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Fri day, A pri l 15, 2016
How To Succeed i n Busi ness
Adriano Sorella dissects the owner/trainer relationship from the owner perspective and hopes to
inspire and encourage others with his story of becoming a success despite starting with nothing.
by Dave Briggs
I n today?s HRU
Brush And Crush - Pompano Park
page 5
Meat and potatoes, with a schmear
page 7
Racing year round at Mohawk with Blair Burgess
page 9
Allard youngest trainer to reach 3,000 career wins
page 10
Dover closes out 47th season with $100,000 DSBF finals
page 11
Dave Briggs
A dri ano Sorel l a: " Wi th out ow ners i n th i s game, th ere?s no trai ners.
Let?s not f orget th at.?
Adriano Sorella said there is another side to the
owner/trainer dynamic; one that runs counter to what
high-profile trainers George Teague, Jr. and Casie Coleman
told Harness Racing Update recently about the perils of
stables that grew too large and the overly-demanding
owners that came with them.
For starters, Sorella said he, for one, is not some
high-maintenance rich guy horse owner, despite the fact he
parted company with Coleman last summer, less than two
years after they ? with other partners ? teamed up to win
the 2013 Little Brown Jug with Vegas Vacation.
The Toronto-based entrepreneur said he has a lot in
common with both Teague and Coleman, who started with
little and built themselves up to become stars in the sport.
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How To Succeed i n Busi ness conti nued
Less than a decade ago, Sorella was, ?living in a basement
apartment and raising a kid. There was no money. It was bad
times,?he said. ?I had a leased car. I was begging the leasing
company to take it back? I couldn?t figure out how to make
rent. It was not nice. It was not a pretty story at all. You run
into problems like that, horrible credit. It was not good.?
He caught a few breaks, landed a job in online advertising
and worked virtually every waking hour for years to build up
his clientele and experience. Working on commission, the
money eventually started rolling in. That?s when Sorella
started his own advertising company ? Union Ad Sales ?
taking a full portfolio of clients with him.
?I want to let people know that they can start with nothing
and make something of themselves,?he said.
He is something of an open book on social media, just like
Coleman. This week, Sorella took possession of a Ferrari 458
Italia Spider ? license plate Gidhy Up. In a long post on
Facebook that accompanied photos of the sports car, he
explained his difficult journey and his enjoy-the-moment
mantra as follows, ?In life when you get chances do not
waste them, because others might not be around the corner
waiting for you. I've always had dreams of fancy cars, houses,
and all of that. So today I spoiled myself, because today is
now. And I'm here to enjoy it.?
His enjoyment includes some 15 young standardbreds he
has with trainers Tony Alagna and Nancy Johansson ? four
with Johansson and 12 with Alagna, including
Thatsoveryverynice, a talented three-year-old pacing filly
that earned nearly $150,000 at two that Sorella bought into
last week.
?She?s been training down great. I asked (Alagna) a lot of
questions, but I didn?t tell him why. I just watched. When I
saw the horse training down this winter in Florida, I thought,
?She?s a really nice horse. She?s going with his top
three-year-old colts and she?s holding her own.?I went back
to watch a lot of her replays,?Sorella said.
?I know Tony owned a fair bit of her and I know Marvin
Katz bought into her. She?s got a breeding future ahead of
her, too. I?m pretty sure they?ll breed her to the Captain
(Captaintreacherous). I said to Tony, ?This filly over here,
would you sell a part of her??He was joking around with me
and he said, ?Money always talks.??
Sorella is careful when speaking about Coleman. He said
the two of them are still friends and he appreciates the
success they had together. When talking about the
challenges inherent in the owner/trainer dynamic he wants
advertising. I try to walk them through it. Can it be annoying
sometimes? Maybe, but you shouldn?t feel guilty to ask
because the person on the other end is profiting off it.
They?re providing a service.
?If you don?t talk to a trainer and ask questions, most of the
time some of them might not give you any answers. They
might not call you and tell you what?s going on with the
horses. So, you have to ask questions. I don?t know if some
people like that or don?t like it, but I?m not a person? who
picks up the phone and calls a million times or anything like
that. I just ask a question at the beginning of the week, ?How
are the horses training??I then will see what the answer is
like. Most of the time, you can tell by your training bill or
your vet bill how good your horse or how bad your horse
actually is. A vet bill will tell a different tale than anything
else, same with a training bill. You can tell what?s going on.?
