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Sunday, A pri l 10, 2016
Ev eryth i ng but j ai al ai
Mark Loewe has led a nomadic life from a standardbred trainer to the manager of horse tracks of all breeds ?
even a greyhound track ? but now feels at home as the vice-president of Ohio racing operations for Penn
National Gaming overseeing thoroughbred?s Mahoning Valley and harness racing?s Dayton Raceway.
by Bob Roberts
Scan Mark Loewe?s resume, particularly the roster of tracks
where he has worked, and your pari-mutuel curiosity might
leave you with at least one unanswered question.
I n today?s HRU
Setting The Odds with Joe Faraldo
page 5
Wire To Wire - Blair Burgess Snubbed for Hall of Fame?
page 8
Bit Of A Legend, Wiggle It Jiggleit top Levy, Round 4
page 10
Dovuto Hanover takes open handicap; JK Endofanera last
page 10
War N Munn wins Youthful at Mohawk
page 11
Brad Conrad
Loew e (l ef t) w i th Hal l of Fame dri v ers Dav e Pal one, Joh n
Campbel l and Dav i d M i l l er.
?Hey Mark, what, no jai-alai frontons, inventorying cestas
and pelotas??
?No, never worked one,?said Loewe. ?But I?ve been to one.?
Of course he has. Loewe, one of the busiest managers in
racing, perhaps even a lone wolf in the wagering world, has
worked with pacers and trotters, thoroughbreds, quarter
horses, even greyhounds and the electrical rabbits they
chase.
But it?s his current position as vice-president of Ohio racing
operations for Penn National Gaming that makes Loewe one
of the most unique front office officials in North America.
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M ark Loew e conti nued
While there is no
documentation,
Loewe is believed to
be the only
horse-racing operator
to currently be calling
the shots at separate
thoroughbred and
harness tracks at the
same time. Two tracks,
two breeds.
Loewe, 58, runs the
75-day harness
meeting at Dayton
Mark Hall - USTA
Raceway as well as
M ark Loew e
the 100-day
thoroughbred stand
at Mahoning Valley Race Course in Austintown, OH, a suburb
of Youngstown. The tracks are 234 miles apart.
There are days when Loewe is actually in both places at
the same time. Well, almost at the same time.
?I?ll leave Mahoning Valley around 3 p.m. and while I don?t
make the daily double at Dayton, I?ll make part of the card,?
he said.
In addition to quarterbacking the two tracks, Loewe also
travels to Columbus for the monthly meetings of the Ohio
State Racing Commission.
?I can handle two tracks at once, and the Commission
meetings, because I have good teams in both locations,?said
Loewe.
Too busy to exhale? Not really. These days, his schedule is
actually a reduction of duty compared to just two years ago.
Back in 2014, Loewe was wearing hard hats and a couple of
soft caps, one for thinking, the other for tipping farewell.
While he was overseeing the construction of Dayton
Raceway and Mahoning Valley, Loewe was also in charge of
the fading race programs at Raceway Park in Toledo, which
was replaced by the Dayton track, and Beulah Park in the
Columbus suburb of Grove City, which eventually made way
for the Youngstown area track.
?At one point, I was managing live racing at two tracks and
two piles of dirt that would become racetracks,?said Loewe.
?I was living in Columbus, which put me in the center of all
the activity.?
By the end of 2014, Beulah (in May) and Raceway Park
(June) closed so Dayton (Oct. 3) and Mahoning Valley (Nov.
24) could open and Loewe could begin his
standardbred-thoroughbred juggling act.
thought he was good, but not that good.?
That good was winning the 1992 Little Brown Jug by a
nose over super pacer Western Hanover in a dramatic raceoff.
Fake Left?s brave effort denied his rival the Pacing Triple
Crown.
?I guess you could say I got stupid at the wrong time,?said
Loewe.
As for dealing with two different breeds of owners and
trainers, Loewe doesn?t see much of a difference.
Nonetheless, Loewe had put down his condition sheets and
picked up a microphone.
?I?m not racing, but horsemen are horsemen,?he said. ?I
don?t find it hard to deal with them. And I see many
similarities in thoroughbred and harness horsemen. ?
?My first job was as the TV handicapper at Pompano Park. I
did it for a few years and then worked my way up, going from
the simulcast department to the race office to assistant
racing secretary to racing secretary, to director of racing.?
Loewe?s roots are in harness racing, but from the backside,
not the frontside.
As a teenager, his love for the sport had him taking subway
lines, buses and trains from his Manhattan home to groom
horses at Yonkers and Roosevelt Raceway, but he fulfilled his
promise to his parents to get a college education.
?I graduated from St. John?s University in 1978 with a
degree in government and politics,?said Loewe. ?Still, I
wanted to be at the track.?
After 13 years at the Florida track, Loewe took a short
detour, putting together a sale for Hanover Shoe Farm in
Pennsylvania.
But he was back in racetrack management in early 2005 as
the racing operations manager at Prairie Meadows, an Iowa
facility that was a triple threat for horseplayers.
?It was a unique situation,?said Loewe. ?We had
thoroughbreds, quarter horses and harness racing. The
So in the early 1980?s he launched a career as a driver and
a trainer. Among his clients was George Steinbrenner, the
late owner of the New York Yankees, whom he trained for in
the mid 1980?s.
?We had a great relationship. I lasted longer with George
than Billy Martin,?said Loewe, referring to the fiery Yankee
manager who was hired and fired five times by Steinbrenner.
Loewe trained his share of good horses, including
Threefold and Goalie Jeff, but it?s the one who got away at
the end of his backstretch career in 1991 that sometimes
haunts him.
?I decided to try racing from the frontside and a couple of
factors went into my decision,?said Loewe. ?My wife and I
were starting a family and the constant travel from track to
track was getting to me. Plus, I didn?t like the direction that
racing and medication were going. I wasn?t going to win
races that way.?
One of the horses that he turned over was a pacer with a
big knee who had moderate success (five wins in 14 races) as
a two-year-old. His name was Fake Left.
?We got him for $20,000 because he had run into a fence
post and hit his right knee,?said Loewe. ?I broke him and
thoroughbreds and quarters shared the same racing surface,
but we had to turn it over for the harness horses and it was a
mile track.?
?I?m in the right state, now,?said Loewe. ?My only goal is to
keep it growing and going strong.?
Loewe recognized a good opportunity when he saw one
and left Prairie Meadows in 2007 to spend some quality time
with man?s best friend as the general manger of the Sanford
Orlando Kennel Club in Florida.
?It was a chance to join a big company,?he said. ?Penn
Gaming had recently purchased the greyhound track. It was
my first job as a general manager. I was there for
two-and-a-half years.?
In the fall of 2010, Loewe headed for Penn Gaming?s
foundation track ? Penn National Race Course ? where he
spent two years as the track?s vice-president of racing
operations.
His work at the track at the foot of the Blue Mountain
range helped prepare him for the racetrack management
challenge of a lifetime ? two tracks and those two piles of
dirt that would become Ohio?s newest racetracks.
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Harness Raci ng Update
an ?industry project?is solely track specific or is really an
industry initiative that has measurable value to the game.?
Co-mingled betting pools with Europe will be a more
regular occurrence at Yonkers in the next three years
? JF: Even money. ?Hopefully starting in May 2016 unless we
hit a bump in the road.?
This week, the president of the Standardbred Owners
Association of New York predicts the future of the sport.
Handicap the chances the following will occur:
Betting on the sport in the state of New York will increase
in each of the next three years ? JF: 5-1 ?because of
increased competition from sports gaming contests.?
You and Jeff Gural will join forces and pool resources on a
major industry-wide marketing initiative in the next three
years ? JF: 100-1 ?Jeff said that we don?t share the same
vision for the sport.?
You and Jeff Gural will join forces on any industry project in
the next three years ? JF: 5-1 ?It depends if the definition of
In the next three years, harness tracks in New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware will work together to
coordinate schedules to address declining horse numbers
and help fill races in all jurisdictions
? JF: 30-1 ?as that would involve too much of a constriction
of racing opportunities (dates) that would have a long-term
greater negative economic impact on the owners in the
sport. It would also require track owners to give up
advantages they now enjoy after years of being ignored,
made to feel insignificant as the step children of those who
used to enjoy those privileges? Everyone at times is short of
horses but we all make do.?
A number of big-name trainers will be handed major fines
and suspensions this year over the alleged Glaucine
positives in New York ? JF: 3-1 ?Unfortunately, the trainer?s
responsibility rule which I argued against in the Federal
Court system up to the U.S. Supreme Court while construing
Setti ng Th e Odds conti nued
the rule as a rebuttal presumption also has a catch all that a
trainer in these cases has a ?duty to guard and protect the
horse from the administration?of any foreign substances.
Some defined specifically and some generically whose
administration within certain time periods is prohibited with
outer limits of seven days. Many of these trainers are well
known and respected, one I have personally used in the past.
I'm sorry to say they will face the same fate as others. The
process is the same for all of us. I have dealt with this NY lab
and its predecessor in the past and it is difficult to fight the
pharmacologist who has been at this for years. This does not
for a moment mean that this Class ll drug has been
intentionally administered by anyone, but it raises the
question of a per se violation of the trainer?s responsibility
rule. I don't think these very respected trainers are any
different than most other trainers who are, and have all,
participated under the same responsibility rule. These rules
of conduct are followed by the regulators as that is their own
mandate in order to protect every participant and those
bettors we still have in the game. Fortunately for the game
there are a very high number of samples tested in the U.S.
with a very low incidence of reported positives as per the
ARCI.?
More trainers than those announced this week will test
positive this year for allegedly high levels of Cobalt and be
handed major fines and suspensions by the state of New York
? JF: 4-1 ?Cobalt is problematic from a diagnostic point of
view and its pharmacological effect is still subject to debate
as is it excretion time from a horse's system.?
In the next 10 years, Yonkers will expand the size of its
half-mile track to a five-eighths or larger ? JF: 1,000-1
?When the VLTs first came to YR, the horsemen offered to
pay for a conversion to a 5/ 8ths. The ?no way?response was
accompanied by the statement that our horsemen would race
over a postage stamp for the money we would eventually
race for.?(Setting The Odds Longshot)
The USTA will make a substantial reduction in its number
of directors in the next five years ? JF: 15-1 ?It has been
studied in the past and the only change that has occurred is
due to the unfortunate downsizing of racing venues.?
The USTA will still be funding social media beyond 2017
? JF: 3-1 ?With some increased oversight or with some other
vendor, but it will go forward. Continued monitoring and
oversight is necessary. Just throwing more money at a
problem is not solving it.?
Setti ng Th e Odds conti nued
The SOA of New York will supply additional funding to the
USTA?s social media campaign in the next three years
? JF: 30-1 ?The SOA of NY does our own work where we can
realize results. If efforts are track specific, or do not show
benefit industry wide, the SOA will not commit funds.?
racing will supposedly share if this should pass.?
The USTA will still be supporting the cost of getting major
harness racing events televised beyond 2017
? JF: 3-1 ?TV according to many is not beneficial in this
technology age but I believe in limited support of the TV
effort. A few years ago, when the USTA leaders were subject
to unfair criticism for their decision to study the specific TV
issue before committing funding in excess of what is done
now, that was unfortunate even for the advocates of the then
inflated plan. Undermining dedicated leadership with
uninformed but well meaning membership outrage leads to
reactionary decision making without thoughtful
consideration.?
