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Sunday, A ugust 28, 2016
Bombs A w ay at M oh aw k
Longshots shake up Metro and Shes A Great Lady elims; next week?s finals drawn
? including the field for the 73rd edition of the Canadian Pacing Derby starring
Wiggle It Jiggleit, Always B Miki and more.
by Mark McKelvie / WEG standardbred communications
The finals are now set for the Metro Pace and Shes A Great
Lady after a wild elimination night Saturday (Aug. 27) at
Mohawk Racetrack.
A total of three $40,000 Metro Pace and two $35,000 Shes
A Great Lady eliminations were contested with some major
longshots putting an interesting spin on the action.
The Metro Pace eliminations for pacing colts and geldings
started with a bang, as Windsong Napoleon pulled off a 54-1
gate to wire upset.
I n today?s HRU
Marauder takes Yonkers
page 7
The Horse That Changed My Life
with Trond Smedshammer
page 9
Breaking Stride: New Jersey dreaming
page 10
L A Delight sets 1:49.1 career best in Nadia Lobell
page 11
Canadian Records set at Georgian
page 13
A son of Art Major out of Bunny Dearest, Windsong
Napoleon was blasted to the front by driver Phil Hudon to
post an opening-quarter of :27.1. The Carl Jamieson trainee
marched the field by the half in :56 and the three-quarter
pole in 1:24.3.
In the stretch, Windsong Napoleon drifted out a lane and
was confronted by Calvin K, who shot up the rail after sitting
the two-hole. The rookie pacing colts went toe-to-toe, but
Windsong Napoleon had no quit in him and fought off Calvin
K to win by a neck in 1:51.3.
?I got good fractions and everything worked out,?said
Hudon. ?He kicked in down the lane, I thought (Calvin K) was
getting up the inside and he dug back in.?
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Classic Pro finished third. Pointomygranson was fourth.
Owned by Jamieson, Thomas Kyron and Doug Good,
54-1 sh ot Wi ndsong Napol eon (Ph i l Hudon) w as part of th e upset
parade w h en h e w on th e f i rst M etro Pace el i mi nati on.
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next week?s final. A $2 win ticket on the pacer returned
$110.40.
The second elimination saw another fantastic stretch duel,
but this time it was the favorites battling it out. Jimmy Takter
trainee Ocean Colony defeated Ideal Wheel by a head in a
national season?s best 1:50.1.
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Th ats Th e Ti ck et (Syl v ai n Fi l i on) w on th e f i rst of tw o Sh es A Great
Lady el i mi nati ons at odds of 58-1.
Windsong Napoleon now has three wins in eight starts. The
colt, who was bred by Charalambos Christoforou and Bill
Loyens, was coming into the Metro elimination off a
disappointing seventh in the Nassagaweya, but Hudon
explained the reason for the poor effort.
?Last week I definitely shut his air off by letting (Calvin K)
go and tonight they put a choke plate on him, I didn?t rev him
up as much early and he was a lot calmer.?
Windsong Napoleon now has $63,004 earned heading into
Driven by Yannick Gingras, Ocean Colony left from post two
and quickly grabbed command. After an opening-quarter of
:27, Ideal Wheel made his way to the front after being parked
around the first turn.
The tempo was hot, as Ideal Wheel posted middle-half
fractions of :54.4 and 1:22.4.
In the stretch, Ocean Colony was angled to the outside by
Gingras and battled stride for stride with a gritty Ideal Wheel,
but ultimately got by for the impressive victory. Bobcat
Bound finished third, while fourth went to Darlings Dragon.
Saturday?s Metro elimination was the first time Ocean
Colony had a different driver other than Brett Miller.
?I was really impressed,?said Gingras. ?Brett told me
nothing but good things about him. He said they brought
him along slowly and he was really good at Tioga last week
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Th ats Th e Ti ck et (Syl v ai n Fi l i on) w on th e f i rst of tw o Sh es A Great
Lady el i mi nati ons at odds of 58-1.
and Jimmy told me the same thing.?
A $110,000 purchase at last year?s Lexington Selected
Yearling Sale, Ocean Colony is owned by Christina Takter,
John Fielding, Hatfield Stables, Marvin Katz, Al Libfeld and
Sam Goldband. The son of Somebeachsomewhere? Amora
Hanover was bred by Garth Bechtel. The pacer now has two
wins in five starts and $38,079 earned.
Ocean Colony paid $6.60 to win.
The final elimination was a throw down with Beyond
Delight scoring a 20-1 upset victory.
Bettors Dream fired out from post eight to post an
opening-quarter of :26.4. Some Attitude, who was parked
around the first turn, was pushed to the front by David Miller
and cleared just before reaching the half in :55.1.
Blood Line, the 8-5 favorite, was angled out from third by
Gingras to come first up around the far turn. The public?s
choice cleared to the front and led by two-lengths at the
three-quarter pole in 1:22.3. Meanwhile, Sylvain Filion was
able to get Beyond Delight off the rail on the far turn and sat
fifth turning for home.
In the stretch, Beyond Delight began pacing up a storm
when fed open racetrack. The Tony O?Sullivan trainee
powered by Blood Line to win by three lengths in 1:51.
The top two finishers were clear at the wire, but the same
could not be said for a trio of horses seeking third.
Southwind General shot up the rail to grab third just ahead
of Bettors Dream and R JP. However, a pair of inquires were
posted involving the three horses.
Southwind General was disqualified from third and placed
last for going inside three pylons in the stretch. The judges
also looked at contact between Bettors Dream and R JP at
the wire, but ruled there was no interference. Bettors Dream
was vaulted up to third and qualified for the final.
The lengthy review may have stolen some thunder for
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Ocean Col ony (Yanni ck Gi ngras) posted a 1:50.1 mi l e i n w i nni ng h i s M etro el i mi nati on.
Beyond Delight, who picked the perfect time to break his
maiden. Following the race, O?Sullivan discussed the recent
development of Beyond Delight into a Grand Circuit
contender.
?He was okay training down and then we kind of thought
he would be a racehorse, but in the last three weeks he has
just blossomed,?said O?Sullivan. ?We sent him down to Tioga
a couple weeks ago and he raced really well, took a shot at
the Nassagaweya based on that and he actually got locked in
last week and was very good.
?We kind of had a little bit of confidence coming in, but
racing against these type of colts that are more
accomplished, if he races good and makes the final it?s great,
but to race the way he did is really satisfying.?
Beyond Delight was a $50,000 purchase at last year?s
Harrisburg Yearling Sale and is owned by Jeffrey & Michael
Snyder and Four Friends Racing Stable LLC. The son of
Bettors Delight? Outtathisworld, bred by White Birch Farms,
now has $40,068 earned through eight starts.
pacing filly allowed Thats The Ticket to strike for a 58-1
upset.
Driven by Sylvain Filion, Thats The Ticket got away fifth
and sat in that spot along the rail until just before the
three-quarter pole. Candlelight Dinner got away third, but
made a quick brush to the lead after a :28.1 opening quarter.
The 1-9 favorite led the field to the half in :56.2 and then
paced a big :27.1 third-quarter to lead the field to the top of
the lane. In the stretch, Candlelight Dinner surrendered the
lead to Happy Hannah, who enjoyed a two-hole trip.
Happy Hannah appeared to have a victory in her sights, but
Thats The Ticket burst onto the scene late and surged by on
the far outside to win by half a length in 1:52.
World Apart finished third, while Blameitonthenight was
fourth. Candlelight Dinner faded back to finish fifth, but did
qualify for the final.
Thats The Ticket, who was a $60,000 Lexington Selected
Yearling Sale purchase, is trained by Chris Ryder for owners
The pacer paid $43.30 to win.
Similar to the Metro Pace, the Shes A Great Lady
eliminations started off with a major upset.
Candlelight Dinner was the talk of the town heading into
the ?Great Lady?eliminations, but an off night from the
tonight Sylvain said she wasn?t perfect, but obviously better.
?Being New York-bred we went to the half-mile tracks and
she couldn?t get around the turns at all and then at Vernon
she paced in (1):52? so that?s why we came here.?
Thats The Ticket now has $44,579 earned. A $2 win ticket
on the Ryder trainee returned $119.
The second elimination didn?t have nearly the same
fireworks, as even-money favorite Idyllic Beach prevailed in
1:51.1.
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LLi k e moth er, l i k e daugh ter? I dyl l i c Beach (Yanni ck Gi ngras), th e
daugh ter of 2010 Sh es A Great Lady ch amp I dyl l i c, w on th e f i nal
Sh es A Great Lady el i mi nati on.