Dave Landry
Sorel l a w as a part-ow ner of 2013 Li ttl e Brow n Jug ch ampi on V egas
V acati on.
it known he isn?t specifically talking about Coleman, but
rather the nature of any horse racing business partnership
that can turn fractious when horses aren?t winning and
owners are burning through money.
Sorella got started in horse ownership through the
Standardbred Breeders of Ontario Association?s (SBOA)
Owner Mentorship Program. Now he?s trying to pay that
experience forward by working to attract new owners to the
game through his Team Sorella social media initiative. So far,
Team Sorella has given away a slew of prizes to those that
like his page and share posts.
?Without owners in this game, there?s no trainers. Let?s not
forget that. When owners go to a sale and spend $4 million,
that trainer is going to make five per cent and their training
bills on those horses. The better horses you buy for a trainer,
the better it is for that trainer. Everybody wants to win, so
owners and trainers are always on the same page when it
comes to winning and when the horses are doing well? It?s
when the horses are not doing well or they?re sick, that
owners and trainers have different agendas,?he said.
Sorella said a particularly rough patch with the horses in
2015 caused him to switch trainers.
?When things don?t go well, don?t you make changes? Who
sits there and just loses money??he asked.
While Sorella is known for his charity and generosity, he is
careful to treat owning horses as a business where minding
the money is critical.
?You never know when a horse is going to hurt itself in the
stall or on the track. So, you have to be ready for the ups and
downs. But, at the same time, you need a lot of information
in this business. You can?t just be writing checks to vets or
trainers without knowing about your horses,?he said.
?You shouldn?t feel guilty for having to ask questions? I
don?t make people feel guilty when they ask questions about
?The reason I started this is to show people how you can
get people interested in horse racing. I know if you give away
a lot of free stuff, people will be interested because you?re
giving away a lot of free stuff, which is what we?re doing, but
the preliminary thing we?re doing is? we?re specifically
targeting harness racing audiences with the advertising
we?re doing. We?re doing very geo-targeted advertising
through the Facebook platform to grab anybody that?s
involved with harness racing,?he said.
?So, the fans that we?re getting are all harness racing
people, somebody that?s involved in horse racing ? grooms,
trainers, vets, harness racing people that we?re bringing over.
The idea is to build a fan base and then, eventually,
somewhere down the road, we?re launching a website. Being
able to have these people that we could introduce to some
sort of an initiative to get brand new owners into the game,
or continue to keep the people we already have in the game
by maybe putting them into partnerships or into groups that
are sustainable that they won?t get hurt financially.
?I like to see new owners and see people getting involved.
That?s the reason why. You try to inspire people to say, ?Hey,
you can get involved in racing for minimum money to start
off with and if you have a little bit of luck you can continue
to go.??
Through it all, he said he hasn?t forgotten where he started
and how far he has come.
?Nine years ago, I started with peanuts and I got lucky. A
bunch of breaks happened for me and I got lucky in the
business,?Sorella said. ?I?m investing a lot of money in the
business and sometimes people take it the wrong way. They
look at you or other owners and think everybody is just born
with a silver spoon in their mouth and it?s just not like that.
?I want to let people know that they can start with nothing
and make something of themselves. I want them to know
where I came from.?
Harness Raci ng Update
seen that amount bet on an at least one card I?ve seen (and
probably others). On another race night recently, over a
million was wagered in one pool, because of a mandatory
payout of a super high five.
What changed? What helped Pompano gain market share
in a sport where it?s very hard to achieve such success? In a
nutshell, Pompano relied on the fundamentals and stuck
with them.
Pompano Park h as become a
maj or-l eague si gnal w i th
h arness bettors
My first recollection of Pompano Park was sitting in a
grandstand watching the simulcast of the Breeders Crown on
a 17-inch tube TV. I remember Goalie Jeff and Peach Pit, OK
Bye and Artsplace, Bay?s Fella, Peace Corps and dozens of
other good horses. Gary Siebel was calling the action and all
the greats were on hand for some seriously good horse
racing.
In the quarter century or so since then ? up to say last year
? I don?t have even one other memory of the 23rd Avenue
oval, because I have not watched a single race from there.