A major casino will open in Manhattan in the next five
years ? JF: 100-1 ?Heard all those discussions sometime
before. We'll have to wait for pigs to fly.?
You will become president of the USTA in the next 10
years ? JF: 10-1 ?If I was to be a candidate and was elected I
would bust my butt. I am devoted to the game and beholden
to no one. As SOA president I am very used to serving for
years without pay and while that is the same as the USTA, in
my case, that may be that it is a measure of real value.?
A casino will open at the Meadowlands by 2019
? JF: 8-1 ?There are many suitors for a slice of that pie and
The Meadowlands choice of Hard Rock as a partner in an
effort to gain some inside track has backfired.?
Takeout on wagering at tracks in New York will be lowered
on most bets from the current level ? JF: 100-1 ?Lowering
takeout needs much higher wagering to compensate for lost
revenue. Also, tracks are more inclined to take signal at
higher rates as they make more money on those imported
signal. Sounds good plays out bad. Double whammy.?
You will own a major stakes winning-horse in the next five
years ? JF: 25-1 ?Maybe Schnittker or someone like him can
save me there. Otherwise, I rely on the horsemen's wisdom
?even a blind squirrel can find an acorn.?Maybe.?
In the next five years, New York will allow shipped semen
? JF: 30-1 ?NYS sees an economic benefit to its agriculture
industry by maintaining this prohibition for its eligibility to
its Sire Stakes program and resident mares incentive. While
NY dedicates 10 per cent from VLTs to racing and breeding
they can and will continue with this.?
The New York Sires Stakes program will still have the
highest total purses in the sport five years from now
? JF: 5-1 ?Competition and reorganization of formula
distribution of available funds by other jurisdictions which
become healthy with racino/ casinos can become more
aggressive and have the power to be more competitive. NYS
may not be the leader, but we will be a real player for sure.?
Horse racing will still ? for the most part ? have the
support of politicians in New York five years from now
? JF: 3-1 ?There are thousands upon thousands of jobs in
the most labor intensive industry in NYS. Its agriculture,
farming and breeding components are far too important to
the economic engine in NYS.?
Citizens of New Jersey will pass the 2016 constitutional
amendment to allow casinos in the north of the state
? JF: 4-1 ?Over the past decades, only two referenda on NJ
have been defeated. The only thing that may make a
difference is the war between viewed economic views of the
north and the south. I am interested in the participation that
I had similar thoughts this week ? minus the knucklehead
part ? learning trainer Blair Burgess was not elected to the
Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame. What were the voters
thinking?
This is not a knock on the man the voters did pick in the
driver/trainer category. Quebec legend Yves Filion is a fine
choice (see Paul Delean?s lead story in Friday?s edition of
HRU for his credentials). Filion is definitely worthy of serious
consideration as evidenced by the fact he?s been on the
ballot in the past.
But with Hall of Fame rules stating only one person can be
elected in each category, I?m simply trying to understand the
voting logic ? or lack thereof ? of Filion earning the nod
over Burgess and driver Trevor Ritchie.
Was Blair Burgess snubbed for
the Canadian Hall of Fame?
I would have thought Burgess would win that race by open
lengths. In fact, he should be a Hall of Famer in both Canada
and the United States.
Burgess has outstanding credentials, including several
career achievements most, if not all, of the trainers already
enshrined in the Canadian Hall cannot match.
Let?s start with the Holy Grail. Burgess has won the
Hambletonian not once, but twice (Amigo Hall in 2003,
Glidemaster in 2006). He is the only Canadian in the history
of the sport, and only the second person of any nationality
USTA
Tw o-ti me Hamb l etoni an w i nner Bl ai r Burgess
When Ken Griffey, Jr. was elected to the Baseball Hall of
Fame in January with the largest percentage of any inductee
in history, the story wasn?t that he received 99.3 per cent of
the votes, but who were the three knuckleheads that didn?t
vote for him.
Bl ai r Burgess conti nued
(Steve Elliott being the other), to win harness racing?s four
biggest stakes races ? the Hambletonian, Pepsi North
America Cup, Little Brown Jug and Meadowlands Pace (twice
? 14 years apart, in fact ? which shows his career longevity
and continued success).
He has excelled as a trainer of stakes champions of both
gaits as evidenced by the fact he conditioned a U.S. and
Canadian Horse of the Year in pacer Real Desire and a U.S.
Horse of the Year and Trotting Triple Crown winner in
Glidemaster. In fact, Burgess pupils have won two Horse of
the Year awards in Canada (Tell All (tied) in 2007 and Real
Desire in 2002) and two in the United States (Real Desire in
?02 and Glidemaster in 2006).
Voted the Canadian Trainer of the Year in 2007, Burgess has
seven other O?Brien Awards to his credit over a career in
which he?s won over 1,000 races and nearly $28 million.
strengthens a Hall of Fame that is only as good as its
inductees.
That?s not to say the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame
is lacking, just that it could be better. Outside of integrity ?
of which both Burgess and Filion reportedly excel ?
accomplishments should be the only measure of worthiness.
In baseball, a long list of star players with great stats are
not enshrined in Cooperstown. The Baseball Hall of Fame is
notoriously hard to get into, which is why it is one of the
most highly regarded Halls in the world and the honor is
truly meaningful.
In harness racing, we have a long list of exceptionally
talented, tremendously successful people worthy of
consideration, but not all will, or should, be inducted.
Blair Burgess more than deserves the honor.
He?s also excelled as an astute picker of horses. Many of his
biggest stakes stars were moderately-priced yearling
purchases. Glidemaster was $10,000, Real Desire cost
$16,000, Frugal Gourmet was $15,000, Amigo Hall was
$32,000, Road Machine was $22,000 and Armbro Deuce and
Tell All were $30,000 apiece.
Yes, the process is subjective and can be political, but
evaluating the candidates strictly on merit, the fact Burgess
did not make the cut is questionable.
He has produced multiple champions over multiple years
on both gaits with the North America?s biggest spoils in his
trophy case.
I?m not saying Filion doesn?t deserve to be a Hall of Famer,
but, perhaps, not ahead of Burgess.
Best I can figure it out, enough people voted strategically
for Filion ? perhaps because he has been on the ballot in
past years; perhaps because he?s 69, 15 years older than
Burgess; perhaps both ? which, in turn, denied Burgess the
honor in the first year he was eligible.
While it?s nice to see a class gentleman from one of
racing?s greatest families honored and it?s tempting to say
Burgess likely will be inducted next year or the year after
that, there?s no guarantee, which is why I?m not a fan of
strategic voting.
If voters consistently select those with the very best
accomplishments ? ignoring age or number of times on the
ballot or regional interests or likeability ? it only
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Bit Of A Legend, Wiggle I t
Jiggleit top Levy, Round 4
Horse of the Year, making his second series start, won the
draw in the second division and his rivals dutifully demurred.
Yonkers Raceway?s Saturday night brought with it the
fourth round of the George Morton Levy Memorial Pacing
Series.
The result was a qualifier-esque first half (:28, :56.3) and a
:54.3 back portion (1:24.1, 1:51.1). The final margin was
two-and-three-quarter lengths over P H Supercam (Jason
Bartlett), who outgamed a pocket-sitting All Bets Off (Matt
Kakaley).
Wiggle It Jiggleit, a four-year-old Mr. Wiggles? Mozzi
Hanover gelding, is now two-for-three this season and
25-for-30 in his $2 million-plus career. George Teague Jr. and
Teague Racing Partnership co-own WIJI, trained by Clyde
Francis. The exacta paid $16.20, with the triple returning
$27.60.
?It?s as if he didn?t have the break after last season,?
Montrell Teague Jr. said. ?When I looked over and saw
everyone else take of the gate, I knew it was his race. I just
popped the plugs, never even had to ask him.?
Mike Lizzi
Bi t Of A Legend N (Jordan Stratton) i s now si x -f or-ei gh t i n North
A meri ca
Four, $50,000 divisions brought the series further in focus,
with the gazing especially glaring at both Wiggle It Jiggleit
and Bit Of A Legend N.
Starting with the latter, even-money Bit Of A Legend N
(Jordan Stratton, $4) extended his perfect preliminary
resume, easily winning the third division from the pocket in
1:51.2. Making the first lead (:27.4) from post position No. 5
(in one notch after a scratch), Bit of a Legend N yielded to
Let?s Drink on It (Tim Tetrick).
That one then led the way (:55.2, 1:23.1), taking a
length-and-a-half lead into the lane. Unfortunately,
something went awry with Let?s Drink on It, who faded to
last, but not before he carried Bit Of A Legend N to the
Promised Land.
He won by a length in 1:51.2, with a second-over
Lettucerockthem A (Brian Sears) second and Limelight Beach
(Yannick Gingras) third.
Bit Of A Legend N, a seven-year-old Down Under son of
Bettor?s Delight? Soky?s Legend owned by Harry von
Knoblauch and trained by Peter Tritton, has won six of his
eight North American starts. The exacta (two wagering
choices) paid $14.80, with the triple returned $54.
Tetrick bookended Saturday night?s other Levy groupings,
the first with Ideal Cowboy ($11.20) in 1:52.1 and the finale
with Mach it So ($3.40), also in 1:52.1.
Ideal Cowboy, from second-over, snapped Take it Back Terry
(George Brennan) by a neck??Terry?s?first series
defeat? while Mach it So went the distance to edge Te
Kawau N (Gingras) by a nose.
? Frank Drucker / publicity director, Empire City @ Yonkers
Raceway
Dovuto Hanover takes open
handicap; JK Endofanera last
Dovuto Hanover charged home in midstretch to nail
McArdles Lightning on the wire to take the featured $25,000
open handicap pace by a head Saturday night at the
Meadowlands. Bushwacker was third.
Yonkers shipper Always At My Place displayed good early
speed and led through fractions of :27.1, :54.3, and 1:22.1. As
McArdles Lightning came alongside the leader at the head of
the stretch, driver Scott Zeron put Dovuto Hanover in striking
position just behind the dueling leaders.
Asked what?s impressed him about his steady date, Stratton
offered that ?he?s done all this with me driving.?
McArdles Lightning got past Always At My Place in deep
stretch only to get caught at the finish by Dovuto Hanover,
who paid $17.80 to win in taking his second straight. The
winning time was 1:50.3 for the six-year-old gelded son of
Dragon Again? Daughterofortune, who crept closer to the
half-million dollar lifetime earnings plateau, his bank
account now at just over $480,000 for trainer Richard
Norman and owner Martin Scharf.
As for Wiggle It Jiggleit (Montrell Teague, $2.10), he earned
the respect Rodney Dangerfield never could. Last season?s
The race marked the seasonal debut for $2 million earner
and 2014 North America Cup winner JK Endofanera, who
?You can race him any way you want,?Stratton said. ?Even
though he?s won four races in this series, he really hasn?t
been used that hard.?
looked like a horse who needed a race. As the even-money
favorite, he finished last in the field of seven.
All-source wagering on the 12-race card totaled
$2,728,678, representing an increase of $118,607 over the
corresponding program from a year ago, which had 13 races.
The 12th race 20 cent Jackpot Super High Five was not hit,
upping the carryover to $174,174.88.
Racing resumes at the Meadowlands Friday, first race post
time is 7:15 p.m.