Craig Henderson, Robert Mondillo and Lawrence Minowitz.
The daughter of Roll With Joe? Art Account was winless in
five starts coming into the Shes A Great Lady elimination.
Last week, Thats The Ticket, bred by Winbak Farm, was fifth
in a division of the Eternal Camnation, but paced home in
:26.3. Despite that closing effort, Ryder wasn?t satisfied in his
filly heading into Saturday?s contest.
?She paced home in :26 I know, but she?s been having
trouble getting around the last turn,?said Ryder. ?Even
The Jimmy Takter trained filly was unhurried at the start by
driver Gingras and found an early seat in sixth. Several fillies
clashed near the front in the early going, while Gingras was
able to pick up the cover of first over challenger Agent Q
heading into the far turn.
Agent Q became the new leader on the turn and reached
the three-quarter pole in 1:23.4. In the stretch, Idyllic Beach
came off cover and hooked up with Agent Q for a battle,
ultimately getting up to win by three-quarters of a length.
Awash and Everyones Watching finished third and fourth,
respectively. The final spot to the Shes A Great Lady final
was secured by Obvious Blue Chip.
A daughter of Somebeachsomewhere bred by Steiner Stock
Farm, Idyllic Beach entered Saturday?s elimination with three
wins in four starts.
?Just every start she is getting stronger and stronger,?said
Gingras. ?Early on we were a little bit worried about her
getting a little too hot, but now she?s two fingers and drives
real nice.?
Idyllic Beach is the first foal out of 2010 Shes A Great Lady
champion Idyllic.
A $100,000 Lexington Selected Yearling Sale purchase,
Idyllic Beach is owned by Christina Takter, John Fielding,
Brixton Medical Inc. and Marvin Katz. She now has $102,762
in earnings through five starts.
Here are the fields for next Saturday?s (Sept. 3) finals:
$661,000 Metro Pace
1. Beyond Delight
2. Darlings Dragon
3. Windsong Napoleon
4. Ocean Colony
5. Calvin K
6. Bobcat Bound
7. Classic Pro
8. Ideal Wheel
9. Blood Line
10. Bettors Dream
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Idyllic Beach paid $4.10 to win.
Following Saturday?s eliminations, the finals of the
$661,000 Metro Pace and $427,000 Shes A Great Lady were
drawn. The fourth-place finisher to draw into the Metro final
was Darlings Dragon.
The $616,000 Canadian Pacing Derby was also drawn
Saturday evening.
$616,000 Canadian Pacing Derby
1. Wiggle It Jiggleit
2. Nickle Bag
3. State Treasurer
4. Shamballa
5. Rockin In Heaven
6. Nirvana Seelster
7. All Bets Off
8. Always B Miki
9. Dealt A Winner
10. Evenin Of Pleasure
$427,000 Shes A Great Lady
1. Candlelight Dinner
2. Thats The Ticket
3. World Apart
4. Idyllic Beach
5. Everyones Watching
6. Agent Q
7. Awash
8. Obvious Blue Chip
9. Blameitonthenight
10. Happy Hannah
AE: Fade
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M arauder tak es Yonk ers
Marion Marauder easily won the lone elimination for the 62nd
Yonkers Trot, while Wildflower took the Hudson Trot and
Newborn Sassy won the Lady Maud Pace.
by Frank Drucker / Yonkers Raceway
Hambletonian winner Marion Marauder (Scott Zeron, $2.60)
made short work of his small-track debut, winning Saturday
(Aug. 27?s) lone $40,000 elimination for the 62nd Yonkers
Trot.
victory in the family. The colt is owned by Wellwood?s mother,
Jean Wellwood, and Paula?s son, Devin Keeling.
It was his seventh win in nine seasonal starts. The exacta
(two wagering choices) paid $7.80, with the triple returning
$22.60.
?I couldn?t have been more pleased with the way he trotted
the half tonight,?Zeron said. ?I?m confident in his abilities to
get the job done in the final.?
"We just wanted him to get off the gate clean and
command a race on a half-mile,?said co-trainer Mike Keeling.
"I think he showed everybody that he can do that. He steered
great and he trotted well."
Saturday?s card also featured a pair of events for
three-year-old fillies, the $118,574 Hudson Trot and
$109,050 Lady Maud Pace.
Pole-sitting and pocketed, 14-1 Wildflower (Dan Dube, $31)
picked off a drifting, odds-on Celebrity Eventsy (John
Campbell) to win the Hudson Trot.
Dave Landry
M ari on M arauder and Scott Z eron (sh ow n w i nni ng th e
Hamb l etoni an) w ere easy w i nners i n th e l one Yonk ers Trot
el i mi nati on Saturday ni gh t.
Marion starting from post three in a Yonkers Raceway
game of musical chairs (nine to eliminate one), took things in
his own hooves early. The 3-10 choice moved past first
leader Smalltownthrowdown (Dan Daley), then had few
issues (:29.2, :58.4, 1:28.1, 1:56.2).
The margin was a length-and-quarter over ?Smalltown,?
with Iron Mine Bucky (George Dennis) a drifting, three-hole
third.
The real fun came in the back of the bus, when the
second-tier Gleaming Memory (Ake Svanstedt) made an ugly
break that directly wiped out Lagerfeld (Mark MacDonald),
while any number of the trailers also broke, were impeded or
were just plain outrun.
Steed (Brian Sears) was a best-of-the-rest fourth, with
Hititoutofthepark (Corey Callahan), Cuffllink Hanover (Jason
Bartlett), Celebrity Express (John Campbell) and Lagerfeld
also earning berth into next Saturday?s $500,000 final. The
open draw for second jewel of Trotting Triple Crown is
scheduled for Tuesday morning.
Marion Marauder, a three-year-old son of Muscle Hill out of
Spellbound Hanover trained by Paula Wellwood, kept the
Celebrity Eventsy, the 1-4 choice, had no visible excuse,
waltzing around the oval (:28.2, 58.2; 1:27.3) with minimal
first-up pressure from Windowshopper (Ake Svanstedt). The
people?s preference owned a length-and-a-half lead into the
lane, but tired late.
Even with high-line urging from her chauffeur, she bore
out more than enough to give her pursuer a shot. Wildflower
ducked inside and stuck her tongue out a the wire, winning
the Kodak moment in 1:56.1.
Southwind Hope (Andy Miler), who slipped out in front of a
gapper down the backside, offered good late foot to grab
third while beaten a half-length.
Dream Child (Jason Bartlett) and Windowshopper grabbed
the final pay envelopes, while Hillosophical (Scott Zeron)
was outrun and Dancing in Thehall (Mack MacDonald) broke.
Wildflower was one of three trained by Svanstedt here
(Dancing in Thehall and Windowshopper, all racing
separately). The daughter of Muscle Hill? Lightning Flower is
co-owned by her trainer, Douglas Sipple and Mal & Janet
Burroughs. It was her third win in seven seasonal starts. The
exacta paid $60.50, with the triple returning $119.
?It?s the first time I?ve driven her,?Dube said. ?I looked at
the program and saw she doesn?t make breaks, and thought
she?d be a good horse for this track.
?I saw John?s filly (Celebrity Eventsy) starting to drift and
thought I had a chance. When she made that last lunge, I
thought I won it.?
Mike Lizzi
Dan Dube drov e Wi l df l ow er to v i ctory i n th e Hudson Trot.
In the Lady Maud Pace it was Newborn Sassy (Jordan
Stratton, $3) wreaking havoc for co-owner and trainer Jo
Ann-Looney King.
?Sassy?won this $109,050 event, rolling past Apple Bottom
Jeans (Jason Bartlett) late in 1:53.
Odds-on Newborn Sassy, leaving from post three, left into
an immediate two-hole behind second-choice Apple Bottom
Jeans.
The fave went to pull pocket, but ?
ABJ?was not in a giving
mood. She reseated her rival, then put up intervals of :27.4,
:56.3 and 1:25.2.
Stratton completed his own ?double,?having guided Kryptos
to win the Lismore Pace for this same division in late May.
?I knew we had a bit of a post disadvantage (against Apple
Bottom Jeans), so I took a chance at moving again,?Stratton
said. ?I?m not surprised Jason (Bartlett) wouldn?t let me go, so
I just had to wait.
?She?s a very talented filly, and I knew it pained (regular
driver) Timmy (Tetrick) not be get to drive her tonight. I?m
just fortunate the connections had confidence in me.?
Skinny Dipper (Brian Sears) made a move out of third, but
backpedaled in a hurry. Apple Bottom Jeans did get some
nighttime daylight, opening a couple of lengths entering the
final turn.