Like most of you I suspect, this track just wasn?t on the radar.
- The Pick 4 was doing virtually no handle, so they lowered
the takeout to 12 per cent. This acted like a neon sign to
bettors, flashing ?we want your business.?Over time, as the
pools grew, so did the guarantees, helping the bet along
even more.
- Pompano began distributing their signal more. You can bet
Pompano almost anywhere; at any ADW, OTB, or racetrack in
North America. Believe it or not, not all tracks do this.
- Exposing the product to more people is often
under-utilized in horse racing, but not so at Pompano. TVG
shows Pompano racing quite often, and California outlets
have begun taking the races for their bettors (sometimes this
is hard to accomplish, because California has a quota on how
many outside state races they can show).
- In 2016 there are walls of televisions showing racing from
everywhere. If your signal is old and dull, it does not stand
Over the past year or so, that all changed. I have bet more,
and watched more races at Pompano than I ever have, and it
appears I am not alone.
In 2013, Pompano Park was doing under $25 million in
handle for the entire meet, an average of just over $176,000
per card. To put that into perspective, Gulfstream Park (just
down the road from Pompano) did $32 million on one card ?
the Florida Derby ? a couple of weeks ago. Pick 4?s ? a
harness racing staple ? could not even muster a meagre
$2,000 in the pools at Pompano most nights. Win pools were
microscopic. This was just another low handle harness track
in a sea of low handle harness tracks.
The past couple of seasons, things have changed for the
better at Pompano. Total handle exceeded $44 million in
2015 and topped $350,000 per card. With 16 races left in
2016, Pompano has already exceeded $54 million in total
handle this year ? averaging just shy of $500,000 per card.
That?s an increase in total handle of 122 per cent in three
years and this year?s total is likely to exceed $60 million.
Those Pick 4 pools, which at one time no one in their right
mind would bet into, are no longer $2,000, but often 10
times that amount. The track that would be lucky to see a
million dollars in handle in a week?s worth of racing has
Brush A nd Crush conti nued
out. Pompano has revamped their signal, and it looks fresh
and professional.
- Timing ? racing cards when everyone else is, sending the
gates away when two or three other tracks are doing the
same, too early or too late post times, etc ? can play a huge
part in handle growth, or the lack of it. Pompano has moved
their post times later, and rarely go off when another track
does. They also have some superior mid-week cards that
attract dollars. Post-drags (a pet peeve of mine) play a part in
this as well, but at least they aren?t going off when others
are.
- A solid social media presence can really help handle and
drive some eyeballs, and Pompano with announcer and
jack-of-all-trades, Gabe Prewitt, does a super job. As well, if
there?s a carryover, you hear about it on digital mediums. In
fact, a flash carryover with barely 10 minutes notice brought
in $46,000 in new money just recently.
- All of the above help raise handle, but you can?t increase
the bet by 100 per cent on just those items. Although the
Pompano product is not top-shelf by any means, they have
attracted more horses per race and that makes a huge
difference. It allows for deeper fields and slightly higher
payoffs for punters. I have field size up over one full horse
per race from a couple of years ago.
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Much of the above sounds simple, but it?s anything but. I
give the team at Pompano a world of credit, starting with
director of racing Brett Revington.
To me, the most exciting thing about the growth of the
Florida track is that there?s a chance this can get even better.
In my years of studying the business of the sport, I have
come to the conclusion that there are inflection points for
nightly handle, where certain amounts are more important
than others, and handle acts non-linear. I believe $800,000
per card is an important spot on the curve. If handle is above
that amount the pools are deep enough to attract more
money from bigger bettors. Below it, these bigger bettors
look elsewhere. Pompano is straddling that wagering level
now, and if they can increase it slightly, I believe this ?little?
signal can become even bigger.
If you?re a harness fan or bettor with nothing to do one
week night, download a program, log into Twitter, follow
Gabe, play along, and give the track a try. A lot of others seem
to be enjoying it and you might, too. Pompano is a bright
spot, in a sport in dire need of them.
M eat and potatoes, w i th a sch mear
Despite a decade-long detour in the bagel business, Richard Johnson has
spent most of his life training horses. Today, he?s second to Ron Burke?s
powerhouse stable in the Meadowlands?trainer rankings.
by Dave Little
Richard Johnson is
one of the leading
trainers at the
current
Meadowlands
meeting. His 23
wins are second
only to Ron Burke?s
32, and Burke has
more than twice as
many starts. Yes,
things are good for
Johnson, who has
been involved in the
sport since his
teenage years.