? Dave Little / Meadowlands Media Relations
War N M unn wins Youthful
The Youthful Series final highlighted an action-packed
Saturday (April 9) night at Mohawk Racetrack.
A competitive field of eight three-year-old pacers competed
in the $39,800 series final.
War N Munn was made the 9/5 favorite in the Youthful
final and came through in the clutch for his believers with a
career-best 1:52.2 victory.
The Carmen Auciello trainee was driven by Jonathan Drury
and found an early seat in fifth. Flaherty cut the mile and
posted opening fractions of :27 and :56.1, while Easy Lover
Hanover, who was going for the series sweep, sat in the
pocket.
The Catamount Kid came first up from fourth, which
allowed Drury to catch cover and place War N Munn
second-over around the final turn. Flaherty posted a
three-quarter clocking of 1:24.2 with his rivals breathing
down his neck.
In the stretch, War N Munn fired off cover and despite
drifting out, the Auciello trainee cruised home to a
four-length victory over Easy Lover Hanover. Flaherty
finished third, while The Catamount Kid was fourth.
A son of Stonebridge Regal? Stonebridge Venus, War N
Munn was forced to skip leg two and qualify due to miscue
in leg one. Despite making a break in the first round, the
sophomore pacing colt finished second.
Saturday?s victory gives War N Munn four wins in seven
starts this season, including a second series final score. Back
on Feb. 19, the Auciello trainee captured The Count B series
final.
War N Munn, who is owned by George Munniksma of
Washington, NJ, now has over $106,000 in career earnings.
He paid $5.80 to win.
Also on Saturday, the first leg of the Don Mills Trotting
Series and the $34,000 Preferred Pace were contested.
Musical Rhythm had been the talk of the town all winter
and he brought his impressive talents to Mohawk Saturday.
The Ben Baillargeon trainee picked up his eighth victory in a
row in the eight-horse $20,000 Don Mills Trotting Series first
leg.
Driven by Mario Baillargeon, Musical Rhythm sprinted out
to the front and never looked back. He posted fractions of
:28.1, :58.1, 1:27.4 and 1:55.4 to score his sixth victory in six
starts this year.
Grana Padanno, who is also trained by Baillargeon, finished
two-lengths back in second, while Mystery Bet was third.
A four-year-old son of Cantab Hall, Musical Rhythm has
now won 10 of 11 starts since being purchased by Santo and
Nunzio Vena, Claude Hamel and Baillargeon in November.
Saturday?s victory pushes his seasonal earnings to $81,000.
Musical Rhythm now has 15 career victories and earnings
exceeding $177,000. He paid $2.50 to win.
? Mark McKelvie / WEG Standardbred Communications
First Class Horse named
A lberta?s HOY
The Champions of Alberta were celebrated at Friday?s
(April 8) 2016 Alberta Standardbred Horse Association's
annual Awards Gala.
Industry partners from Horse Racing Alberta, Century
Downs Racetrack and Casino, the Alberta Standardbred
Horse Association (ASHA_, and many sponsors, owners,
breeders and horsepeople were on hand to congratulate the
horses and horsepeople who excelled in 2015.
First Class Horse was victorious in both three-year-old colt
and gelding category as well as the prestigious Horse of the
Year. Trained and driven by long-time horsemen and Hall of
Famer Keith Clark and owned by Robert Jones and Doris
McDougall, First Class Horse was definitely a standout for
these categories.
The Meadowlark Farms filly Divas Dragonfly trained by Carl
Archibald and driven to numerous victories by Jamie Gray,
took home both two-year-old categories of Alberta Sired
Filly as well as Alberta Filly.
Travis Cullen had a great year again, taking home driver,
trainer, and horseperson of the year as well as six awards for
horses he trained and drove.
Once again, the combination of Kelly Hoerdt and Blair
Corbeil was well represented taking home owner of the year,
as well as two-year-old Alberta Sired colt / gelding (with Dr.
M Stewart), three-year-old filly and Fastest Boy with Ghost
Pine.
The Ron McLeod Award was presented to long-time
horsemen Rod Hennessy, who carries on the tradition of
generations before him in standardbred racing in Alberta.
Hennessy has dedicated many years to the industry in many
different facets of the industry and his son Mike heads the
next generation of Hennessy horsemen.
Long-time owner and breeder Pieter Besselink was
honored with the Breeders?Award of Recognition for over 30
years of dedication to the industry.
For the first time ever, caretaker of the year was tied
between Kaitlin Haining and Danielle Schedlosky. Each of
these hard working, gifted women was honored to receive
the award, but both were very excited for the other to have
received it as well.
A complete list of the winners is here:
http://www.asha.ab.ca/asha-awards-night.html
? ASHA
Rockin Ron wins ninth straight
Rockin Ron invaded Miami Valley Raceway Saturday night
(April 9) and ran his win streak to nine with an impressive
1:52 win in the $20,000 Open I pace. Driver Chris Page sent
the prohibitive favorite, who won six consecutive races at
The Meadows this year and a pair at Hoosier Park at the end
of 2015, directly to the front from an assigned outside post
position.
Trained and driven by Gerry Hudon for the Racing Club,
Warrawee Rap prevailed in the afternoon's $5,200 third race
for filly and mare maidens.
The 2-5 favorite was gapped back in fourth-place through
fractions of :28.4, :57.4 and 1:29.1 before coming on to score
the 2:00.3 victory over 7-2 second choice Joyful Sound.
Whysantanna was the best of the rest, finishing 11-1/2
lengths behind in third.
More than 50 new owners purchased a share in the
Century Downs Racing this year for just $250 each. The Club
owns two horses, including the Mach Three? All For Me filly
Warrawee Rap and four-year-old pacing mare Southwind
Luna, who has not yet raced for the newly-formed group put
together by the racetrack's marketing department. Members
will get to experience all that is involved in horse ownership
throughout the Century Downs harness racing season. So far,
it's been a great start for the group with Warrawee Rap
earning two close seconds and Saturday?s victory in her first
three starts since the Club launched in late-March.
? Standardbred Canada
Although eventual runnerup Fancy Creek Elusiv (Josh
Sutton) forced the four-year-old Real Desire? Im All A Roan
gelding to scoot to the quarter-mile marker in :26.4, Rockin
Ron was able to post a pedestrian second quarter (reaching
the half in :56) before coasting through an identical :56 back
half. Fancy Creek Elusive did make it interesting in the final
strides, falling just a half-length short. Tyber Tyke (Peter
Wrenn) raced well to finish third. Rockin Ron is trained by
Ron Burke and owned by Burke Racing, Weaver Bruscemi and
the RTC Stable.
Miami Valley has been on a roll handle-wise with
back-to-back betting records on Monday (April 4) and
Tuesday (April 5) afternoons earlier this week. Following a
handle of $395,433 on the Monday matinee, a total of
$401,001 was wagered on the Tuesday program.
? Miami Valley
Century Downs Racing Club
scores win
Three-year-old pacing filly Warrawee Rap broke her
maiden on Saturday afternoon (April 9) at Century Downs
near Calgary, AB to the delight of a large group of new
owners from the Century Downs Racing Club.
Curmudgeon bows to Finklestein
In response to last week's letters:
year. I remember one race where Insko was boxed in on the
rail at Roosevelt, and it opened up just in time for him to
sneak through to keep the streak alive.
Curmudgeon bows to Finklestein
Richard Finklestein is absolutely correct. Overtrick did not
race against Bret Hanover. I guess when one gets to my
advanced age, although Richard is there is well, one
sometimes sees things that never occurred. Richard, I stand
corrected.
John Christiansen is partially correct. Tarquinius had the
ability to become a horse for the ages, but unfortunately fate
intervened and he left us far too prematurely. In terms of
sheer ability, he was one of the all time greats and I
considered having him on my Baker?s Dozen. I feel vindicated
in not doing so, since after the article was published two
different people asked me who this Tarquinius horse was. I
am almost certain that he was not a gelding. He was a
stallion. I was told that his owner was in conversation with
Mr. Sheppard at Hanover Shoe Farms to possibly stand him
there once his racing career was done. Tarquinius died either
during or after an operation to correct something thought to
be not necessarily essential. Complications developed and
the horse died. I believe that a lawsuit resulted that was
eventually settled out of court.
I would have no problem at all putting Overcall on my
honorable mention list because of his undefeated season. If
that is the case, then Forrest Skipper belongs there as well.
Also my dear friend The Captain - Captaintreacherous
deserves honorable mention.
? The Curmudgeon / Hanover, PA
A nod to The Curmudgeon
I was amazed how closely the Curmudgeon and I think
alike on the greatest horses, and I particularly enjoyed the
comments from those with differing opinions. Keep'm
coming. I disagreed with the idea that Tarquinius should be
moved up out of the AEs because as great as he was, his
window of superiority was just too short. Same reason why
Overcall does not belong anywhere on the list. His window
was just too small. But we sure loved Overcall's undefeated
If Wiggle It Jiggleit keeps showing the form he showed in
his first Levy race, he soon will be moving up the ranks.
Frequently, it is the non-winning races that show how great a
horse is (e.g., Niatross?fourth-place finish at the
Meadowlands after a speed break in the first turn followed
by a monster brush to the top before the half), and WIJIs
second place was off the charts circling dead cover. One has
to wonder why all of those Yonkers drivers were sitting out
there on the outside not going forward, but I digress.
? Gil Winston / Manalapan, NJ
No game plan for Wiggle It in last week?s Levy?
With high anticipation I tuned into Yonkers Saturday night
(April 2) expecting to see another outstanding performance
from the equine rocket, Wiggle It Jiggleit. However, what I
got was I got was a glimpse of a supremely talented horse
and a seemingly over-matched driver.
During pre-race interviews the driver admitted he had no
game plan and would let the race unfold as it unfolds. Well,
he spoke the truth. The feeling I got was that I was watching
a confused driver that perhaps thought he had the field
covered by five seconds and all he had to do was put his
rocket three-wide and simply zoom by the others. How do
you let a classy closer that is starting just one position inside
of you out-leave you and that in a relatively moderate
fraction? Surprise! You are racing against the best drivers in
the world and they want to win, too. Contrast another young
driver, Matt Kakaley, and how he employed a revised strategy
of leaving aggressively with his "closer". He did not rely on
the horse to determine what to do.
One thing is for sure, Always B Miki and driver David Miller
are waiting around the corner and further less-than-inspired
drives by Montrell Teague will not beat them.
On another front, I see Yonkers with a casino which has
attracted better horses and enhanced purses being out
performed, make that crushed by the Meadowlands. Why are
their handles dropping? I would be interested in seeing a
discussion with Yonkers' marketing principal and what they
plan to do in order combat the drop offs. With an impending
casino to be added to the Meadowlands in the near future, it
would seem Yonkers needs to stem their losses now rather
than later. Overseas pools and trot races are apparently not
resolving the issues. I do not understand why Marketing is
always reactionary in this business?
? David Perry / Dearborn, MI
Meyers fires back at Haaker
While in many ways it's against by better judgment to
respond at all to David Haaker' letter bemoaning what I had
to say about the end of video stream on the Meadowlands, I
was hoping I would get a more intelligent, reasoned
response from someone connected to the Meadowlands
about their actions. Then again, Haaker is a lawyer and
maybe he has some connection and was asked to respond as
he did.