However, Newborn Sassy closed ranks and angled out,
wearing down the leader late and winning by a half-length.
Hug a Dragoness (George Brennan) photoed Cheyenne
Triengel (Scott Zeron) for third, with Time on My Hands (Dan
Dube) settling for the smallest envelope. Skinny Dipper
faded to last among the happy half-dozen.
Mike Lizzi
New b orn Sassy (Jordan Stratton) w on th e Lady M aud Pace i n 1:53.
For ?Sassy,?a Western Ideal miss out of Sass Newton, also
co-owned by CC Racing, it was her fourth win in 13 starts in
2016. The exacta paid $5.70, with the triple returning
$21.60.
While King won this race for a second consecutive season,
by Dave Briggs
Trond Smedshammer knows people are expecting him to
say either trotting Triple Crown winner Windsong?s Legacy or
$4.2 million winner Arch Madness changed his life. Instead,
the trainer opted to go old school with his choice.
?I would say Kosmo Girl would be the one ? if any of them
changed my life ? because she was a filly I owned solely by
myself that I sold for big money for me back then. This was
before I had big owners and had a Grand Circuit-type stable.
I was just racing some cheap horses in some sires stakes in
Pennsylvania,?Smedshammer said.
Smedshammer was 22 in 1989 when he came to the
United States from his native Norway. Seven years later, he
was just in his second or third year with his own stable when
he went to the 1996 Tattersalls Yearling Sale in Lexington,
KY and purchased a Sierra Kosmos filly out of Montesquieu
for $10,000.
Kosmo Girl went on to earn $360,689 on the track before
Smedshammer sold her.
?I hit a home run as an owner and that was a big deal back
then,?he said.
?She, probably, got me to the next step financially that I
felt that I could start to take a little bit more chances,?said
Smedshammer.
The result is more than 1,100 career wins and nearly $45
million in purses.
Dave Landry
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state as a whole. But most decisions, like the pending NJ
legislation, are determined by self-interest rather than
altruism. What is, or what we perceive to be, most beneficial
to our personal circumstances will determine what side of
the coin we want to see facing up. If, as rumor has it, some
money is on the table for the monopolies to loosen their grip
in exchange for support of the underlying legislation, it
would seem prudent to take it.
New Jersey dreami ng
by Trey Nosrac
My Lyft territory is not in New Jersey. I have never been to
New Jersey. I would have trouble indentifying New Jersey on
a topographical map. A deep appreciation of Bruce
Springsteen and the E Street Band and my regular donations
to the Meadowlands harness racetrack are the alpha and
omega of my New Jersey expertise.
My lack of actually residency, knowledge or
experience will not impede me from offering
suggestions to voters in the Garden State. A few
satirical, historical, allegorical analogies will
frame the issue.
Within my driving area is a pair of casinos and
a pair of horse racetracks. Customers log on for
transportation to these venues. Never has a customer pushed
their ride app and requested transportation to the casino or
racetrack farthest from their point of pickup. Location tells
the tale. Customers, for reasons of time and commerce, seem
to prefer the closest distance or the shortest route to their
destination. This probably means that many urban New
Jersyites are taking Lyfts and cash to other states, but other
states are not reciprocating.
My understanding, always suspect, is that Atlantic City
holds a monopoly on casinos in the state of New Jersey.
Monopolies irritate some of us. Many times in our history,
restricting commerce has led to trouble. It has also led to the
Sherman Antitrust Act, the Wire Act, and possibly the
Smoot?Hawley Act.
Questionable restrictions can affect us. My earliest cab
driving days for a monopolistic company were only fare
(ouch). Restrictions led me to Uber and then to Lyft. I have a
scheme to go free agent in the future, but don?t tell this to
my boss. Oh wait, I don?t have a boss. However, I do have an
iPad, a car, a service and a few scruples.
My heart goes out to struggling businesses that are
swamped with a tsunami of changing times and markets. My
beloved horse racing can relate, the cab companies can
relate, and you can probably relate. Everyone has to keep
dancing to a changing tune even if we don?t like the song.
Like everyone, I have my own agenda in this issue ? a girl
named Denise J. We met in a racing chat room and we are
scheduled to meet in person. Denise claims to be a
36-year-old divorcee with an empty nest. Denise reports that
she lives in May?s Landing, NJand enjoys harness racing. She
was happily employed at Atlantic City Race Course until the
plug was pulled.
Denise and moving to the beach are definite possibilities.
So here is a plan. Pass the legislation. Send some money
back to Atlantic City to transition to a destination that is not
quite so casino dependent. Of course it will not be easy, but
the AC gambling gig appears to be losing juice
every hour.
AC earmarks the funds to create a super safe,
super clean makeover. Bring in and build stuff
like aquariums, minor league ball parks, crime
museums, sandcastle construction competitions,
and the World?s Largest Diner. Dozens of harebrained ideas
should be concocted to draw people who like to vacation at
the beach but do not want to drive to Florida, or even to
South Carolina.
One very important harebrained idea is from yours truly. As
stated, I have an agenda.
Resuscitate the Atlantic City Race Course and have a
snappy little summer race season that the Meadowlands
could support with horses, purses and ingenuity. Maybe even
turn it into a training center when harness racing in New
Jersey is again booming. Make this dormant track part of a
pull to bring people to the New Jersey coast.
Gosh, I enjoy sitting in my car, listing to music, wagering on
harness races and saving the world.
So, let us recap. The Meadowlands Racetrack receives a
slots license. AC gets a jolt. The New jersey breeding industry
goes off life support. Atlantic City Race Course reopens.
If things fall into place, Denise goes back to work. She
sends me her last name and a photo. I start using my real
name. I drive my business to south New Jersey and set up
shop. I get harness racing and the beach. Life is good.
Have Prius - will travel (within a few miles).
To us outsiders, passage of legislation that would place
casinos outside of Atlantic City looks to be beneficial for the
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Dav e Pal one scooted L A Del i gh t up th e Li gh tni ng Lane at Th e M eadow s to w i n th e Nadi a Lob el l i n a career-b est 1:49.1
L A Del i gh t sets 1:49.1 career best
i n Nadi a Lob el l
she?s not familiar with it, you?re concerned. I knew I had a
handful of pace. It was just a question if I could get to him
quick enough.?
by Evan Pattak / The Meadows
L A Delight powered through the Lightning Lane and
scored in 1:49.1, a career best and the fastest of the three
Nadia Lobell editions hosted by The Meadows through the
years. I Said Diamonds was a half-length back in second, with
Yankee Moonshine third. Bob McIntosh trains the homebred
daughter of Bettor?s Delight? West Of L A, who soared over
$800,000 in career earnings, and owns with CSX Stables and
Al McIntosh Holdings.
Denied the early lead by a stubborn I Said Diamonds, L A
Delight stalked her from the pocket and blew by her in the
Lightning Lane to capture Saturday?s $140,000 Nadia Lobell
for three-year-old filly pacers at The Meadows.
It was the O?Brien winner?s first victory outside of Canada.
The field of five was compact but distinguished; the
quintet boasted nearly $2.2 million in combined career
earnings entering the Nadia Lobell. But the equation
changed with the break of one of the favorites, Call Me
Queen Be, at the start. With that, Jim Pantaleano hustled I
Said Diamonds from the rail to the lead and would not
release L A Delight and Dave Palone.
?I think Jim did the right thing,?Palone said. ?When Call Me
Queen Be ran, he probably thought it was a two-horse race.
He wanted to make me work, and I was lucky enough to get
behind him. It turned into a sprint.?
When it became just that two-horse race that Pantaleano
may have envisioned, Palone wasn?t sure he?d have the
stronger filly late.
?I thought Jim would have two handfuls left,?he said.
?Anytime you have to head one into our passing lane when
?I?ve driven a lot of good fillies, won a couple Jugettes, but
this filly ranks right up there,?Palone said. ?She?s so handy
she makes your job easy.?
$186,672 PASS ? 2YOCP
When trainer Ray Schnittker was en route to The Meadows
for Saturday?s co-feature, A PA Sires Stake known as the Tyler
B, he contemplated the possibility of a sweep with his
youngsters, Huntsville and Summer Side.
?I thought we had a shot,?Schnittker said. ?We had the right
driver on them.?
That driver, Tim Tetrick, transformed Schnittker?s daydream
to reality when he piloted both colts to victory in their
$93,336 divisions. Huntsville?s win was the more spectacular,
as he triumphed in 1:50, erasing Yankee Bounty?s stake
Chris Gooden
Dav e Pal one scooted L A Del i gh t up th e Li gh tni ng Lane at Th e M eadow s to w i n th e Nadi a Lob el l i n a career-b est 1:49.1
record of 1:50.4 and the track record for freshman colt pacers
of 1:50.3 held jointly by I?m Some Graduate and Fear The
Dragon.
