Crawford Farms is stepping up its support of harness racing by signing on as the sponsor of the Tattersalls Pace at the Red Mile. The Tattersalls Pace, first held in 1971, is The Red Mile’s top Grand Circuit event for 3-year-old colt pacers. “The Red Mile is one of the premier places to showcase our …
SINCE 1977, THE MEADOWLANDS PACE HAS PRODUCED SOME OF THE MOST THRILLING SPRINTS TO THE FINISH LINE IN RACING. THIS YEAR’S EVENT IS SURE TO BE NO EXCEPTION, AND WE HOPE YOU WILL JOIN US FOR THE 2018 CRAWFORD FARMS MEADOWLANDS PACE ON SATURDAY, JULY 14. POST TIME IS 6:35 PM. THE WORLD’S FASTEST 3-YEAR-OLD PACERS …
Going into the 93rd edition of the $1 million Hambletonian the big question was: Could the girl beat the boys? The answer is an emphatic yes. Trained by Rick Zeron and driven by his son Scott Zeron, Atlanta (2-1), the only filly in the prestigious race for 3-year-old trotters, wired the field of nine colts …
The downstate denizens took their turn Monday night (July 10th), with Yonkers Raceway hosting the $169,500 New York Sire Stakes Hugh Grant Pace for 3-year-old colts and geldings. A quartet of divisions began the local statebred season, with a first division ($42,975), first-up America’s Fleet (Jason Bartlett, $29) holding off What’s Goin’ On (Jim Morrill …
Easy as 1-2-3 for Crawford Farms in 2016 Hambletonian By Derick Giwner (DRF Harness, August 12, 2016) Often enough we don’t realize the total effect one event can have on so many differentpeople. When Marion Marauder won the2016 Hambletonian for driver Scott Zeron,trainer Paula Wellwood and owners MarionWellwood and Devin Keeling, the enormity ofthe moment …
CRAWFORD FARMS connections finish 1-2-3 in Hambletonian Final East Rutherford, NJ — It was big day for harness racing, and equally as fulfilling for Michelle and Albert Crawford as they watched Marion Marauder win Saturday’s (Aug. 6) $1 million Hambletonian by a nose over Southwind Frank in 1:51.4 at the Meadowlands Racetrack. Sutton was third …
Yannick Gingras’s tears of joy poured as steady as the rain that blanketed the 99th edition of the $1.05 million Hambletonian on Saturday at the Meadowlands. Already a Hall of Fame harness driver, Gingras, who turns 45 on Sunday, was paired with odds-on favorite Karl to win standardbred racing’s greatest prize with a flawless drive …