You are right about one thing David, I have never paid $5
for a hot in my life, but I don't know that I've ever even paid
$2 because with rare exceptions. I don't eat out, and all the
food I consume is made by my family, or myself, from scratch.
horrific decline in quality of racing, which was only good on
a few select stake-studded weekends last year and has
declined this year.
The lack of any real response from the Meadowlands and
the fact that we are not talking huge dollars being made by
the Meadowlands with this change, makes me question
whether or not I should just plain dump the Meadowlands at
this stage.
I've stated my case and will not be adding any additional
thoughts or answering any other responses.
? Avy Meyers / Chicago, IL
I also shun sports bars, night clubs, casinos and the like, so
how is it that I tie to the Meadowlands?
I am a horse player. I don't gamble with friends, bet NCAA
brackets, football, play the lottery, etc.
I love quality harness racing. I love handicapping and I love
playing the horses, preferably in person, but Illinois racing is
on life support and has been for some time.
I have handled over $3,000 on given nights, keeping
careful records. I have averaged nightly handles as high as
$800 some years and average a 99.7 per cent return on my
wagers. I have no interest in the circuses, just the basic
product.
When I stopped going to the track to build my business,
what brought me back was initially watching a short-lived
ESPN horse racing show that featured harness. I moved to a
local show on Sports Channel featuring Mike Paradise that
showed the previous nights?races. When Sportsman?s Park
closed and real meets stopped happening, I found the video
stream of the Meadowlands.
Many tracks, much less well off than the Meadowlands
share their video stream and I consider that a sign of true
class, of respect for fans and is an unmatched marketing tool
for those who may come to love harness racing.
While the Meadowlands has a rich past history, the book on
present ownership is still in question. The quality of their
weekend cards is poor, barely better than some grade Btracks. The Meadowlands management has called on those
in the industry from drivers to trainers to owners to sacrifice
to race at the Meadowlands.
It's not the $5 David, it's the attitude of the Meadowlands
and the idea that the bars and clubs, restaurants and
gimmicks and now the serious possibility of a casino is their
primary concern, followed by the racing.
The idea of charging for their video stream despite the
RA CE RESULTS
HOOSI ER PA RK report
HA RRA H'S PHI LLY report
Friday's Results:
5, Phl, $16,000, P, 3 & 4 Yr. Olds Fillies & Mares NW 5 Ext. PM
Races or $50,000 Lifetime PA Preference, 26.4, 57.0, 1:25.0, 1:54.4,
FT
1-Fancy Sound (m, 4, Veeza--Tone Deaf, by Life Sign) O-Henry J
Faragalli III. B-Winbak Farm. T-Les Givens. D-Brandon Givens,
$8,000, Lifetime Record: 38-5-8-5, $74,095
2-Jaclyn Hanover (m, 4, Dragon Again--Northern Sky, by Northern
Luck), $55,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Austin S Brubacker. B-Hanover
Shoe Farms Inc. T-Newton (Yogi) Sheridan. D-Yannick Gingras,
$4,000
3-Lispatty (f, 3, McArdle--Lisbella, by Camluck), $20,000 2014
SHS-HBG O-Gilbert Garcia-Owen. B-Timothy JRooney. T-Gilbert
Garcia-Herrera. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $1,920
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1Q, T, 1 - Finish Order: Arielle Lynn, Planet Ocean,
Luvniecestopieces, Special Package, Lady Spartacus
To watch the race replay click here
10, Phl, $15,000, P, Fillies & Mares NW $15,000 in Last 5 Starts AE:
NW 7 Ext. PM Races or $70,000 Lifetime Starters in a class higher
than NW22500 or a winner in this class in last start ineligible, 27.1,
56.2, 1:24.1, 1:53.2, FT
1-Gianna's Delight (m, 6, Bettor's Delight--Sherry, by Keystone
Raider) O-Joseph & Laurie Davino. B-Joseph & Laurie Davino.
T-Mark Kesmodel. D-Tim Tetrick, $7,500, Lifetime Record:
86-21-11-11, $250,225
2-The Empiressister N (m, 8, Julius Caesar--Willowburn Rose, by
Sokys Atom) O-Bamond Racing LLC. B-Mrs M F Mc Aughtrie, NZ.
T-Jeffrey Bamond Jr.. D-Andrew McCarthy, $3,750
3-Twin B Elite (m, 7, Jereme's Jet--What An Attitude, by Cam's Card
Shark), $80,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-John JCunningham & Michael J
Urban. B-Twinbrook Limited, CA. T-E. Bucky Angle Jr. D-Eric Carlson,
$1,800
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1, 1, 1 - Finish Order: Lucy's Pearl, Do Your Job,
Persuasive Hanover, Smart Zone, Mystical Nectar
Friday's Results:
1, HoP, $17,500, P, Fillies and Mares - Open PP`S drawn by groups
(6-8), remainder assigned, 26.2, 56.0, 1:26.1, 1:54.3, SY
1-White Metro (m, 4, Metropolitan--Bye Bye Peachy Pie, by
Threefold), $2,500 2013 IN-PREM O-Thomas JPollack & Jeffrey W
Cullipher. B-Dan E Ater & Larry A Gates & Don E Huddleston. T-Jeff
Cullipher. D-Jason Dillander, $8,750, Lifetime Record: 38-11-5-5,
$156,942
2-Wild Wanda (m, 5, Palone Ranger--Viking South Coast, by Hi Ho
Silverheel's) O-Larry & Douglas J& Jeanie L & Mary Jo Rheinheimer.
B-Larry & Douglas J& Jeanie L & Mary Jo Rheinheimer. T-Jamie
Macomber. D-Ricky Macomber Jr, $4,375
3-Ubettorbeturlife (m, 5, Bettor's Delight--Sherry, by Keystone
Raider) O-Trent Stohler Stable Inc & Benjamin Graber & Dolne
Farm Services LLC. B-Joseph & Laurie Davino. T-Trent Stohler.
D-John De Long, $2,100
Calls: 2T, 1H, 1, H, T - Finish Order: Montenegro, Igottafeelinfran,
Feetonthedashboard, Our Miss Lily, Tiene's Leche
10, HoP, $15,000, T, Open II, 27.4, 58.3, 1:28.3, 1:57.4, GD
1-Double A Cash Hall (g, 5, Allstar Hall--Casual Chick, by Yankee
Glide), $2,500 2012 HOOSIER O-Scott Ray Galloway. B-Double A
Acres. T-Scott Galloway. D-Trace Tetrick, $7,500, Lifetime Record:
42-12-8-5, $209,089
2-Gloire Dream (g, 5, In Dix Huit--Grande Armee, by Muscles Yankee),
$23,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Melissa S Essig & Russell E Beeman &
James Alan Geis & Charles W Weaver. B-Reve Avec Moi
Dreamwithme, CA. T-Melissa Essig. D-Lewayne Miller, $3,750
3-Time Outa Jail (g, 5, Jailhouse Jesse--Two Timer, by Andover Hall)
O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC. B-John A Carver.
T-Ron Burke. D-Ricky Macomber Jr, $1,800
Calls: 4H, 4H, 6T, 4H, T - Finish Order: Allgrooveallthtime, O'wow,
King Mufasa, Newtown Choclatier, She's All In, Becky's Law, Revenue
Agent
RA CE RESULTS
Saturday's Results:
5, HoP, $15,000, P, Claiming Price $35,000 (W/A), 26.4, 55.3, 1:25.0,
1:52.4, FT
1-Rockin The House (g, 9, Rocknroll Hanover--Donkeys Can Talk, by
Jate Lobell), $45,000 2008 LEX-SEL O-Perry W Smith & William A
Grabow. B-Steve Jones. T-Perry Smith. D-Trace Tetrick, $7,500,
Lifetime Record: 174-41-30-24, $606,858
2-Fiveknuckleshuffle (g, 8, Park Place--Sunset Mum, by Sunset
Warrior) O-John P Cross & Bonnie JHarlow & Robert L Moser &
Mike S Brink. B-James Henry Springer. T-Mike Arnold. D-Casey
Leonard, $3,750
3-Swing City (g, 4, United Ace--Cyber Cities, by Arizona Jack) O-John
E Mcgill & Brian K Carsey. B-Stanley W Miller. T-Walter Haynes Jr.
D-Walter Haynes Jr, $1,800
Calls: 1H, Q, 2, 2T, 1H - Finish Order: El Shooter, Company Man, A
Cool Card, Keystone Real Deal, Next Thing Smoke'n, Cosmicpedia,
Perrito Caliente
11, HoP, $21,000, P, Invitational Handicap, 27.2, 56.0, 1:24.0, 1:51.3,
FT
1-Fearless Diablo (h, 8, Art Major--Terrific Spice, by Cam Terrific),
$8,000 2009 SHS-HBG O-Michael Casalino Jr & Dylan P Davis.
B-Frederick W Hertrich III. T-Dylan Davis. D-Trace Tetrick, $10,500,
Lifetime Record: 70-25-13-7, $269,895
2-Nitro (g, 6, Charley Barley--Deferred Comp, by Towner's Big Guy),
$5,500 2011 HOOSIER O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver
Bruscemi LLC & Frank D Baldachino & Christine S Hecht. B-Faron D
Parr. T-Ron Burke. D-Ricky Macomber Jr, $5,250
3-Tg's Divine Scene (g, 5, Artistic Freedom--Don't Make A Scene, by
Storm Damage) O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC.
B-Terrance Grimes. T-Ron Burke. D-Sam Widger, $2,520
Calls: 2, 1T, 2, 2Q, 2 - Finish Order: Latest Desire, Astreo's Love,
Torrington, K-lees Shakenbake, Yankee Bounty
13, HoP, $15,000, P, Non Winners $10,000 (IS $12,000) in last 5
starts AE: N/W $16,000 last 5 starts draw outside, 26.4, 55.4, 1:24.2,
1:52.2, FT
1-Bluehourpower (g, 5, Sand Shooter--Blue Hour, by Jate Lobell)
O-Wilbur H Eash. B-Tom Crouch. T-Jamie Macomber. D-Ricky
Macomber Jr, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 77-24-10-14, $547,706
2-Ira Chief (g, 7, Chief Silverheels--Lady Susan B, by Kentucky Spur),
$19,000 2010 HOOSIER O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver
Bruscemi LLC. B-Trent Stohler Stable Inc & Travis K Theobald &
Ralph E Birk. T-Ron Burke. D-Trace Tetrick, $3,750
3-Feelnlikearockstar (g, 4, Artstanding--Flip Flop Summer, by Jenna's
Beach Boy) O-Perry W Smith & Sawgrass Farms LLC. B-Joseph G &
Tina M Seekman & Helping Hands Stables. T-Perry Smith. D-Tyler
Smith, $1,800
Calls: 5H, 1T, 3Q, 3, T - Finish Order: Meant Tobe Shooter, Bngs
Express, Bestinthebusiness, Sunset Dreamer, Jldon'twastemytime,
Radar Warning, I'm An Athlete
M EA DOWLA NDS report
Friday's Results:
7, M, $25,000, T, Open Handicap, 27.3, 56.0, 1:24.2, 1:52.4, FT
1-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-John Campbell, $12,500, Lifetime Record:
114-35-20-18, $768,383
2-Rose Run Parker (g, 5, Jailhouse Jesse--Centergy, by Armbro Solar),
$26,000 2012 IN-PREM O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver
Bruscemi LLC. B-Rose Run Farm. T-Ron Burke. D-Joe Bongiorno,
$6,250
3-Not Afraid (g, 7, SJ's Caviar--Beverly Crusher, by Balanced Image)
O-Christina Takter & John D Fielding, CA & Goran N Anderberg, SD.