A son of Somebeachsomewhere? Wild West Show,
Huntsville was away third before quarter-poling to the top.
He was unthreatened thereafter, downing Boogie Shuffle by
one-and-three-quarter lengths. Fear The Dragon, who was
seeking a sweep of PASS preliminary legs, had to settle for
show in a vain effort to defend his track record. Schnittker
owns Huntsville with Ted Gewertz, Charles Iannazzo and
Steven Arnold.
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?He?s had two straight tough trips coming first over, and he
got the job done this week,?Schnittker said of the son of Well
Said? Beachy Lady, a $15,000 yearling acquisition for
Schnittker and co-owner Howard Taylor. ?I think he?s a real
horse. He?s bred great ? She?s A Great Lady is his second
dam. If he stays sound, he could be anything.?
Both Schnittker colts cemented spots in the $250,000 PASS
championship. Asked to compare the two, Schnittker said:
?Huntsville is a foot bigger, probably has hopples six inches
longer. He?s a different type of horse than Summer Side.?
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Canadi an Records set at Georgi an
Muscle Hustle demolished the Canadian record for sophomore trotting colts with a
1:52.2 performance in his Ontario Sires Stakes Gold event, while
Lookslikeachpndale set a new all-age Canadian trotting standard for five-eighths
mile tracks with a 1:51.3 score in the Earl Rowe Memorial
by Sandra Snyder / OSS publicity
New Image Media
M uscl e Hustl e (sh ow n w i nni ng at M oh aw k earl i er th i s season) set a track , Ontari o Si res Stak es and Canadi an record w i nni ng h i s Gol d
Seri es di v i si on at Georgi an Dow ns on Saturday ev eni ng i n 1:52.2 f or dri v er Ch ri s Ch ri stof orou, Jr. and trai ner Per Henri k sen.
Trainer Per Henriksen and driver Chris Christoforou, Jr. had
a golden map to the winner?s circle at Georgian Downs on
Saturday (Aug. 27), sweeping both $105,000 Ontario Sires
Stakes (OSS) Gold Series divisions for the three-year-old
trotting colts and geldings.
that tonight,?said Christoforou. ?He got off the gate well,
made the front and was a very strong winner. He?s a very
smart colt and has a strong pedigree. He has improved quite
a bit in the last three months.?
First off the gate from the Henriksen stable was Bee In
Charge, who was sent to the front from post five by
Christoforou. The pair hit the quarter in :29 and then sailed
on through a :57.4 half and 1:26.2 three-quarters. Reigning
division champion Tony Soprano pressed the pace through
the final quarter, but Bee In Charge dug in and trotted under
the wire one-and-a-half lengths on top in 1:54.3 Tony
Soprano finished second and fan favorite Sass was third.
Melvin Hartman of Ottawa, ON and David McDuffee of
Delray Beach, FL share ownership of Bee In Charge, who is a
Manofmanymissions? Beehive half-brother to their $3.9
million winning mare Bee A Magician. Saturday?s win was the
second in Gold Series action this season for the gelding bred
by White Birch Farms. Bee In Charge and Christoforou were
also victorious at Mohawk Racetrack in the June 27 season
opener. From five wins, two seconds and one third in 10
sophomore starts Bee In Charge has earned $153,940.
?Bee In Charge has raced well this season and continued
On the advice of Henriksen, Christoforou employed similar
tactics in the second Gold division, sending Muscle Hustle to
the front from the rail. The colt roared through fractions of
:27, :55.4 and 1:23.3 and stayed game to the wire for a head
victory in a track, OSS and Canadian record 1:52.2 for a
five-eighths mile track. Warrawee Roo was a game second
and Dia Monde was just one-half length back in third.
?I knew I had two good horses and I thought the first one
(Bee In Charge), I thought he was going to win, and the
second one (Muscle Hustle), I talked to Chris and I said, ?I
think this horse is very good. Send him to the front and park
them, you?ve got no friends out there,??said Henriksen of the
front-end effort. ?I knew that Muscle Hustle was a very good
horse.?
Muscle Hustle?s 1:52.2 mile lowered the 1:53.4 OSS and
Canadian record B Strike Three had set at Georgian Downs in
a Gold Final in June, 2008.
In addition to Muscle Hustle?s three-year-old trotting colt
record, Georgian Downs fans also witnessed an all age track
and Canadian record in the Honourable Earl Rowe Memorial
Trot. Lookslikeachpndale, in rein to Paul MacDonell, scorched
under the wire in 1:51.3 to win the $100,000 contest for
trainer Luc Blais and owner Determination of Montreal, QC.
Former Ontario Sires Stakes competitor Charmed Life was
second and Il Sogno Dream was third.
Henriksen conditions Muscle Hustle for Ecurie Bergh Inc. of
Norwood, ON. In 10 sophomore starts the unaltered son of
Muscle Mass? Crown Laurel bred by Brittany Farms boasts a
record of six wins and two seconds for earnings of $174,850.
He was also victorious in Gold Series action at Mohawk
Racetrack on July 11.
them both, and they don?t have very many issues
health-wise.?
Both colts had abbreviated two-year-old seasons due to
sickness, two starts for Bee In Charge and three for Muscle
Hustle, but Henriksen said their limited number of starts and
future schedule are the extent of the similarities between
the two trotters.
?They?re different horses. Bee In Charge you can do
anything to. He don?t care what you do to him, he?s laid back,
and the other one is a little more high strung and wants to
have it his way, and that?s also the reason he is a little
ignorant and stubborn sometimes,?noted the Norwood, ON
resident. ?That?s the reason he is heading for that opening in
the first turn sometimes.?
Muscle Hustle made a break in the August 10 Gold event
at Grand River Raceway, attempting an early return to the
paddock on the first turn and making a break when driver
Randy Waples disagreed with the plan. Christoforou said the
colt was flawless on Saturday and expects big things from
the trotter through the last two months of stakes action.
?Muscle Hustle was tremendous tonight,?said the
reinsman. ?He does have a tendency to try and pull himself
up at times, but was all business tonight. Hopefully he?s
getting over that now and will finish off the season minding
his manners. I think he?s going to go some big trips before
the year is over and proved tonight he is a top flight colt, and
not just in the OSS.?
Through the first four Gold Series events Bee In Charge
and Muscle Hustle sit atop the three-year-old trotting colt
division standings with 133 and 130 points, respectively. The
colts will make their last Gold Series start on Oct. 6 at
Mohawk Racetrack and the top 10 point earners from the
five regular season events will then compete in the
$250,000 Super Final at Mohawk on Oct. 15.
So long as they remain healthy, Bee In Charge and Muscle
Hustle will spend their Gold Series break competing against
the best trotters in North America. On Sept. 3 Mohawk
Racetrack hosts the Simcoe Trot, and eliminations for the
Canadian Trotting Classic are slated for Sept. 10 with the
$700,000 Final going postward on Sept. 17.
?They were sick when the Hambletonian went so we?ve just
got to look forward and hope they stay healthy, and then they
will make pretty good money,?said Henriksen. ?They are both
pretty big size, good looking horses, and with a nice gait to
Lost in Yonkers?
Once again Yonkers proves it doesn't care about racing.
Why do they need to have an elimination (for the Yonkers
Trot) to eliminate one horse? As long as they are going to
have a trailer in the elimination, why not have all nine
horses go into the final? How hard are these horses going to
race and what does a trainer tell the driver before the elim?
?Just don't finish last?? I'm glad they didn't have 10 horses
enter or they would have had two five-horse eliminations.
? Barry Miller / Jeffersontown KY
?Let?s not get snobby?
In response to a reader suggesting that a driver should
have 50 drives at the Meadowlands to qualify to drive in the
Hambletonian, that's ridiculous! I appreciate what Mr. Gural
is doing at his track also, but don't deprive the fans and
bettors of seeing quality racing by having an elitist or
separatist rule. The Hambo is a great race, but next he'll
want the same rules for the Breeders Crown and
Meadowlands Pace. Let's not get snobby in harness racing. It
should have a "Free For All" environment.
