Monticello, NY — Freedomformysoul established a new Monticello Raceway track record for freshman pacing colts when Jimmy Morrill Jr. drove the son of If I Can Dream-Hello Grin to a 1:55.2 triumph in their Monday (July 21) division of the $110,000 New York Sire Stakes. The victory erased the former standard of 1:55.3 set by …
East Rutherford, NJ—Meadowlands Pace day (July 12) provided another perfect morning for Breakfast With The Babies with comfortable temperatures and little to no wind. The 2-year-old trotting star of the morning was 1:57.2 winner Lock Down Lindy, a filly from the first crop of Lucky Chucky from Love Lockdown. She led through a comfortable 1:01.2 …
Crawford Farms sponsors Meadowlands Pace and would like to congratulate He’s Watching for a stellar performance! East Rutherford, NJ—He’s Watching watched and waited for a straight shot to the finish line as he won the $776,000 Meadowlands Pace on Saturday (July 12) at Meadowlands Racetrack in an all-age world record-equaling 1:46.4. The time has been …
The New York Sires Stakes for 2-year-old trotting fillies highlighted a 13-race program on Thursday at Vernon Downs with four separate divisions being the focus of the night. The $27,750 first division (Race 5) went to Frou Frou (Conway Hall-Nowerland Hana) in 1:58.1. Frou Frou (Brett Miller) followed live cover from Northern Obsession (Ray Schnittker) and …
Nichols, NY — The New York Sire Stakes for 3-year-old trotting fillies were the featured events on a special 15-race program of racing at Tioga Downs on Monday night (June 23). The Sire Stakes races were carded as the seventh and ninth races on the program and both offered purses of $62,400. Mark MacDonald piloted …
The last time Sweetnsinful was at Buffalo Raceway it was on July 12, 2013, in the New York Sire Stakes for 2-year-old filly pacers. It was a day many will never forget as she was involved in one of the most horrific accidents ever seen at the Hamburg half-mile oval. This season she returned and …
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 …