B-Steve D Organ, CA. T-Jimmy Takter. D-Brett Miller, $3,000
Calls: T, 2T, 2, T, 1H - Finish Order: Bourbon Bay, Tweet Me, Outburst,
Crosbys Clam Bake
9, M, $15,000, T, N/W $15,000 in Last 5 Starts AE: N/W 6 Extended
PM Races or $110,000 Lifetime, 27.4, 56.3, 1:25.0, 1:53.0, FT
1-Clementine Dream (m, 6, Infinitif--Catch Fortuna, by Speedy
Crown), $27,000 2011 LEX-SEL O-Racing Team Of America. B-Reve
Avec Moi Dreamwithme, CA. T-Mark Harder. D-Scott Zeron, $7,500,
Lifetime Record: 74-16-11-12, $213,370
2-B Yoyo (g, 6, Striking Sahbra--B Joyflo, by Enjoy Lavec) O-Bill K
Lambos & Dionisios Liberatos. B-Ben F Robards. T-Richard Johnson.
D-Joe Bongiorno, $3,750
3-Watkins (g, 9, Striking Sahbra--Sarong Hall, by Garland Lobell)
O-Thomas Ceraso Jr. B-Idylwood Stables Inc, CA & Watkins Equine
Inc, CA. T-Jack Franklin. D-David Miller, $1,800
Calls: T, 1H, 1H, 2H, 1H - Finish Order: Appomattox, Six Gun Hall,
Possessed Fashion, Rules Of The Road, Lauderdale, Mr Lover,
Scorcher Hall
RA CE RESULTS
11, M, $16,000, P, Fillies & Mares N/W $15,000 in Last 5 Starts or
N/W $80,000 in 2015/16 AE: N/W 6 Extended PM Races or
$105,000 Lifetime AE: N/W $17,500 Last 5 Starts Drawn Outside,
26.4, 56.1, 1:25.1, 1:52.2, FT
1-Not Before Eight (m, 4, Bettor's Delight--Skinny Dip, by Western
Ideal), $9,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Ernest W Hartman. B-Robert A &
Lauren B Tucker. T-Steve Elliott. D-Scott Zeron, $8,000, Lifetime
Record: 26-9-3-4, $124,060
2-The Summer Wind (m, 7, Rocknroll Hanover--Sundowner Lilly, by
Artsplace), $30,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Charles M Rowe & Lewis W
Whitaker Jr. B-Stormi And Bruiser Stable. T-Gregory White. D-Jim
Marohn Jr, $4,000
3-Jerseylicious (m, 6, Western Ideal--Jet Lag N, by Direct Flight)
O-Legacy Racing Of De Inc & Pamela M Curran & Niel JGargiulo.
B-Brian Nixon. T-Wayne Givens. D-Corey Callahan, $1,920
Calls: 6Q, 3T, 1H, H, 1H - Finish Order: Sayitall Bb, Ashok Ace, Purity,
Ideal Nuggets
M I A M I V A LLEY report
Friday's Results:
2, MVR, $20,000, P, FILLIES & MARES OPEN HCP (PP`S BASED ON
EARNINGS LAST 4 STARTS), 27.4, 57.0, 1:24.4, 1:54.0, GD
1-American Girl (m, 7, Art's Chip--L Dees Lourdes, by Dragon Again),
$6,000 2010 HOOSIER O-Darla D Gaskin & Stanley L Rosenblatt.
B-Gardner Farms LLC. T-Tyler George. D-Ronnie Wrenn Jr., $10,000,
Lifetime Record: 122-33-25-29, $643,188
2-Safe From Terror (m, 4, Western Terror--In A Safe Place, by
Artsplace), $7,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Winchester Baye Acres Inc.
B-Bulletproof Enterprises. T-Jim Arledge Jr. D-Chris Page, $5,000
3-Hidden Land (m, 5, Badlands Hanover--Armbro Ocasey, by
Abercrombie), $42,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-William L Sartin & Mark
Salerno. B-Winbak Farm. T-Brad Irvine. D-Peter Wrenn, $2,400
Calls: 1H, T, 1, 1H, 1 - Finish Order: Win The Gold, Ken Doll J, Tarport
Belle
Replay unavailable
Saturday's Results:
7, M, $25,000, P, Open Handicap, M, 27.1, 54.3, 1:22.1, 1:50.3, FT
1-Dovuto Hanover (g, 6, Dragon Again--Daughterofortune, by
Jenna's Beach Boy), $40,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Martin Scharf.
B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-R. Nifty Norman. D-Scott Zeron,
$12,500, Lifetime Record: 59-17-12-7, $468,288
2-Mcardles Lightning (r, 4, McArdle--Winning Venture, by Jate Lobell)
O-Lightning Stable. B-Lightning Stable. T-Steve Elliott. D-Andy
Miller, $6,250
3-Bushwacker (g, 5, Rocknroll Hanover--Dolphins Can Talk, by
Camluck), $135,000 2012 LEX-SEL
O-Henderson Farms. B-Black Horse Breeding. T-Chris Ryder. D-Corey
Callahan, $3,000
Calls: 4T, 3T, 4Q, 3, HD - Finish Order: Always At My Place, Art History,
Fool Me Once, Jk Endofanera
2-Ok Hallelujah (m, 4, Sportswriter--Song Writer, by Cam's Card
Shark) O-Cc Racing LLC. B-Kendra C Casselman, CA. T-Tyler George.
D-Ronnie Wrenn Jr., $3,750
3-A Little Starstruk (m, 5, Well Said--Rookies Luck, by Camluck)
O-Tessa M Roland. B-David Goodrow Stable, CA. T-Charles Stewart.
D-Peter Wrenn, $1,800
Calls: 1, 1, 1H, 1H, NK - Finish Order: Lindysbathinbeauty, Ride A
Cowboy, E Ticket Ride, Gran Gabriel, Rosetta Star, Yankee's Lady,
Ginger Spice N
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8, M, $15,000, P, Dash For the "G" Notes - Final Top Earners From
4/2, M, 27.0, 55.2, 1:23.2, 1:51.3, FT
1-Rockin Robert (g, 8, Dragon Again--Rain Dance Kim, by
Sportsmaster) O-Thomas Ceraso Jr. B-Jeffrey R Franklin. T-Jack
Franklin. D-Scott Zeron, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 147-21-20-22,
$301,903
2-Good Side (g, 5, Blissfull Hall--Calista, by Falcons Future), $9,000
2012 FOREST O-Kostas Tsanakos. B-Winbak Farm. T-Ivan Llopez.
D-David Miller, $3,750
3-Gratias Deo (g, 6, Tell All--Heavenly Beauty, by Blissfull Hall),
$6,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Imdonegetout Stable. B-Deo Volente
Farms LLC. T-John Butenschoen. D-Corey Callahan, $1,800
Calls: 1H, 1Q, 1H, 2, 2Q - Finish Order: Four Starzzz Z, Get Outta Eyre
N, Mysterious Moment, Buckeye In Charge, Who Do You Like,
Respectable Dream, Restless Native
12, MVR, $15,000, P, FILLIES & MARES CLAIMING HCP $15,000 OR
$20,000 W/ALLOWANCES PP`S DRAWN TO PRICE, 27.3, 57.4, 1:25.4,
1:54.4, SY
1-Allthatjazz De Vie (m, 4, American Ideal--Todalu, by Artsplace),
$4,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Shining Mprb Stable. B-Joie De Vie Farm
LLC. T-Richard Lindsey. D-Josh Sutton, $7,500, Lifetime Record:
41-8-9-4, $108,013
Saturday's Results:
3, MVR, $15,000, P, HORSES & GELDINGS CLAIMING $20,000
W/ALLOWANCES, 27.1, 55.4, 1:24.2, 1:53.3, FT
1-Roll'em Up (g, 8, Rocknroll Hanover--Fresh Start, by Abercrombie),
$100,000 2009 LEX-SEL O-Eric A Prevost. B-Steve H Stewart &
Charles & Julie R & Francene Nash. T-Charles Stewart. D-Peter
Wrenn, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 151-28-26-21, $305,542
2-Blueridge Doc (g, 10, Mattnamaras Band--Miss Mischievous, by
Artsplace) O-Carl T Howard & Virgil V Morgan Jr. B-B L Conway.
T-Virgil Morgan Jr. D-Josh Sutton, $3,750
3-Real Winner (g, 6, Sand Shooter--Real Fortunate, by Real Artist),
$10,500 2011 HOOSIER O-Keith JPippi. B-Nathan W Schwartz &
Rufus JTroyer. T-Barry Langley. D-Dan Noble, $1,800
Calls: 2, T, T, T, NK - Finish Order: Major Blue Coat, Machin Music,
Wilcox, Positively Perfect, Singing Saint
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RA CE RESULTS
4, MVR, $15,000, P, HORSES & GELDINGS OPEN II, 27.3, 56.2, 1:24.4,
1:53.1, FT
1-Sports Sinner (g, 5, Western Ideal--Ms Christine Fra, by Artsplace),
$31,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Perkins Racing Stable LLC. B-Hanover
Shoe Farms Inc. T-Steven Perkins. D-Dan Noble, $7,500, Lifetime
Record: 85-19-12-10, $131,866
2-Can He Go (h, 6, No Pan Intended--Canadette, by Mach Three)
O-Majs Ny Inc. B-Robert B Chapple, CA. T-Tyler George. D-Peter
Wrenn, $3,750
3-E R Oliver (g, 5, Total Truth--Only One Like You, by Cole Muffler)
O-Eash Racing Stable Inc. B-Eash Racing Stable Inc. T-Don Eash.
D-Randy Tharps, $1,800
Calls: 2, 1, NS, 1, H - Finish Order: Neat, American General, I'm The
Pied Piper, Full Of Sand, Orion's Belt
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6, MVR, $15,000, P, HORSES & GELDINGS CLAIMING $20,000
W/ALLOWANCES, 27.0, 55.1, 1:23.3, 1:52.0, FT
1-Just Bettor (g, 6, Bettor's Delight--Just Great, by Dragon Again),
$50,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Carl T Howard & Virgil V Morgan Jr.
B-Birnam Wood Farms & Concord Stud Farm LLC. T-Virgil Morgan Jr.