? David Marshall / Chicago, IL
Malarkey from NY and PA
I recently received political mail from business interests
from New York and Pennsylvania. It tells me that placing two
casinos in North Jersey will bring crime, prostitution, and
untold horrors to the State of New Jersey. This is an affront to
the citizens of our State for multiple reasons. New York and
Pennsylvania are building and expanding casinos to lure
Jersey dollars with unlimited advertising budgets. They don't
seem to be worried about bringing unsavory characters to
their States. It is pretty safe to assume that our neighbors are
much more interested in continuing to take business out of
New Jersey than in protecting our morals. Can New Jersey
citizens be that gullible not to see through what is pure
malarkey?
We need more stories like MJB Got Faith
Thanks for the follow up article on MJB Got Faith and the
young owner's story about getting a possible movie. I first
heard about the horse and owner right here at Harness
Racing Update. I was lucky enough to be playing Scioto
Downs and got to see the latest race that the horse won. We
need more stories like this featuring the family roots of
harness racing and how the small owner can still make it big
today. I hope the movie gets made and provides more
awareness of our great sport. I look forward to watching the
race at Northfield Park and wish them the best of luck. Win
or lose it still will make a great story. Thanks again.
? John Chambers / Lansdowne, PA
? Al Gatto / Roselle Park, NJ
RA CE RESULTS
2-Charmed Life (b,m,6 - Majestic Son-Christina M-Muscles Yankee)
O-Menary Racing Inc, Brad Gray, Michael Guerriero B-William Jones
T-David Menary D-James MacDonald
3-Il Sogno Dream (b,h,5 - Cantab Hall-Le Reve-Fill V) O-Bill Manes,
Dan Manes, Leonard Christopher, Randy Christopher B-Reve Avec
Moi Dreamwithme T-Christopher Beaver D-Trevor Henry
Replay unavailable
HOOSI ER PA RK report
GEORGI A N DOWNS report
Saturday's Results:
3, Geo, $105,000, T, O.S.S. GOLD LEG #4 - 3 YEAR OLD COLT TROT
(STARTING FEE $800.)
1-Bee In Charge (b,g,3 - Manofmanymissions-Beehive-Balanced
Image) O-Melvin Hartman, David Mc Duffee B-White Birch Farm
T-Per Henriksen D-Chris Christoforou, $52,500, Lifetime Record
12-5-2-1, $153,940
2-Tony Soprano (b,c,3 - Kadabra-Windsong Soprano-Windsongs
Legacy) O-Robert McIntosh Stables Inc, Mardon Stables, Paradox
Farm Inc, Dave Boyle B-Lothlorien T-Robert McIntosh D-Stephen
Condren
3-Sass (br,c,3 - Kadabra-Armbro Equinox-Conway Hall) O-Hudson
Standrdbrd Stb Inc B-Hudson Standrdbrd Stb Inc T-Mark Steacy
D-James MacDonald
Replay unavailable
7, Geo, $105,000, T, O.S.S. GOLD LEG #4 - 3 YEAR OLD COLT TROT
(STARTING FEE $800.)
1-Muscle Hustle (b,c,3 - Muscle Mass-Crown Laurel-Cantab Hall)
O-Ecurie Bergh Inc B-Brittany Farms T-Per Henriksen D-Chris
Christoforou, $52,500, Lifetime Record: 13-7-2-1, $184,010
2-Warrawee Roo (b,c,3 - Majestic Son-Karoon-Yankee Glide)
O-Determination B-Warrawee Farm T-Luc Blais D-James MacDonald
3-Dia Monde (b,g,3 - Deweycheatumnhowe-Lady Bar-Malabar Man)
O-June & Thomas Durand, Allan Smith B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc
T-Thomas Durand D-Thomas Durand
Saturday's Results:
5, HoP, $25,000, P, **INDIANA SIRES STAKES** 3 Year Old Colts and
Geldings - Consolation, 27.1, 56.3, 1:24.2, 1:52.4, GD
1-Downthehighwy (c, 3, Dontgetinmyway--Happy Tears, by Dr Drew),
$16,500 2014 IN-PREM O-Mack Racing Stables LLC. B-Mack Racing
Stables LLC. T-Robert Taylor. D-Ross Leonard, $12,500, Lifetime
Record: 26-8-5-2, $224,900
2-Le Gambe (g, 3, Shadyshark Hanover--Armbro Bahama, by
Artiscape) O-Ronald C Michelon. B-Ronald C Michelon. T-Erv Miller.
D-Trace Tetrick, $6,250
3-Paver Jack (c, 3, Panspacificflight--Not Home Yet, by Art's
Conquest) O-Leroy L Slabaugh. B-Leroy L Slabaugh. T-Leroy
Slabaugh. D-Sam Widger, $3,000
Calls: 3H, 3H, 3, Q, H - Finish Order: Enoch, Always A Force, Mgsperkg
Bluegrass, Great Moves
To watch the race replay click here
10, HoP, $21,000, T, Invitational (N/W $10,500 (IS & mares $13,500)
in Last 5 starts draw ins), 27.4, 57.1, 1:25.0, 1:53.4, FT
1-Call For Justice (h, 4, Justice Hall--Mika's Mazurka, by SJ's Caviar)
O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC. B-Mary C Katz
& C Kevin Thomas. T-Ron Burke. D-Ricky Macomber Jr, $10,500,
Lifetime Record: 46-17-7-4, $246,259
2-Churita (m, 4, Airzoom Lindy--Stonebridge Volare, by Yankee Paco),
$3,700 2013 HOOSIER O-Jackie D Porter. B-Devon R Chupp. T-Matt
Rheinheimer. D-Trace Tetrick, $5,250
3-Fusion Man (h, 7, Valley Victor--Classical Girl, by Malabar Man),
$9,500 2010 SHS-HBG O-Tdtrot LLC. B-Mark E Knepp & Leroy Kemp.
T-Jeff Smith. D-Tyler Smith, $2,520
Calls: 7, 7, 7, 4T, NK - Finish Order: Captain John Henry, Kandy King,
Bluebird Reverend, Natural Herbie
Replay unavailable
9, Geo, $100,000, T, HONOURABLE EARL ROWE MEMORIAL TROT
1-Lookslikeachpndale (b,h,4 - Muscle Hill-Poster Pin Up-Andover
Hall) O-Determination B-Joyce Mc Clelland T-Luc Blais D-Paul
MacDonell, $50,000, Lifetime Record: 28-10-4-3, $256,488
RA CE RESULTS
13, HoP, $75,000, P, **INDIANA SIRES STAKES** 3 Year Old Colts and
Geldings - Final (blanket presentation to winner by ISA), 26.4, 54.1,
1:22.2, 1:50.4, FT
1-Matrix Of Luck (c, 3, Rockin Image--My Taylor's Maid, by
Artsplace), $26,000 2014 HOOSIER O-Burke Racing Stable LLC &
Frank D Baldachino & Brian K Carsey & John E Mcgill. B-Luckiana
Farm. T-Ron Burke. D-Ricky Macomber Jr, $37,500, Lifetime Record:
22-10-3-2, $342,625
2-Duel Of Truth (c, 3, Total Truth--Final Duel, by Western Hanover),
$19,000 2014 BHS O-Emerald Highlands Farm. B-Emerald
Highlands Farm. T-Brian Brown. D-John De Long, $18,750
3-Bourbon Chase (g, 3, Palone Ranger--Stonebridge Beauty, by
Camluck) O-Kristin M Shetler & Dan Shetler Jr. B-Kristin M Shetler
& Mike A Hollenback. T-Dan Shetler. D-Dan Shetler, $9,000
Calls: Q, 2, 3Q, Q, 1Q - Finish Order: Uncmprmising Z Tam, Jack's A
Rockin, Imagineuwithoutme, Tough Mudder, Achill's Z Tam, Ville Valo,
Southern Rocker
M OHA WK report
Saturday's Results:
1, Moh, $20,000, T, NW $12,000 LAST 5 STARTS OR NW $22,000
LAST 10 STARTS. AE: OPT. CLM. $30,000. AE: NW $4,100 LAST 3
STARTS
1-Cash For Gold (b,g,5 - Cash Hall-Microwave Muscles-Muscles
Yankee) O-Armando Cappuccitti, Robert Watson, Mike Bartram,
Auciello Stables B-Jetset Stable, Sonja Booth T-Carmen Auciello
D-Jonathan Drury, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 50-11-11-5, $167,543
2-White Becomes Her (b,m,5 - Angus Hall-Pursuing Keagan-Malabar
Man) O-Twilight Stables Inc B-Peninsula Farm Inc T-Benoit
Baillargeon D-Mario Baillargeon
3-Murmur Hanover (b,g,6 - Majestic Son-Mrs Ronerail-Donerail)
O-Richard Berthiaume B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc T-Richard Moreau
D-Sylvain Filion
2, Moh, $35,000, P, SHES A GREAT LADY - ELIMINATION - 2 YEAR
OLD FILLIES. STARTING FEE $3,000 CDN $2,400 U.S
1-Thats The Ticket (b,f,2 - Roll With Joe-Art Account-Artsplace)
O-Craig Henderson, Robert Mondillo, Lawrence Minowitz B-Winbak
Farm T-Christopher Ryder D-Sylvain Filion, $17,500, Lifetime Record:
6-1-1-1, $44,579
2-Happy Hannah (b,f,2 - Well Said-Hallie Gallie-Village Jolt) O-Stan
Klemencic, Hudson Standrdbrd Stb Inc, Hutt Racing Stable
B-Winbak Farm T-Mark Steacy D-Randall Waples
3-World Apart (b,f,2 - Art Major-Polar Opposition-Rocknroll
Hanover) O-South Mountain Stables LLC, The Bays Stable LLC, Little
E LLC, Radio Racing Stable B-Diamond Creek Farm Llc T-Linda
Toscano D-Tim Tetrick
3, Moh, $40,000, P, METRO - ELIMINATION - 2 YEAR OLDS.