?My boss from
ShopRite was a
gambler,?said
Courtesy Meadowlands Racetrack Johnson, 55. ?To this
day, we?re good
Ri ch ard Joh nson
friends. I started
going to the track
with him when I was 16. We?d go to Freehold on
Wednesdays, on his day off, and watch the warmups. We had
some great times. That?s how I got started. Then, I met a girl
in high school whose father had some horses.?
you are doing, of course.
?I spent about 10 years in the bagel business. We had a
nice little run there,?said Johnson. ?We had a little bagel
shop in Teaneck (N.J.) before everybody was selling bagels.
We rolled them there, we baked them there. It wound up
being a nice little business.?
?I?ve been back racing horses full-time for some time now,
but even when I was in the other business, I always kept a
foot or a toe in the harness game. I?ve been in and out and
back and forth (of the bagel business since) on several
occasions, but rents have gone crazy and I?ve been out of
that business for about eight years now.?
Are there similarities between the bagel and horse
businesses? ?Both are time consuming,?said Johnson. ?A lot of
hours. But I always feel you get out of it what you put into it.?
The big question on everybody?s mind in the harness game
at the Big M: Will casino gaming be necessary for the
Johnson?s first job came soon thereafter working for
long-time Meadowlands horseman Mike Gagliardi.
?I?m sure I still do things he taught me,?said Johnson. ?He
was a great-hearted guy. I was a young kid. He gave me a
great opportunity. He had a heart of gold. Good horseman,
good driver. He sent me on my way.?
Johnson?s career as a harness trainer was gathering
momentum in the two years spanning 1991-92, when,
according to United States Trotting Association statistics, he
sent out 44 winners for earnings of just over $600,000, but
one piece of bad luck sent him to another line of work for a
spell.
?I had a horse, Admirals Galley (an earner of $324,000 from
1991-92),?said Johnson. ?He broke his foot unexpectedly at
Freehold in an overnight prepping for a stakes race. That
owner got sour on the harness game and then things got
slow for me.?
Enter a business with a lot of holes, unless you know what
Ri ch ard Joh nson conti nued
long-term survival of the sport?
?If that?s what?s going to increase the purses, then yes,?said
Johnson. ?I?ve been around long enough and saw this
business stand by itself. Unfortunately, times have changed. I
don?t see new generations of horseplayers. It does take some
time and some effort to go there and enjoy yourself
handicapping. The question is, are there a new generation of
those types of horseplayers? There are just too many other
options available to them.?
Johnson said he?s not surprised about the high handle
numbers at the Meadowlands, despite a decrease in the
racing?s talent level.
countless other racehorses. I was a claiming guy for years,
but I still like to fool around with some young ones. I won a
non-winners of two Friday (April 8) night at the
Meadowlands and to me that was a great thrill. It was a
horse we developed and been through ups and downs with.?
So, Richard, ever consider leaving the Garden State for
larger pots of purse gold? ?I?m a Jersey guy. I?m born and bred
here. I came into the business in 1980, the Meadowlands has
always been the place.?
Is it still? ?I don?t know. I hope so.?
?There was strong on-track handle before simulcasting.
(Wagering here) has always been enticing, whether it?s the
mile track or the 10-horse fields. So, I?m not surprised,
because I?ve been around the Meadowlands for
30-something years.?
Johnson also seems energized about the new-look driver
colony at the Big M. ?It?s a new generation,?he said. ?There
are a lot of guys making a name for themselves. They are
getting lots of opportunities.?
A big part of the harness business finds Johnson reading
condition sheets from all tracks on the Eastern seaboard, so
that he can take advantage of out-of-town opportunities to
keep his owners happy. ?We are going to race a little bit at
Chester (Harrah?s Philadelphia), Pocono, Yonkers, Freehold.
We pick our spots and are hitting a lot of tracks. Shipping
horses is expensive. The more you can keep your expenses
down, the more money the owners make. You want to take
into consideration how far you are shipping. You have to be
careful with the class of horse, how much will it cost us
round trip and how many times we are going to go. This all
adds to our expenses for the month.?