D-Josh Sutton, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 100-19-21-16, $242,301
2-M G Kid (g, 6, Santanna Blue Chip--Nines Luck, by Camluck),
$3,200 2011 CAN-YS O-Eric A Prevost. B-Georgette Guillemette Inc,
CA. T-Charles Stewart. D-Peter Wrenn, $3,750
3-Allstar Seelster (g, 5, Artistic Fella--Aqua Rosa, by The Panderosa),
$35,000 2012 FOREST O-Robert JZink. B-James M Ainsworth, CA &
William JBoden, CA. T-Rob Zink. D-Chris Page, $1,800
Calls: 1Q, NS, 1, 1H, NK - Finish Order: Strother, Some Heart Throb, A
Bettor World, Saulsbrook Astrobo, And We'll See Ya
M OHA WK report
Friday's Results:
8, MOH, $30,000, P, FILLIES & MARES PREFERRED HANDICAP
1-Waasmula (br,m,8 - Million Dollar Cam-Waasmowin-Apaches
Fame) O-Brent Vincent B-Brent & Thomas Vincent T-Bruce Goit
D-Trevor Henry, $15,000, Lifetime Record: 109-25-15-22, $764,850
2-Witch Dali (br,m,5 - Dali-Whitesand Gem-Blissfull Hall)
O-Alagna Racing LLC, Bradley Grant B-Gaetan Hebert, Aaron
Waxman T-Richard Moreau D-Jody Jamieson
3-Ms Mac N Cheese (b,m,4 - Badlands Hanover-Mr Delis
Filly-Artiscape) O-L David Ratchford B-Winbak Farm T-Richard
Moreau D-Sylvain Filion
Saturday's Results:
1, MOH, $20,000, P, FILLIES & MARES, 5 YEAR OLDS & YOUNGER,
NW 3 RACES OR $101,000 LIFETIME
1-Southwind Geisha (b,m,4 - Sportswriter-Gamblers Passion-Cams
Card Shark) O-Limco Inc, Otnevram Inc, Victor Puddy B-Kostas
Tsanakos T-Victor Puddy D-Trevor Henry, $10,000, Lifetime Record:
34-10-5-6, $124,692
2-An Angel Shes Not (b,m,5 - Jeremes Jet-Arms Of An Angel-Run
The Table) O-David W Snowden B-David W Snowden T-Carmen
Auciello D-Jonathan Drury,
3-Pop Goes Theweasel (b,m,4 - Mach Three-Bell Amis
Love-Artsplace) O-Roland Trudel B-Big Als Stables Inc T-Rene
Bourassa D-Jody Jamieson
Replay unavailable
7, MVR, $20,000, P, HORSES & GELDINGS OPEN I HCP (PP`S BASED
ON EARNINGS LAST 4 STARTS), 26.4, 56.0, 1:24.3, 1:52.0, FT
1-Rockin Ron (g, 4, Real Desire--Im All A Roan, by Sportsmaster)
O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC & Rtc Stables
Inc. B-Ronald L Phillips & John A Carver & Louis H Leinberger.
T-Ron Burke. D-Chris Page, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 37-16-2-4,
$199,918
2-Fancy Creek Elusiv (g, 6, Sportsmaster--Elusive Image N, by Miles
Mccool), $7,000 2011 WALKER O-Todd A Rosenberg. B-Pb Racing
Stables Inc. T-Billy Farmer. D-Josh Sutton, $5,000
3-Tyber Tyke (g, 7, Panspacificflight--Artbeat, by Artsplace), $75,000
2010 HOOSIER O-John E Mcgill & Brian K Carsey. B-Herman C
Miller. T-Walter Haynes Jr. D-Peter Wrenn, $2,400
Calls: 1, 1, T, 1H, H - Finish Order: My Buddy Ninkster, Doctor Carter, E
R Rudy, Bettor Than You
2, MOH, $34,000, P, PREFERRED
1-Ellis Park (br,g,7 - Rocknroll Hanover-Roller Cam-Cambest)
O-David Goodrow Stable B-David Goodrow Stable T-Tony O'Sullivan
D-Randall Waples, $17,500, Lifetime Record: 68-21-10-11, $411,600
2-Nickle Bag (b,g,6 - Rocknroll Hanover-Buckle Bunni-Four Starzzz
Shark) O-Linda & Harry Loyens B-Nicholas Malcolm T-William
Robinson D-Trevor Henry
3-Boomboom Ballykeel (b,h,5 - Mach Three, Teig N Riley,
Presidential Ball) O-Ballykeel Racing Inc B-Ballykeel Racing
T-Richard Moreau D-Sylvain Filion
Replay unavailable
RA CE RESULTS
3, MOH, $20,000, T, DON MILLS - 1ST LEG - 4 & 5 YEAR OLDS.
NON WINNERS $150,000 LIFETIME AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2015
1-Musical Rhythm (b,h,4 - Cantab Hall-Musical Victory-Valley
Victory) O-Santo Vena, Nunzio Vena, Claude Hamel, Benoit
Baillargeon B-Brittany Farms T-Benoit Baillargeon D-Mario
Baillargeon, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 29-15-2-2, $177,124
2-Grana Padanno (b,g,4 - Andover Hall-Her Culese-Muscles Yankee)
O-Claude Hamel B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc T-Benoit Baillargeon
D-Jody Jamieson
3-Mystery Bet (b,g,5 - Muscle Mass-Countess Rosemary-Armbro
Goal) O-Kenneth Wiese, Kristina Anderson B-Kentuckiana Farms
Gen Par T-Kristina Anderson D-Paul MacDonell
4, MOH, $22,000, P, NW $14,000 LAST 5 STARTS OR NW $22,000
LAST 10 STARTS AE: OPT. CLM. $40,000. AE: NW $110,000 LIFETIME
1-Cool Rock (b,g,8 - Rocknroll Hanover-Southwind
Sundew-Artsplace) O-M&S Racing Stable Inc B-Robert Mondillo
T-Rene Bourassa D-Trevor Henry, $11,000, Lifetime Record:
147-24-20-22, $335,952
2-Shades Of Bay (b,h,4 - Art Major-Maid In Shade-Camluck) O-Maple
Leaf Racing B-Spring Haven Farm T-Sean Mehlenbacher D-Phillip
Hudon
3-Mckinney (b,g,6 - Santanna Blue Chip-Thepansofiwojima-Jennas
Beach Boy) L-G Arthur Slack B-Carl Jamieson T-Corey Johnson
D-Jonathan Drury
6, MOH $20,000, P, 5 YEAR OLDS & YOUNGER, NW 3 RACES OR
$90,000 LIFETIME
1-Newbie (b,g,4 - Always A Virgin-Nat A Tat Tat-Blissfull Hall)
O-Larry Ainsworth, William Boden B-Dustin Jones Stables Inc
T-Benjamin Wallace D-Jody Jamieson, $10,000, Lifetime Record:
49-15-6-8, $102,655
2-Imkeepnthisguy (ch,g,4 - Allamerican Native-Jk Melody-Artsplace)
O-Edward Gorc, Mike Brealey B-William Allan Mcneil T-Mike Brealey
D-Michael Saftic
3-Tighten Up (b,h,5 - Dontgetinmyway-Jen U Win B B-Jennas Beach
Boy) O-Majs NY Inc, Gerrie Tucker B-Alan Kirschenbaum T-Richard
Moreau D-Trevor Henry
8, MOH, $39,800, P, YOUTHFUL - FINAL - 3 YEAR OLDS. NON
WINNERS 3 RACES OR $15,000 IN 2015
1-War N Munn (blk,c,3 - Stonebridge Regal-Stonebridge
Venus-Western Hanover) O-George T Munniksma B-Angie Stiller
T-Carmen Auciello D-Jonathan Drury, $19,900, Lifetime Record:
16-6-4-2, $106,861
2-Easy Lover Hanover (b,c,3 - Somebeachsomewhere-Easy Go
Go-Pro Bono Best) O-Bradley JGrant B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc
T-Benjamin Wallace D-Jody Jamieson
3-Flaherty (b,g,3 - Up The Credit-Ingrid Bergrin-Grinfromeartoear)
O-Macks Stable, Joe Carnovale, William Budd B-Joan & Dr Robert
Boyce T-William Budd D-Trevor Henry
9, MOH $25,000, P, NW $20,000 LAST 5 STARTS OR NW $28,000
LAST 10 STARTS AE: OPT. CLM. $50,000. AE: NW OF A RACE IN 2016
1-Idole Duharas (br,g,6 - American Ideal-Promesse De
Paix-Ringaleevio) O-Maple Leaf Racing B-Haras De L Estrie Inc
T-Sean Mehlenbacher D-James MacDonald, $12,500, Lifetime
Record: 74-18-15-8, $174,798
2-Grin For Money (b,h,9 - Grinfromeartoear-Our Inheritance-Falcon
Seelster) O-Bradley JGrant B-Winbak Farm T-Richard Moreau
D-Sylvain Filion
3-Mach Pride (b,h,6 - Mach Three-Cyber Wave-Fighting Major)
O-Auciello Stables B-Kenneth Rucker T-Carmen Auciello D-Anthony
MacDonald
POCONOS DOWNS report
Saturday's Results:
1, PcD, $15,500, T, NW $18,500 in Last 5 Starts Starters in a class
higher than NW22500L5 or a winner this class in last start
ineligible, 29.1, 58.2, 1:27.0, 1:55.4, GD
1-P L Houdini (g, 5, Kadabra--Broadway Gal, by Balanced Image)
O-Brianne E Good. B-Prince Lee Acres, CA. T-Michael Sinclair.
D-Anthony Napolitano, $7,750, Lifetime Record: 43-10-7-1, $67,733
2-Massacaia (g, 5, Muscle Mass--Ghirardelli Square, by Like A
Prayer), $16,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Robert D Main. B-Perretti Farms.
T-Jason Robinson. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $3,875
3-Pocket Trip (g, 6, Angus Hall--Exodia, by Credit Winner), $20,000
2011 SHS-HBG O-J& M Racing. B-Quantum Farms Corp. T-Alexandra
Berube. D-Fern Paquet Jr, $1,860
Calls: Q, 3, 2, 1H, 1H - Finish Order: Smoother Ride, Walter White,
Extracurricular, Fortunista
2, PcD, $16,000, P, Claiming $20,000 Winners 2 races Last 4 Starts
this claiming level or higher ineligible, 27.1, 56.0, 1:24.3, 1:53.1, GD
1-The Onlyest One (g, 7, Bettor's Delight--Canaco Lily, by Jeremys
Gambit) O-Christopher P Walsh. B-Freida L Ivory. T-Dennis Walsh.
D-Mike Simons, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 95-12-20-9, $124,915
2-Arsenal (g, 8, Artiscape--Truculent Lady, by Western Ideal), $18,000
2009 LEX-SEL O-Amy R Loney. B-Perretti Farms. T-Dale Loney. D-Jim
Morrill Jr, $4,000
3-Mccedes (g, 11, McArdle--Only Gossip, by The Panderosa)
O-Allard Racing Inc, CA & Ameer Najor. B-Christopher J Ryder.
T-Rene Allard. D-Simon Allard, $1,920
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, NK - Finish Order: Due West Hanover, Quality
Closer, Mr Blissfull, Pv Coming Home, Ethan Hanover
RA CE RESULTS
3, PcD, $18,000, P, Claiming Handicap $25,000 - $30,000 Post
Positions by Price, 27.1, 55.1, 1:23.2, 1:53.1, GD
1-Jins Dragon (g, 6, Dragon Again--Gordon's Jin Ms, by Real Artist)
O-Howard A Taylor. B-Craig T Mc Evoy. T-Michael Rashkin. D-Geo.