STARTING FEE $5,000 CDN $4,000 U.S
1-Windsong Napoleon (b,c,2 - Art Major-Bunny Dearest-Precious
Bunny) O-Carl Jamieson, Thomas Kyron, Douglas Good
B-Charalambos Christoforou T-Carl Jamieson D-Phillip Hudon,
$20,000, Lifetime Record: 8-3-2-1, $63,004
2-Calvin K (b,c,2 - Classic Card Shark-Road To Pandalay-Matts
Scooter) O-Hutt Racing Stable B-Winbak Farm T-Tony O'Sullivan
D-Jody Jamieson
3-Classic Pro (b,c,2 - Shadow Play-Kattimon-Astreos) O-Dr Ian
Moore, R G McGroup Ltd, Serge Savard B-Winbak Farm T-Dr Ian
Moore D-Randall Waples
1-Ocean Colony (b,c,2 - Somebeachsomewhere-Amora
Hanover-Western Ideal) O-Christina Takter, John Fielding, Hatfield
Stables, Mkatz Alibfeld Sgoldband B-Garth Bechtel T-Jimmy Takter
D-Yannick Gingras, $20,000, Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-0, $38,079
2-Ideal Wheel (b,c,2 - American Ideal-Bet On Luck-Bettors Delight)
O-Mac Nichol B-Stephen Dey T-Casie Coleman D-David Miller
3-Bobcat Bound (b,c,2 - Somebeachsomewhere-Sugarcoated-The
Panderosa) O-Carl Jamieson, Thomas Kyron, George Harrison
B-Steve Jones T-Carl Jamieson D-Jody Jamieson
5, Moh, $25,000, P, NW $21,000 LAST 5 STARTS OR NW $28,000
LAST 10 STARTS. AE: OPT. CLM. $50,000. AE: NW $185,000 LIFETIME
1-Nirvana Seelster (b,g,5 - Camluck-No Strikes Against-Western
Hanover) O-Bruce Davy B-Seelster Farms Inc T-William Budd
D-Phillip Hudon, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 102-23-11-20, $479,016
2-Carracci Hanover (b,g,5 - Somebeachsomewhere-Cohiba
Mary-Artsplace) O-Richard Berthiaume B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc
T-Richard Moreau D-David Miller
3-Jins Shark (b,g,5 - Four Starzzz Shark-Gordons Jin Ms-Real Artist)
O-Aaron Waxman B-Craig Mc Evoy T-James Ciaran Morrison
D-Douglas McNair
6, Moh, $35,000, P, SHES A GREAT LADY - ELIMINATION - 2 YEAR
OLD FILLIES. STARTING FEE $3,000 CDN $2,400 U.S
1-Idyllic Beach (b,f,2 - Somebeachsomewhere-Idyllic-American
Ideal) O-Christina Takter, John Fielding, Brixton Medical Inc, Marvin
Katz B-Steiner Stock Farm T-Jimmy Takter D-Yannick Gingras,
$17,500, Lifetime Record: 5-4-1-0, $102,762
2-Agent Q (b,f,2 - Western Terror-Teenage Paige-Real Desire)
O-Martin Scharf, William Rochetti Jr, Tanya Rochetti, Robert Muscara
B-Wm Wood T-Aaron Lambert D-David Miller
3-Awash (b,f,2 - Somebeachsomewhere-Apogee Hanover-Jeremes
Jet) O-Bradley Grant B-Roger Hammer T-Tony Alagna D-Tim Tetrick
RA CE RESULTS
7, Moh, $22,000, P, NW $14,600 LAST 5 STARTS OR NW $23,000
LAST 10 STARTS. AE: OPT. CLM. $40,000. AE: NW $110,000 LIFETIME
1-Traceur Hanover (b,h,4 - Western Ideal-Transference-Camluck)
O-Richard Berthiaume B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc T-Richard Moreau
D-Sylvain Filion, $11,000, Lifetime Record: 26-8-3-3, $460,288
3-Electric Western (b,g,5 - Electric Stena-Dear Stena-Western
Hanover) O-Rene Dion, Susanne Kerwood B-Rejean Lassonde
T-Rene Dion D-Randall Waples
SCI OTO DOWNS report
2-Shadow Place (b,g,5 - Shadow Play-Loving Place-Artsplace)
O-Robert Kyle Fellows, Carl Stafford B-Dan Belliveau T-Robert Kyle
Fellows D-Richard Zeron
3-Wazzup Wazzup (b,g,8 - Life Sign-Paula Seelster-Camluck)
O-Rolling Hills Racing Stables B-High Stakes Inc T-Corey Johnson
D-Randall Waples
1-Beyond Delight (b,c,2 - Bettors Delight-Outtathisworld-Rocknroll
Hanover) O-Jeffrey Snyder, Michael Snyder, Four Friends Racing Stbl
LLC B-White Birch Farm T-Tony O'Sullivan D-Sylvain Filion, $20,000,
Lifetime Record: 8-1-1-3, $40,068
Saturday's Results:
2, ScD, $20,000, P, COLTS AND GELDINGS 3 YEAR OLD OPEN OHIO
SIRED PREFERRED, 26.0, 54.1, 1:22.3, 1:51.4, FT
1-Gotmoneyinmypocket (g, 3, Feelin Friskie--Fran Anna, by
Expensive Scooter) O-Jerry Zosel & Kathy Ratcliff. B-Jerry Zosel &
Kathy Ratcliff. T-Jim Dailey. D-Randy Tharps, $10,000, Lifetime
Record: 23-9-6-3, $165,098
2-Smoke Up Johnny (g, 3, Big Bad John--Leda's Twoeleven, by
Bettor's Delight), $20,000 2014 OH-SEL O-Parent Racing Stable LLC.
B-Conquest Acres Lp. T-Doug Hinklin. D-Greg Grismore, $5,000
3-Hustling Charley (c, 3, Charley Barley--Hartangel, by Art Major)
O-Ryan S Holton & Danny R Collins. B-Lisa C Ezzo. T-Danny Collins.