Johnson said that ?Delaware is kind of a closed crowd and
Pennsylvania is trying to do the same.?The condition sheets
at those tracks restrict (or prefer) horses to be from those
specific states to get in, and Johnson thinks it would be good
for New Jersey horsemen to have opportunities like that.
So, will you not ship if the Meadowlands sees casino
money roll in and bolster the purse account?
?It?s hard to say, it depends on the class of horse,?said
Johnson. ?I was born and bred Meadowlands. I saw the track
in its heyday, when they used to bet a million on track on
Monday nights. Higher purses would certainly be nice. We
would be home. We?re from New Jersey.?
One might call Johnson a ?meat and potatoes?trainer.
They?d be right. He?s always had good overnight stock. And
on occasion, something a little better.
?I?ve had no world champions per se, but I?ve had some
good racehorses,?said Johnson. ?($500,000 earner) Jacsue
Brooks would be the first in line, he stayed good for years. I
had a trotting mare, ($700,000 earner) Victors Vicky, who
raced at Yonkers for years. Plus Admirals Galley, and
lines and is terrible when the roof is closed, but the Toronto
Blue Jays are not moving to Christie Pits (home of the
amateur Toronto Maple Leafs of the Intercounty Baseball
League) because of it.
Raci ng year-round at M oh aw k
w oul d be a maj or mi stak e
I preface my comments by saying that since I live in
Campbellville and have a farm there, year-round racing at
Mohawk would both enhance the value of my property and
make my life as a trainer more convenient. That said, I still
vehemently oppose moving to Mohawk year-round, an idea
that has been floated often in the last six months by the
Woodbine Entertainment Group (WEG).
Since 2012, and the cancellation of the Slot at Racetracks
Program (SARP), we have already seen the closing of several
harness tracks, including Windsor, Woodstock and Sudbury,
with Kawartha Downs likely following suit in the near future.
Additionally, Hiawatha, Dresden and Georgian Downs have
much reduced racing dates, which in the case of Georgian is
a terrible shame as it is not only a well-built and inviting
facility for fans and horsepeople alike, it also boasts a good
five-eighths mile track, which has resulted in primarily
half-mile track racing in Ontario for most of the year.
Except on stake race days, does this closeness factor
translate into handle? Not really. At Western Fair, the
grandstand is on top of the horses and no one goes outside,
except on Molson Pace night. The problem of the horses
being far away at Woodbine has nothing to do with whether
or not attendance is better or handle is up. It's the same track
that apparently they are going to run seven to eight turf
races on, which WEG CEO Jim Lawson is touting as a great
development. While many in harness racing complain about
racing at Woodbine, it?s interesting that it is the very track
the thoroughbred people want back.
Maybe it's our product, not its distance from the
grandstand.
I'll match Woodbine against Mohawk on a regular Monday
in October any day. Talk about having room to shoot a
cannon. Try those Mondays at Mohawk in the fall. Then try
them in January. That will be interesting. At least at
Woodbine we get some of the patrons left over from the
runners.
Whether harness racing is at Woodbine or Mohawk matters
little to the bettors ? and handle figures support this.
Nobody goes to Mohawk either, except on special nights. I
Leaving Woodbine and moving full-time to Mohawk,
despite there initially being no reduction in racing dates, will
still mean the closing of yet another harness racing facility,
this one in the critical Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Harness
racing sees very little mainstream media coverage as it is.
Once it physically leaves the city, it will get none.
Maybe most are too young to understand, but Toronto does
have a long history of harness racing with Dufferin Park,
Thorncliff Park and of course Greenwood Raceway. If we
leave Woodbine, harness racing will never come back to the
Canada?s biggest city.
I think it is also important to understand WEG?s thought
process in this. Its incentive for moving harness racing to
Mohawk full-time is not for the betterment of its
standardbred product. It is for the betterment of its
thoroughbred product. The plan calls for turning the harness
track at Woodbine into a smaller turf track with the belief
that having two turf tracks will increase its thoroughbred
horse population, entries, and, subsequently, handle.
Giving up another racetrack because the sight lines at
Woodbine are bad is crazy. The Rogers Centre has bad sight
live in Campbellville and I wouldn't go to Mohawk in January
if it had a Beaver Tail stand.