Napolitano Jr, $9,000, Lifetime Record: 85-13-4-8, $125,697
2-Hickory Little Red (g, 6, Metropolitan--Atlanta Hanover, by No
Nukes) O-Allard Racing Inc, CA & Ameer Najor. B-William A
Gilliland. T-Rene Allard. D-Simon Allard, $4,500
3-Saint William A (h, 13, Presidential Ball--La Saint, by Panorama)
O-Larry D Stalbaum. B-J R & M Evans, AS & S M Hinkley, AS & L A
Timmins, AS. T-Kimberly Asher. D-Larry Stalbaum, $2,160
Calls: NS, 1H, 2, 3, 2 - Finish Order: Starlite Kid, Fitz's Z Tam, To Beach
His Own
10, PcD, $15,500, P, NW $18,500 in Last 5 Starts or in 2016, 26.2,
55.0, 1:23.1, 1:52.0, GD
1-Kings Barns (g, 5, Western Terror--Babylon Sister, by Cambest),
$25,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Vip Internet Stable LLC & Allard Racing
Inc, CA. B-Bulletproof Enterprises. T-Rene Allard. D-Simon Allard,
$7,750, Lifetime Record: 63-10-9-8, $125,171
2-Humility (h, 6, American Ideal--Allamerican Coco, by Artsplace)
O-Adams Racing LLC & Brian Joseph Clark. B-Brittany Farms.
T-Brewer Adams. D-Mike Simons, $3,875
3-Tomy Terror (g, 4, Western Terror--Mib Hanover, by Tyler B),
$50,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Ira Ross & Brian Wallach. B-Vae LLC.
T-Christie Collins. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $1,860
Calls: 5Q, 5, 3T, 2, NK - Finish Order: Uf Rockin Dragon, Techtor
Hanover, Western Bayama, Shady City, Fireyourguns, Gokudo
Hanover
SA RA TOGA HA RNESS report
Saturday's Results:
7, Stga, $15,000, P, Open Handicap Post Position Nos.1 & 2, 3 & 4
and 5 & 6 - Drawn Post Position No. 7 Assigned ***1 & 1/16 miles***,
7, 26.2, 56.1, 1:24.2, 1:59.2, FT
1-Jk Panache (g, 7, Art Major--Paris Hanover, by Camluck), $50,000
2010 SHS-HBG O-Philip K Hale & David M Dewhurst. B-Hanover
Shoe Farms Inc. T-David Dewhurst. D-Shawn T Gray, $7,500, Lifetime
Record: 136-36-26-25, $371,102
THE M EA DOWS report
Saturday's Results:
5, Mea, $17,500, P, **ATTABOY DAN PACE** PA SIRED - 1ST LEG 3
YEAR OLD C&G NW 3 EXT PM RACES OR $30,000 LIFE UP TO AND
INCLUDING 02/01/2016 (W/O $50,000 LIFE AS OF 02/01/2016 NE)
1ST OF 2 DIVISIONS, 29.1, 58.4, 1:28.1, 1:56.3, SY
1-Arthur Pendragon (g, 3, Dragon Again--Western Realist, by
Western Hanover)O-Richard B Kelson & Daniel JAltmeyer.
B-Richard B Kelson & Daniel JAltmeyer. T-Dan Altmeyer. D-Mike
Wilder, $8,750, Lifetime Record: 12-4-2-2, $38,846
2-More Dragon (g, 3, Dragon Again--Liscaramore, by Artsplace)
O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC & Knox Services
Inc & David B Wills. B-David B Wills & Douglas W Brechler. T-Ron
Burke. D-Dave Palone, $4,375
3-Cheapskate Hanover (g, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--Carousel
Frame, by Dragon Again), $30,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Randall B
Bendis & John F Campbell & Michael E Novosel Jr & Thomas J
Pollack. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Randy Bendis. D-Tony Hall,
$2,100
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1, NK - Finish Order: Uf Dragons Angel, Trelane,
Sheriff Baird, Viceroy Hanover, Caffeine Rush, Lord Of Winterfell
7, Mea, $17,500, P, **ATTABOY DAN PACE** PA SIRED - 1ST LEG 3
YEAR OLD C&G NW 3 EXT PM RACES OR $30,000 LIFE UP TO AND
INCLUDING 02/01/2016 (W/O $50,000 LIFE AS OF 02/01/2016 NE)
2ND OF 2 DIVISIONS, 28.0, 57.1, 1:26.2, 1:55.4, SY
1-Keystone Dylan (g, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--Keystone Dawn, by
Western Hanover), $50,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable
LLC & Frank D Baldachino & Lawrence R Karr & Michelle L Yanek.
B-Estate Of George F Hempt Trust. T-Ron Burke. D-Mike Wilder,
$8,750, Lifetime Record: 15-3-1-4, $37,459
2-Rip This Joint (g, 3, Western Terror--Cheryl Hanover, by Big
Towner), $13,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Lone Wolf Stable. B-Vae LLC.
T-Michael Palone. D-Tony Hall, $4,375
3-Stone Fire Hanover (g, 3, Dragon Again--Skateboard, by Artsplace)
O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC & Rtc Stables
Inc. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Ron Burke. D-Eric Goodell, $2,100
Calls: 4H, 5H, 1, 2, 2Q - Finish Order: Two Beat, Southwind Ricardo,
Sippin On Suds, Its A Dew Thing, Dragon Strikes, Billy's Falcon, A
Call Of Terror
2-Caution Signs (h, 6, Dream Away--Pass With Caution, by Falcon
Seelster), $6,000 2011 SHS-HBGM O-Barry R Charles. B-Winbak
Farm. T-Jose Godinez. D-Bruce Aldrich Jr, $3,750
3-Spinarama (g, 7, Cam's Card Shark--Marena Hanover, by Western
Ideal), $17,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Michael Casalino Jr. B-Hanover
Shoe Farms Inc. T-Chris Marino. D-Austin Siegelman, $1,800
Calls: 4H, 4H, H, Q, 2 - Finish Order: Titus Seelster, Ilikethemtrashy,
Delco Rocknroll, Cowboy Terrier
RA CE RESULTS
8, Mea, $20,000, P, W/O $10,000 LIFE, 27.4, 56.3, 1:25.0, 1:53.0, SY
1-Sam Hill (g, 10, Artsplace--Apple Of My Eye, by Armbro
MacKintosh), $120,000 2007 LEX-SEL O-Don R Tiger. B-Michael
Bennett Wilt. T-John Sullivan. D-Mike Wilder, $10,000, Lifetime
Record: 134-40-20-18, $437,067
2-Visible Gold (g, 8, Bettor's Delight--Gabrielle, by Dragon's Lair),
$65,000 2009 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver
Bruscemi LLC & Rtc Stables Inc. B-Fair Winds Farm Inc. T-Ron Burke.
D-Dave Palone, $5,000
3-Full Code (g, 6, I Scoot Hanover--Royal Goddess, by Matt's Scooter)
O-Pine Grove Stables. B-Todd A Meredith. T-Marcus Marashian.
D-Jim Pantaleano, $2,400
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1H, 1 - Finish Order: Dew N Doughnuts, Hillbilly
Hanover, Cammikey
7, YR, $40,000, P, BLUECHIP MATCHMAKER SERIES F&M FREE FOR
ALL 4TH PRELIMINARY 3RD DIVISION, 27.1, 55.4, 1:23.3, 1:51.4, FT
1-Krispy Apple (m, 8, Western Ideal--Apple Krisp, by Life Sign)
O-Bamond Racing LLC & Joseph Davino. B-Perfect World
Enterprises. T-Jeffrey Bamond Jr.. D-Jason Bartlett, $20,000, Lifetime
Record: 124-41-21-15, $1,632,076
2-Lady Shadow (m, 5, Shadow Play--Lady Camella, by Camluck),
$19,000 2012 FOREST O-David C Kryway, CA & Carl L Atley &
Edwin JGold & Bfj Stable. B-Winbak Farm. T-Josh Green. D-Corey
Callahan, $10,000
3-Cinamony (m, 5, Art Official--Armbro Cinnamon, by Western Ideal),
$3,500 2012 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver
Bruscemi LLC. B-Perretti Farms. T-Ron Burke. D-Yannick Gingras,
$4,800
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 1H, 1T, NK - Finish Order: Gallie Bythe Beach, Al Raza
N, For The Ladies N, Delightful Dragon
YONK ERS report
Friday's Results:
ALL 4TH PRELIMINARY 1ST DIVISION, 26.4, 55.4, 1:23.4, 1:51.3, FT
1-Carolsideal (m, 7, Western Ideal--Camcarol, by Cam's Card Shark)
O-Allard Racing Inc, CA & Yves Sarrazin, CA & Kapildeo Singh.
B-Saddle Rock Stables. T-Rene Allard. D-Daniel Dube, $20,000,
Lifetime Record: 106-33-17-12, $462,971
2-Mach It A Par (m, 6, Mach Three--Taylorlane Action, by Village
Jiffy) O-D'Elegance Stable Ix & Carmen Iannacone & T L P Stable &
The Gandolfo Stables. B-Onlineharnessowner Com 17, CA. T-Richard
Banca. D-George Brennan, $10,000
3-Venus Delight (m, 6, Bettor's Delight--Venus Killean, by Run The
Table), $13,000 2011 LEX-SEL O-Bamond Racing LLC. B-Estate Of
George F Hempt Trust. T-Jeffrey Bamond Jr.. D-Jason Bartlett, $4,800
Calls: 4T, 3H, NS, 3, HD - Finish Order: Jungle Genie N, Hazmatt,
Request For Parole
9, YR, $18,000, P, CLAIMING ALLOWANCE $40,000 3 YO 50%, 4 YO
25%, F&M 20%, 27.2, 56.3, 1:25.0, 1:53.2, FT
1-White Mountain Top (g, 10, Yankee Cam--Elite D H, by Good News
Scooter), $10,500 2007 CESQ O-Gilbert Garcia-Owen. B-Yves
Gaudet, CA. T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. D-Matt Kakaley, $9,000,
Lifetime Record: 220-39-35-26, $406,434
2-Stay Up Late (g, 5, Artiscape--Dreamland's Jo Jo, by Western
Hanover), $67,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Blindswitch Racing Stable &
Santo R Farina & Good Friends Racing Stb. B-Fair Winds Farm Inc.
T-Jose Godinez. D-Jordan Stratton, $4,500
3-Masterson (g, 4, Bettor's Delight--Tug River Princess, by Badlands
Hanover) O-Thomas G Milici. B-Let It Ride Stables Inc & Robert
Cooper Stables LLC & Jerry Silva. T-Thomas Milici. D-Jason Bartlett,
$2,160
Calls: 10Q, 7Q, 3Q, 4H, HD - Finish Order: Pams Legacy, Jd's Caleb
Man, Urbana Bayama, Hardts Or Bettor, The Kingofswing A
ALL 4TH PRELIMINARY 2ND DIVISION, 26.4, 56.3, 1:24.1, 1:52.0, FT
1-Yagonnakissmeornot (m, 7, The Panderosa--Artstopper, by
Artsplace), $23,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Allard Racing Inc, CA & Yves
Sarrazin, CA & Kapildeo Singh. B-Roll The Dice Stable. T-Rene
Allard. D-Daniel Dube, $20,000, Lifetime Record: 120-37-26-10,
$1,176,262
2-Regil Elektra (m, 6, Mach Three--Top Time Notcher, by Topnotcher)
O-Fred Monteleone Stbl LLC. B-Bruce M Wagg, CA. T-Keith Armer.