D-Kyle Ater, $2,400
Calls: 10, 6Q, 4, T, 2Q - Finish Order: Nothin Fancy, Winwood Mac,
Meadowbrookthunder, Hash-tag Chrome
2-Blood Line (b,c,2 - Somebeachsomewhere-Blood
Diamond-Western Ideal) O-Diamond Creek Racing B-Diamond Creek
Farm Llc T-Jimmy Takter D-Yannick Gingras
3-Bettors Dream (b,g,2 - Bettors Delight-Enduring Dream-Dream
Away) O-John Fielding, Domenic Chiaravalle, Scott McEneny
B-Dunroven Stud Llc T-Scott McEneny D-Tim Tetrick
11, Moh, $20,000, P, 5 YEAR OLDS & YOUNGER, NW 6 RACES OR
$80,000 LIFETIME
1-Poisonous (b,h,4 - Art Major-Shes Poison-Western Ideal)
O-Bayama Farms Inc, Gaston Bibeau, Sylvain Descheneaux, 9174
7998 Quebec Inc B-Diamond Creek Farm Llc T-Richard Moreau
D-Jonathan Drury, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 18-5-5-3, $69,327
7, ScD, $25,000, P, OPEN I POST POSITIONS 7 & 8 ASSIGNED
REMAINDER DRAWN, 26.0, 53.3, 1:21.3, 1:50.2, FT
1-Ardyne Ace (g, 10, Aces N' Sevens--Hertown Hanover, by Big
Towner), $2,200 2007 CAN-OPEN O-Daniel R Fawcett & Stephen P
Richard. B-William M Crow, CA. T-Jim Pollock Jr. D-Jeremy Smith,
$12,500, Lifetime Record: 246-51-34-30, $497,953
2-Lost For Words (h, 4, Well Said--Thou Shalt Not, by Real Desire),
$50,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Country Club Acres Inc & William J
Robinson & Richard M Lombardo & Strollin Stable. B-Lindwood
Farm. T-Brian Brown. D-Chris Page, $6,250
3-Tyd Theglyde (h, 4, Well Said--Chocolate Art, by Artiscape),
$19,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Clyde A Perfect. B-W JDonovan. T-Ron
Potter. D-Ronnie Wrenn Jr., $3,000
Calls: 7H, 4Q, 3, 3H, 1 - Finish Order: Legal Transfer, K Ryan Bluechip,
Lyons Jimmydean, Odds On Equuleus, My Hero Ron
2-Easy Lover Hanover (b,g,3 - Somebeachsomewhere-Easy Go
Go-Pro Bono Best) O-Bradley Grant B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc
T-Benjamin Wallace D-Douglas McNair
RA CE RESULTS
THE M EA DOWS report
Saturday's Results:
5, Mea, $93,336, P, *****TYLER B***** PA SIRE STAKE - 2 YEAR OLD
C&G PACE 1ST OF 2 DIVISIONS, 27.1, 55.4, 1:24.2, 1:51.4, FT
1-Summer Side (c, 2, Well Said--Beachy Lady, by Jenna's Beach Boy),
$15,000 2015 SHS-HBG O-Raymond W Schnittker & Howard A
Taylor. B-Fair Winds Farm Inc & Steve Jones. T-Ray Schnittker. D-Tim
Tetrick, $46,668, Lifetime Record: 5-2-2-0, $124,703
2-Boogie Shuffle (c, 2, Well Said--Ciela Hanover, by Real Artist)
O-Fox Hollow Farm. B-Fox Hollow Farm. T-Mark Harder. D-Scott
Zeron, $23,334
3-Fear The Dragon (c, 2, Dragon Again--Armbro Cinnamon, by
Western Ideal) O-Emerald Highlands Farm. B-Perretti Farms. T-Brian
Brown. D-David Miller, $11,200
Calls: H, 1H, H, 1, 1T - Finish Order: Eddard Hanover, Perfectly Close,
Braley Hanover, Photobombr Hanover, Filibuster Hanover
YONK ERS report
2-Normandy Beach (c, 2, Somebeachsomewhere--Symphony In
Motion, by Bettor's Delight), $90,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-W JDonovan.
B-Joseph V Jannuzzelli & Carol Demarch. T-Ron Burke. D-Yannick
Gingras, $23,334
3-Downbytheseaside (c, 2, Somebeachsomewhere--Sprig Hanover,
by Allamerican Native), $65,000 2015 LEX-SEL O-Country Club
Acres Inc & Joe Sbrocco & Richard M Lombardo. B-Blue Chip Farms
LLC & Janet A Seltzer & Jeffrey Scott Rabinowitz & Jordan JFarkas.
T-Brian Brown. D-David Miller, $11,200
Calls: 1H, 2, 3H, H, NK - Finish Order: Western Joe, Bellows Binge,
John Dally, Bettor's Pick, Louie The Shark
8, Mea, $140,000, P, ****NADIA LOBELL**** 3 YEAR OLD FILLY PACE,
26.2, 54.2, 1:22.0, 1:49.1, FT
1-L A Delight (f, 3, Bettor's Delight--West Of L A, by Western
Hanover) O-Robert McIntosh Stables Inc, CA & C S X Stables & Al
McIntosh Holdings Inc, CA. B-Robert McIntosh Stables Inc, CA & C S
X Stables & Al McIntosh Holdings Inc, CA. T-Robert Mcintosh.
D-Dave Palone, $70,000, Lifetime Record: 22-17-1-2, $830,388
2-I Said Diamonds (f, 3, Well Said--Silksndiamonds, by Falcon
Seelster), $30,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Little Bapa, LLC. B-Flintlock
Farm Inc. T-Matias Ruiz. D-Jim Pantaleano, $35,000
3-Yankee Moonshine (f, 3, Yankee Cruiser--Bootleg Yankee, by
Allamerican Native), $42,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable
LLC & Jt45 & Lawrence R Karr & Weaver Bruscemi LLC. B-Charles E
Keller III. T-Ron Burke. D-Yannick Gingras, $16,800
Calls: 1H, 1H, 2, 1H, H - Finish Order: Kiss Me Onthebeach, Call Me
Queen Be
9, Mea, $93,336, P, *****TYLER B***** PA SIRE STAKE - 2 YEAR OLD
C&G PACE 2ND OF 2 DIVISIONS, 27.1, 55.1, 1:23.0, 1:50.0, FT
1-Huntsville (c, 2, Somebeachsomewhere--Wild West Show, by
Western Hanover) O-Raymond W Schnittker & Theodore Gewertz &
Charles V Iannazzo & Steven Arnold. B-Raymond W Schnittker &
Charles V Iannazzo. T-Ray Schnittker. D-Tim Tetrick, $46,668,
Saturday's Results:
3, YR, $22,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF $20,250 IN LAST 5 STARTS,
27.3, 56.1, 1:24.3, 1:52.3, FT
1-Scott Rocks (g, 6, Rocknroll Hanover--Plant A Kiss, by Blissfull
Hall), $15,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Susan M Oakes & Chuck Pompey.
B-Perretti Farms. T-Chris Oakes. D-Eric Goodell, $11,000, Lifetime
Record: 94-28-18-18, $455,479
2-Duel In The Sun (g, 6, Cambest--Magical Western, by Western
Hanover), $19,000 2011 LEX-SEL O-Vip Internet Stable LLC & Mark
S Ford. B-Denim Stable. T-Mark Ford. D-Jason Bartlett, $5,500
3-Jeneral Patton (h, 5, Art Major--Time N Again, by Jate Lobell),
$105,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Vincent A Ali Jr & William JMackenzie.
B-Steve H Stewart & Birch Hollow Farms. T-Bill Mac Kenzie.
D-Daniel Dube, $2,640
Calls: 9Q, 6, 2H, 1H, T - Finish Order: Bettorever, Second Wind N,
Casimir Jitterbug, Shady City, Betting Exchange
28.3, 58.0, 1:25.4, 1:53.4, FT
1-Stolen Car (h, 8, Mach Three--Ashlee's Luck, by Camluck)
O-Muscara Racing Trust. B-Nurko N Sokolovic, CA & Craig A Barss,
CA. T-Darran Cassar. D-Eric Goodell, $11,000, Lifetime Record:
164-27-38-17, $552,693
2-Reuben Brogden N (g, 8, Real Desire--Ruby Choozday, by
Presidential Ball) O-F Bellino & Sons LLC. B-G M Bowen, NZ.
T-Michael Russo. D-Brian Sears, $5,500
3-Kindofabigdeal (g, 5, No Pan Intended--Star Of Show, by Astreos),
$30,000 2012 FOREST O-Hudson Standrdbrd Stb Inc, CA. B-R Peter
& David B Heffering, CA. T-Pat Lachance. D-Pat Lachance, $2,640
Calls: 3, 7, 3Q, 3Q, NS - Finish Order: Somewhere Fancy, Fiery Lustre
N, Pansformative, Mah Sish N, Mach Pride
RA CE RESULTS
5, YR, $45,000, P, OPEN HANDICAP POST POSITIONS 1-8 ASSIGNED,
26.3, 55.1, 1:22.2, 1:50.4, FT
1-Doctor Butch (h, 6, Art Major--Classical Yankee, by Jenna's Beach
Boy), $55,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Kenneth E Jacobs. B-Frederick W
Hertrich III. T-Linda Toscano. D-Brent Holland, $22,500, Lifetime
Record: 122-31-25-22, $1,200,402
8, YR, $45,000, T, OPEN HANDICAP POST POSITION 1 ASSIGNED
POST POSITIONS 2-8 DRAWN, 28.2, 57.3, 1:26.0, 1:54.0, FT
1-Undercover Strike (g, 8, Striking Sahbra--Under The Pines, by Pine
Chip), $17,000 2009 FOREST O-Gerard Stuchbury. B-Reg W & Donna
M Higgs, CA. T-Thomas Milici. D-Jason Bartlett, $22,500, Lifetime
Record: 96-26-18-11, $561,213
2-Melmerby Beach (h, 5, Somebeachsomewhere--Db Blue Chip, by
Art Major) O-Ettore Annunziata Rev Tr. B-Schooner Ii Stable, CA.
