016 - U.S.-$600-(all payments in U.S. Funds) MATRON SERIES 2016 -$600-(all payments in U.S. funds) LANDMARK STAKE No. 33 SUPPLEMENTAL NOMINATION: $10,000. $187,400 in 2015 SUPPLEMENTAL NOMINATION: $10,000 $18,920 in 2015 To race Saturday, October 29, at the Meadowlands Racetrack, East Rutherford, NJ -$500- Colts & Geldings only -$200- Elimination heats, if necessary, will be raced Saturday, October 22 To be raced Thursday, November 10 at Dover Downs To race Saturday, October 29, at the Meadowlands Racetrack, East Rutherford, NJ SUPPLEMENTAL NOMINATION: $750 (A March 15, 2015 $500 2YO payment was necessary to remain eligible.) Top 8 format Elimination heats, if necessary, will be raced Saturday, October 22 Open. To race Saturday, July 2 at Goshen Historic Track 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $800 • 3rd Sustaining Fee, April 15: $900 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $ 600 • 3rd Sustaining Fee, April 15: $750 (A March 15, 2015 $500 2YO payment was necessary to remain eligible.) Entrance Fee - $500 Entrance Fee - $7,500 Entrance Fee - $1,500 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $800 • 3rd Sustaining Fee, April 15: $900 Entrance Fee - $7,500 LIBERTY BELL 2016 (NEW IN 2016) CIRCLE CITY W.N. REYNOLDS MEMORIAL No. 62 (Mary Reynolds) $75,000 Est in 2016 -$75,000 Est. in 2016- $47,915 in 2015 CARL ERSKINE -$200- -$300- -$300- To race Friday, October 28 at Hoosier Park To race Saturday, July 9 at The Meadowlands -$275,000 Est. in 2016- Pennsylvania-Sired Early Closing Event for 3-Year-Old Colt and Gelding Trotters 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $300 Entrance Fee - $400 -$500- To race Thursday, September 22 at Harrah’s Philadelphia Entrance Fee - $300 Open. To race Friday, November 4 at Hoosier Park 2nd Sustaining Fee: March 15: $400 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $ 1,000 • 3rd Sustaining Fee, April 15: $1,000 Entrance Fee - $400 JOHN SIMPSON MEMORIAL (Early Closer in 2016) CURRIER & IVES No. 42 $39,816 in 2015 Entrance Fee - $2,000 Filly Division $94,000 in 2015 -$200- MATRON SERIES 2016 -$200- 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $400 CIRCLE CITY $243,550 in 2015 To race Saturday, May 21 at The Meadows* To race Friday, October 14 at Harrah’s Philadelphia -$75,000 Est. in 2016- -$500- Entrance Fee - $750/$500 if split Entrance Fee - $400 -$300- Colts & Geldings only. To be raced Thursday, November 10 at Dover Downs Colts & Geldings only. To race Friday, October 28 at Hoosier Park Top 8 format DEXTER CUP STAKES 2016 2016 THE CROSSROADS OF AMERICA 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $300 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $ 600 • 3rd Sustaining Fee, April 15: $750 Lady Suffolk –$71,500 in 2015 Early Closer for 3-year-old Filly Trotters Entrance Fee - $300 Entrance Fee - $1,500 -$400- -$125,000 Est. in 2016- To race Saturday, May 7 at Freehold Raceway* -$500- Entrance Fee - $1,000 Open. To race Friday, November 4 at Hoosier Park CURRIER & IVES No. 42 W.N. REYNOLDS MEMORIAL No. 62 (Scott Frost) 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $1,000 $119,656 in 2015 $64,414 in 2015 Entrance Fee - $1,000 -$300- -$300- HAMBLETONIAN No. 91 Open. To race Saturday, May 21 at The Meadows Colts & Geldings only. To race Saturday, July 30 at The Meadowlands Hambletonian Oaks -- $500,000 Guaranteed -$1,000- TOMPKINS-GEERS No. 81 Entrance Fee - $1,500/1,000 if split Entrance Fee - $400 To race Saturday afternoon, August 6 at The Meadowlands* $67,664 in 2015 Elimination races, if necessary, will race Saturday, July 30. -$500- DEXTER CUP STAKES 2016 JOHN SIMPSON MEMORIAL (Early Closer in 2016) Entrance Fee - $7,500 To race Friday, July 1 at Tioga Downs $133,170 in 2015 $27,403 in 2015 Entrance Fee - $1,000/$500 if split -$800- -$200- HORSEMAN No. 107 Open. To race Saturday, May 7 at Freehold Raceway 2nd Sustaining Fee: March 15: $400 $35,928 in 2015 YONKERS TROT 2016 Elimination races, if necessary, will race Saturday, April 30. Colts & Geldings only. To race Friday, October 14 at Harrah’s Philadelphia -$250- Hudson Filly Trot -- $140,240 in 2015 Entrance Fee - $3,000 Entrance Fee - $400 To race Thursday, August 11 at the Indiana State Fair* -$500- Entrance Fee - $600 SUPPLEMENTAL NOMINATION: $3,000 HAMBLETONIAN No. 91 A Triple Crown Event TOMPKINS-GEERS No. 81 To race Saturday, August 27 at Yonkers KEYSTONE CLASSICS 2016 Elimination races, if necessary, will be raced Saturday, August 20. $1,000,000 Guaranteed • $58,662 in 2015 Entrance Fee - $2,500 (Initial) -$2,000- -$500- $91,800 in 2015 -$200- Open. To race Saturday afternoon, August 6 at The Meadowlands Colts & Geldings only. To race Friday, July 1 at Tioga Downs NOTE: In accordance with the conditions and with the intention of making fields of equal caliber, the eliminations, if necessary, of the HAMBLETONIAN® Pennsylvania-Sired Early Closing Event for 3-Year-Old Filly Trotters OPEN and the OAKS will be seeded by the following procedure: Elimination races, if necessary, will race Saturday, August 6 Entrance Fee - $1,000/$500 if split To race Monday, Oct. 3 at The Meadows Entrance Fee - $15,000 2nd Sustaining Fee, March 15: $400 1.
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