D-Jason Bartlett, $10,000
3-Sell A Bit N (m, 6, Julius Caesar--Nomorenuki, by Live Or Die)
O-Harry von Knoblauch. B-Mrs C M Hey, NZ. T-Peter Tritton. D-Jordan
Stratton, $4,800
Calls: 4Q, 3Q, 1T, 3, 4 - Finish Order: Inittowinafortune, Anndrovette,
Skippin By, Rockn Ruby N
10, YR, $19,000, P, CLAIMING ALLOWANCE $40,000 / $50,000
HANDICAP 3 YO 50%, 4 YO 25%, F&M 20%, 27.4, 56.4, 1:25.2, 1:53.3,
FT
1-Kid Pk (g, 6, Wearable Art--Lightning D Dube, by Western Ideal)
O-Peter Kleinhans & Howard A Taylor. B-P Kleinhans Racing Inc.
T-Thomas Milici. D-Brian Sears, $9,500, Lifetime Record:
69-15-10-15, $147,305
2-Ari Allstar (g, 5, Art Major--Ask Alice, by The Panderosa), $45,000
2012 SHS-HBG O-P T Stable. B-Robert L Newman. T-Richard Banca.
D-Jason Bartlett, $4,750
3-Bj's Bequia (h, 9, Rocknroll Hanover--Plant A Kiss, by Blissfull
Hall), $32,000 2008 SHS-HBG O-Blindswitch Racing Stable & Santo
R Farina & Stanley JYoskowitz & David JSebolsky. B-Perretti Farms.
T-Jose Godinez. D-Matt Kakaley, $2,280
Calls: NS, 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, H - Finish Order: Mariner Seelster, Invictus
Hanover, Twin B Wrangler, What I Believe, Knocking Around
RA CE RESULTS
11, YR, $16,000, T, NON-WINNERS OF $18,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS,
28.2, 57.1, 1:25.3, 1:55.1, FT
1-E R Ellie (m, 7, Southwind Elian--Miss Marino, by Armbro Marino)
O-Tyler V Stillings. B-Eash Racing Stable Inc. T-Michael Forte.
D-George Brennan, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 155-28-32-22,
$375,836
2-Skates N Plates (h, 5, Revenue S--Pleasure Skate, by Super
Pleasure) O-Robert JKey. B-Robert JKey. T-Andrew Harris. D-Brian
Sears, $4,000
3-Take My Picture (g, 9, Classic Photo--Habit's Lady, by Muscles
Yankee), $35,000 2008 SHS-HBG O-Joseph & Laurie Davino.
B-Status Stables Inc. T-Nikolas Drennan. D-Jason Bartlett, $1,920
Calls: 1H, 1Q, 1Q, T, 2 - Finish Order: Escuela, Warrawee Onyx, Bingo
Queen, Rock Of Cashel, Bas J
Grinfromeartoear) O-Bamond Racing LLC & J&T Silva Stables, LLC.
B-Mac T Nichol, CA. T-Jeffrey Bamond Jr.. D-Tim Tetrick, $25,000,
Lifetime Record: 42-14-9-6, $373,955
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, $12,500
3-Dream Out Loud N (g, 9, Bettor's Delight--Nothin Butadreamer, by
In The Pocket) O-Muscara Racing Stable LLC. B-B D West, NZ.
T-Darran Cassar. D-Yannick Gingras, $6,000
Calls: 8Q, 3, 2, 1H, NK - Finish Order: Phil Your Boots, Santa Fe
Beachboy, Evenin Of Pleasure, Texas Terror N
12, YR, $18,000, P, F&M NON-WINNERS OF $18,001 IN LAST 5
STARTS, 27.4, 57.4, 1:26.2, 1:54.2, FT
1-Rock N Roll Xample (m, 5, Rocknroll Hanover--R Xample, by
Camluck) O-Robert L Hamather, CA. B-Robert L Hamather, CA. T-Rene
Allard. D-Brian Sears, $9,000, Lifetime Record: 46-20-5-3, $209,330
2-Jaded Dream (m, 5, If I Can Dream--Jaded Gal, by Art Major)
O-Gilberto Garcia-Herrera & Barbara D & Donald G Arnstine.
B-Bulletproof Enterprises. T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. D-Matt Kakaley,
$4,500
3-Elisaveta N (m, 6, Grinfromeartoear--Boryana, by Washington Vc)
O-Bamond Racing LLC. B-B H & Mrs H JSwain, NZ. T-Jeffrey Bamond
Jr.. D-Jason Bartlett, $2,160
Calls: 4Q, 4Q, T, H, T - Finish Order: Dublin Rose, Tipitina, Envious
Hanover, Royal Knockout, Looney Dune
7, YR, $50,000, P, GEORGE MORTON LEVY SERIES H&G FREE FOR
ALL 4TH PRELIMINARY 2ND DIVISION, 28.0, 56.3, 1:24.1, 1:51.1, GD
1-Wiggle It Jiggleit (g, 4, Mr Wiggles--Mozzi Hanover, by Jenna's
Beach Boy) O-George Teague Jr Inc. & Teague Racing Partnership
LLC. B-James L Bernstein & Theresa A Bantle & Eric R Felter &
Vincent JTancredi. T-Clyde Francis. D-Montrell Teague, $25,000,
Lifetime Record: 30-25-4-0, $2,255,995
2-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, $12,500
3-All Bets Off (h, 5, Bettor's Delight--Armbro Penelope, by Dexter
Nukes), $7,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver
Bruscemi LLC & Frank D Baldachino & The Panhellenic Stb Corp.
B-Robert A & Greg S Tucker. T-Ron Burke. D-Matt Kakaley, $6,000
Calls: 1H, 1T, 1H, 1T, 2T - Finish Order: Lucan Hanover, Scott Rocks,
Mcerlean, Polak A
Saturday's Results:
5, YR, $40,000, T, OPEN HANDICAP POST POSITIONS 1-8 ASSIGNED,
27.3, 57.0, 1:25.4, 1:55.0, GD
1-Luminosity (g, 6, Cash Hall--Brighten My Way, by Conway Hall)
O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC. B-Antonia H
Poklembo. T-Ron Burke. D-George Brennan, $20,000, Lifetime
Record: 102-32-18-16, $498,407
2-Major Athens (h, 6, Andover Hall--Miss Athens, by Self Possessed)
O-Howard A Taylor. B-Thomas A Brice & Charles E Receski.
T-Thomas Milici. D-Brian Sears, $10,000
3-Monroe County (m, 6, Glidemaster--Ladyvic, by Striking Sahbra),
$5,500 2011 SHS-HBG O-D'Elegance Stable Ix & Carmen Iannacone
& T L P Stable. B-Quantum Farms Corp. T-Richard Banca. D-Jason
Bartlett, $4,800
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1Q, HD - Finish Order: Dewycolorintheline,
Theresademoninme, Dot Dot Dot Dash, Tober, Soul Train
ALL 4TH PRELIMINARY 3RD DIVISION, 27.4, 55.2, 1:23.1, 1:51.2, GD
1-Bit Of A Legend N (h, 7, Bettor's Delight--Soky's Legend, by Sokys
Atom) O-Harry von Knoblauch. B-B D West, NZ. T-Peter Tritton.
D-Jordan Stratton, $25,000, Lifetime Record: 71-26-17-4, $787,686
2-Lettucerockthem A (g, 6, Art Major--Rochelle Hanover, by Vanston
Hanover) O-Allard Racing Inc, CA & Robert L Hamather, CA & Bruce
A Soulsby. B-Redbank Lodge Standardbreds, AS. T-Rene Allard.
D-Brian Sears, $12,500
3-Limelight Beach (g, 5, Somebeachsomewhere--Benear, by
Badlands Hanover), $25,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable
LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC & M1 Stable LLC & Wingfield Brothers
LLC. B-Gregory JMartin, CA. T-Ron Burke. D-Yannick Gingras, $6,000
Calls: HD, 1H, 1H, 1H, 1 - Finish Order: The Real One, Bettorever, Let's
Drink On It, Doctor Butch
ALL 4TH PRELIMINARY 1ST DIVISION, 27.4, 56.4, 1:24.0, 1:52.1, GD
1-Ideal Cowboy (g, 5, American Ideal--Trend Setter, by
RA CE RESULTS
ALL 4TH PRELIMINARY 4TH DIVISION, 27.4, 56.4, 1:24.4, 1:52.1, GD
1-Mach It So (g, 6, Mach Three--Beach Dancer, by Beach Towel)
O-Bamond Racing LLC. B-Enviro Stables LTD. T-Jeffrey Bamond Jr..
D-Tim Tetrick, $25,000, Lifetime Record: 69-27-11-8, $1,335,231
2-Te Kawau N (g, 6, Bettor's Delight--Haylin Express, by Christian
Cullen) O-JL Sadowsky LLC. B-K R & Mrs S D Farrier, NZ. T-Robert
Bresnahan. D-Yannick Gingras, $12,500
3-Domethatagain (h, 7, Bettor's Delight--Road Sign, by Life Sign),
$67,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Allard Racing Inc, CA & Robert L
Hamather, CA & Bruce A Soulsby. B-White Birch Farm. T-Rene Allard.
D-Daniel Dube, $6,000
Calls: 1T, 2, 1H, 1H, NS - Finish Order: Texican N, Bettor Rock On N,
Forty Five Red, Melmerby Beach
11, YR, $25,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF $25,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS,
27.4, 57.3, 1:25.1, 1:53.3, GD
1-Hall Bro (g, 5, Blissfull Hall--Turola's Angel, by Jenna's Beach Boy)
O-Joseph A Trice. B-Fernand Brodeur, CA. T-Brewer Adams. D-Matt
Kakaley, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 81-23-11-8, $226,881
2-Moonliteonthebeach (g, 6, Somebeachsomewhere--Sweet Paprika,
by Artiscape), $90,000 2011 LEX-SEL O-Bamond Racing LLC.
B-Andray-Lindwood. T-Jeffrey Bamond Jr.. D-Brian Sears, $6,250
3-Givenupdreaming (h, 5, If I Can Dream--Ain't Given Up, by Jenna's
Beach Boy) O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC.
B-Jeffrey R Brooks. T-Ron Burke. D-George Brennan, $3,000
Calls: 2, 2, 1T, 2, 1Q - Finish Order: First Class Horse, Roland N Rock,
Sam's Escape, Rural Art, Pass Them By N
12, YR, $25,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF $25,150 IN LAST 5 STARTS,
27.2, 57.2, 1:25.2, 1:53.3, GD
1-Sunfire Blue Chip (h, 6, American Ideal--Shot Togo Bluechip, by
Cam's Card Shark), $75,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Christina Takter &
John And Jim Fielding, CA & Brixton Medical Inc & R A W Equine
Inc, CA. B-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. T-Jimmy Takter. D-Mark
Macdonald, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 54-20-7-6, $981,674
2-Rock Icon (g, 6, Rocknroll Hanover--Yankee Icon, by Artsplace),
$22,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-The Gandolfo Stables. B-Fair Winds Farm
Inc. T-Richard Banca. D-Jason Bartlett, $6,250
3-Soho Jackman A (g, 7, Four Starzzz Shark--Jane Elouise, by Beach
Towel) O-William M Adamczyk & Edward Hall & James R Hall Jr &
Alexander Kantonist. B-S A Johnson, AS. T-William Adamczyk. D-Tyler
Buter, $3,000
Calls: 1H, 2, 1Q, 1, H - Finish Order: Mah Sish N, Reuben Brogden N,
Star Cover, Lord Of Misrule, Badiou Hanover

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