And year-round racing at one facility just gets old. The
product will be stale. There is no beginning and end of
seasons. Traditionally, in all sports, an opening and closing of
seasons is important.
Casino expansion is already approved for Woodbine, but
year-round racing at Mohawk hinges on the Ontario Lottery
and Gaming corporation (OLG) approving an expanded
casino at Mohawk. If that approval is granted, Lawson told
the Toronto Sun WEG would likely spend between $3 million
and $5 million to winterize Mohawk for year-round patrons.
It likely will require much more than that.
Mohawk presently has an inadequate, outdated,
un-winterized grandstand. The paddock needs improvement
? for comparison purposes, the Woodbine harness racing
paddock (which was just recently built and will serve no
purpose if we move) cost $10 million to build ? and even
the Mohawk parking lot needs improvements.
Even if Mohawk does get a casino, there still should be at
least a three-to-four-month winter harness meet at
Woodbine when the thoroughbreds are absent. With a little
work we could even do it on their Tapeta track, which has
been successfully tested on standardbreds elsewhere.
A l l ard youngest trai ner to reach
3,000 career w i ns
When 29-year-old Rene Allard recorded his 3,000th career
training win Thursday night at Yonkers Raceway, he became
the youngest person in the sport?s history to reach that
milestone.
Allard reached 3,000 when Brian Sears drove Daylon
Miracle to victory in the 11th race. It was the trainer?s third
win of the night.
Allard first got his trainer's license at age 17, racing in and
around his native Quebec. Today he races primarily at The
Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono and Yonkers, but could turn
up at Harrah's Philadelphia, Saratoga, Monticello, or
Pompano Park, and he even did a stint this winter at
Hawthorne in Chicago.
In 2012, he had his single-season high for winners with
454; the $6,177,017 his charges rang up last year produced
his best money-winning season ever. He has never had a
season-ending UTR below .300. His lifetime purse earnings
are approaching $29 million.
? Jerry Connors and Frank Drucker
There are just so many negatives to moving to Mohawk
full-time the fan-friendly experience alone does not justify it.
What people enjoy most about Mohawk ? the closeness of
the tarmac, the barbeque, the restaurant balcony, etc. ? is
primarily enjoyable because of the warm summer weather.
Campbellville is consistently three to four degrees colder
than even Milton in the winter months and it has a
documented fog problem in the spring and the fall.
Yes, horsepeople will like the convenience of racing
year-round at Mohawk and the reduced cost of shipping. But
I have spoken with several fellow horsemen who echo my
viewpoint and share my concerns about leaving Woodbine.
I am worried that if Woodbine becomes this new dramatic
facility Lawson brags about, harness racing will be stuck out
in the badlands of Mohawk in perpetuity and one day,
someone on the WEG board will come to the conclusion the
standardbreds don?t deserve the equal share of the revenue
that exists now between the breeds.
To leave the GTA permanently will complete the death
knell that started to chime when we left Greenwood.
We will rue the day we race at Mohawk full-time.
Dov er cl oses out 47th season
w i th $ 100,000 DSBF f i nal s
For the second time in three days, driver Jim Morand and
trainer Les Givens collaborated to win a $100,000 Delaware
Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) three-year-old final at
Dover Downs with a Henry Faragalli III and Nanticoke
Racing-owned pacer. This time, it was with Next Success, a
1:52.4 winner of the colt and gelding final on Thursday (April
14) after the foursome had combined on Tuesday (April 12),
for Use Your Noodle?s filly pace winner.
Corey Cal l ah an w on h i s sev enth
strai gh t Dov er Dow ns dri v i ng ti tl e.
Thursday was closing
day of the track's 47th
season and the annual
meet ending awards
were also handed out.
For the seventh
consecutive season,
Corey Callahan was
leading driver. Dylan
Davis won the leading
trainer title for the
third straight season.
Wiggle It Jiggleit won
the Delaware Valley
U.S. Harness Writer?s
Association?s Horse of
the Meet award.
Next Success began his charge to catch race-favorite John?s
Dream and Tim Tetrick in mid-backstretch. Morand pulled
the altered son of Veeza? Quick Question out of fourth and
hastily reached the leader on the final turn. After a short
stretch racing together Next Success took over and sped to
his second straight victory lowering his lifetime mark to
1:52.4. John?s Dream held second in front of Power To
Perform and Tony Morgan, third.