T-Ettore Annunziata. D-Daniel Dube, $11,250
3-P H Supercam (g, 9, Million Dollar Cam--Callwood Ivy, by Run The
Table) O-Jeffrey Bamond Jr. B-Dr R James Shive, CA. T-Jeffrey Bamond
Jr.. D-Jason Bartlett, $5,400
Calls: 1H, 1H, NS, NS, NS - Finish Order: Sapphire City, The Real One,
Mcardles Lightning, Feel The Need A, Western Rockstar A
2-Melady's Monet (g, 7, Revenue S--Keystone Melady, by Keystone
Smothers) O-Melady Enterprises LLC. B-Luca & Ester Balenzano.
T-Kevin Mc Dermott. D-Tyler Buter, $11,250
3-Somebody As (g, 7, Striking Sahbra--Noblesse As, by Mack Lobell)
O-Acl Stuteri Ab & Kjell Johansson, SD. B-Acl Stuteri Inc. T-Anette
Lorentzon. D-Andy Miller, $5,400
Calls: 1H, 1T, 1H, 2, 1H - Finish Order: Fashion Creditor,
Dewycolorintheline, Luminosity, E R Ellie, Honor And Serve
6, YR, $40,000, T, THE $540,000 YONKERS TROT ELIMINATION 3
YEAR OLD OPEN, 29.2, 58.4, 1:28.1, 1:56.2, FT
1-Marion Marauder (c, 3, Muscle Hill--Spellbound Hanover, by
Donerail), $37,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Marion JWellwood, CA & Devin
W Keeling, CA. B-William G Mulligan. T-Paula Wellwood. D-Scott
Zeron, $20,000, Lifetime Record: 22-8-6-3, $1,156,891
2-Smalltownthrowdown (g, 3, Cash Hall--Ann's Promise, by Balanced
Image), $21,000 2014 MORRIS O-Ann-Mari Daley & James A
Crawford IV & Donald W Brenner & Richard M Lombardo. B-David R
Firmstone. T-Dan Daley. D-Dan Daley, $10,000
3-Iron Mine Bucky (c, 3, Explosive Matter--My Foolish Dream, by
Dream Vacation) O-Iron Mine Branch LLC. B-Julie A & Lois JSwann.
T-Greg Haverstick. D-George Dennis, $4,800
Calls: NS, 1H, 1H, 1H, 1Q - Finish Order: Steed, Hititoutofthepark,
Cufflink Hanover, Celebrity Express, Lagerfeld, Gleaming Memory
9, YR, $109,050, P, THE $109,050 LADY MAUD FINAL 3 YEAR OLD
FILLIES, 27.4, 56.3, 1:25.2, 1:53.0, FT
1-Newborn Sassy (f, 3, Western Ideal--Sass Newton, by Storm
Compensation), $38,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Cc Racing LLC & Jo Ann
Looney-King. B-Winbak Farm. T-Jo Ann Looney-King. D-Jordan
Stratton, $54,525, Lifetime Record: 23-12-4-3, $491,365
2-Apple Bottom Jeans (f, 3, Mr Apples--Scylla Hanover, by The
Panderosa) O-Kdk Standardbreds. B-Kdk Standardbreds. T-Kevin
Switzer. D-Jason Bartlett, $27,262
3-Hug A Dragoness (f, 3, Dragon Again--Hip Huggers, by Nobleland
Sam) O-Sylvia A & Ronald JBurke. B-Sylvia A & Ronald JBurke.
T-Ron Burke. D-George Brennan, $13,086
Calls: 1H, 1H, 2, 1T, H - Finish Order: Cheyenne Triengel, Time On My
Hands, Skinny Dipper
7, YR, $118,574, T, THE $118,574 HUDSON TROT FINAL 3 YEAR OLD
FILLIES, 28.2, 58.2, 1:27.3, 1:56.1, FT
1-Wildflower (f, 3, Muscle Hill--Lightning Flower, by Yankee Glide),
$42,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Ake Svanstedt Inc & Douglas E Sipple &
Mal & Janet Burroughs LLC. B-Spring Haven Farm & Doug Millard
Holdings Usa Inc., CA. T-Ake Svanstedt. D-Daniel Dube, $59,287,
2-Celebrity Eventsy (f, 3, Manofmanymissions--Little Ms Queenie, by
American Winner) O-Celebrity Farms. B-Kentuckiana Farms Gen Par.
T-Staffan Lind. D-John Campbell, $29,643
3-Southwind Hope (f, 3, Muscle Hill--Honey Pie, by Angus Hall),
$52,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Andy Miller Stable Inc & Little E LLC &
Lawrence S Dumain. B-Southwind Farm. T-Julie Miller. D-Andy Miller,
$14,228
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1H, NS - Finish Order: Dream Child,
Windowshopper, Hillosophical, Dancing In Thehall
RA CE RESULTS
10, YR, $35,000, P, WINNERS OVER $25,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS
HANDICAP POST POSITIONS 1&2 ASSIGNED POST POSITIONS 3-6
DRAWN POST POSITIONS 7&8 ASSIGNED, 26.4, 55.1, 1:23.3, 1:51.3, FT
1-Luck Be Withyou (h, 5, Western Ideal--Trim Hanover, by Camluck),
$77,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-John H Craig, CA. B-Brittany Farms. T-Chris
Oakes. D-Eric Goodell, $17,500, Lifetime Record: 64-23-9-3,
$1,255,281
27.1, 56.0, 1:23.4, 1:52.1, FT
1-Great Vintage (h, 8, American Ideal--Art's Vintage, by Artsplace),
$65,000 2009 LEX-SEL O-Christina Takter & John D Fielding, CA &
Goran N Anderberg, SD & Goran C Falk. B-Brittany Farms & Brian P
Monieson Revtrust. T-Jimmy Takter. D-Mark Macdonald, $13,000,
Lifetime Record: 128-38-21-11, $1,035,753
2-Take It Back Terry (g, 7, Western Terror--Second Symphony, by
Abercrombie), $30,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Burke Racing Stable LLC &
Weaver Bruscemi LLC & Lawrence R Karr & Phillip Collura. B-Vae
LLC. T-Ron Burke. D-George Brennan, $8,750
3-Mcerlean (h, 7, McArdle--Igottwowordsforyou, by Cam's Card
Shark), $20,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Muscara Racing Trust. B-Perretti
Farms. T-Darran Cassar. D-Tyler Buter, $4,200
Calls: H, 2, 2, 4, 1 - Finish Order: Winds Of Change, Phil Your Boots,
Lyonssomewhere, Forty Five Red, Ghost Pine
2-Fool Me Once (h, 6, Art Major--Fool That I Am, by Jenna's Beach
Boy), $70,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Bradley JGrant, CA. B-Roll The Dice
Stable. T-Tony Alagna. D-Jordan Stratton, $6,500
3-Hillbilly Hanover (g, 7, Dragon Again--Hattie, by Abercrombie),
$105,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Thomas Ceraso Jr. B-Hanover Shoe
Farms Inc. T-Jack Franklin. D-Brent Holland, $3,120
Calls: NS, 2, 1H, 1H, H - Finish Order: Somewhere In L A, Rock On
Moe, Freespin N, E Z Noah, Bettor Rock On N
11, YR, $35,000, P, 4 YEAR OLD OPEN HANDICAP POST POSITIONS
1-6 ASSIGNED, 27.2, 54.4, 1:23.0, 1:50.4, FT
1-Cooperstown (h, 4, Four Starzzz Shark--American Charm, by
American Ideal), $25,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Brian & Ira Ross Wallach.
B-Brittany Farms. T-Daniel Renaud. D-Jason Bartlett, $17,500,
Lifetime Record: 62-12-14-9, $376,761
2-Artistic Major (h, 4, Art Major--Western Dancer, by Western
Hanover), $30,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-David L Van Dusen & Michael J
Cimaglio & Steve M Elliott & Gunjan P Patel. B-Samuel I Stoltzfus.
T-Steve Elliott. D-Brent Holland, $8,750
3-Make Some Luck (g, 4, Camluck--Mustang Kensley, by Western
Hanover), $19,000 2013 CAN-YS O-Jody C Jamieson, CA & Rene M
Allard. B-Stan Klemencic, CA. T-Rene Allard. D-Daniel Dube, $4,200
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1H, H - Finish Order: Americanprimetime, Dreams
Beachboy, Mysharona Bluechip

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