Stellar City, owned by Howard Taylor and Rich Lombardo,
won the $20,000 DSBF consolation in a lifetime best 1:53.4
with Tim Tetrick in the bike.
On Wednesday (April 13), trainer/driver Carlo Poliseno?s
strategy came through as Cicada?s Song caught race favorite
Epic Smash in the closing strides for a 1:57.3 triumph at
Dover Downs in the $100,000 Delaware Standardbred
Breeders Fund three-year-old filly trot final.
Epic Smash was odds-on favorite from the rail following
two straight wire-to-wire victories, while second choice
Cicada?s Song had post three.
?My plan was to leave fast and find room second behind
Epic Smash. I liked my chances sitting behind him when we
reached the stretch,?said Poliseno.
is Dusty Winner and her dam Koala Kat, both owned and
raced for Mrs. Dunavant for a number of starts at Dover
Downs several years ago. Since the Dunavant?s resides in
Virginia, Cicada?s Song is that state?s trotting champion as
well.
On Tuesday, Morand and Use Your Noodle tracked down
Apple Bottom Jeans in the stretch to score a lifetime best
1:51.1 triumph to win the $100,000 Delaware Standardbred
Breeders Fund final.
Apple Bottom Jeans ? a winner of both the Harrington and
Dover Downs $100,000 freshman finals last fall ? quickly
assumed command this time nearing the half-mile post.
Driver Montrell Teague then led easily along the backstretch
until Morand pulled Use Your Noodle, a brown daughter of
Artsina? Gophobia, up to challenge heading to the final turn.
The pair then dueled until mid-stretch when Use your
Noodle finally got to the front along the inside notching her
third straight victory for Henry Faragalli III, Art Feeney, Trevor
Johnson and Nanticoke Racing. For longtime accomplished
trainer Les Givens who has been in the DSBF winner?s circle
almost two dozen times since the program began, he said,
?This is the first time I?ve ever won the final with a pacer!?
Use Your Noodle now is three-for-four this year a winner of
$70,920 and a six-time winner, with six seconds and a third
her career good for $128,681 in purses. Apple Bottom Jeans
finished second with Eternal Ring (Jonathan Roberts) third.
On Monday (April 11), Seafood Scrappy was around at the
finish to win the $100,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders
Fund final for three-year-old male trotters at Dover Downs.
With the race favorites dropping like flies early, Seafood
Scrappy, also a survivor after breaking stride on the first turn,
quickly recovered for driver Ross Wolfenden. Odds-on
favorite previously unbeaten in both impressive preliminary
wins, Chipoffthewall (Tony Morgan) then went off-stride after
second-choice Mondello (Art Stafford Jr.) broke in front of
him. From there it was a wild-west show. Morgan got
Chipoffthewall back trotting, caught the field quickly and
then roared up on the outside to challenge for the lead
before breaking stride again on the final turn.
In the stretch, Overnight Shipper (George Dennis) had the
lead turning down the lane before he made a misstep. 99-1
shot Samuel J (Vic Kirby) took the lead. Then 22-1 Outside
The Line, (Tetrick) made the front while Seaford Scrappy
closed with a rush to win the photo in 1:59 for trainer Josh
Green and owners Seaford Delight and JJ& M stables. Outside
The Line and Samuel J, second and third, combine with the
winner for a 5-3-7 trifecta paying $13,077.80. The victory
was Seafood Scrappy?s second of the year, third lifetime, with
his career bankroll soaring to $94,810.
? Marv Bachrad / Dover Downs
Cicada?s Song is truly a Jane Dunavant-homebred. Her sire
Bax trai nees w i n tw o of th ree
Cel i as Counsel di v i si ons
put up middle-fractions of :59 and 1:29.3, before trotting
home in :28.2 to win by 2 ½ lengths in 1:58. Miami Magic
finished second, while Smash Hit was third.
Hills Angel, Wanaka and Windsong Magic scored first leg
victories on Thursday (April 14) in the Celias Counsel Series
at Mohawk Racetrack.
A daughter of Kadabra? Diamond Image, Windsong Magic
improved her 2016 record to four wins in seven starts with
Thursday?s victory. The sophomore trotting filly, who was
unraced at two, is owned by Kristine Green and Paulette
Loyens.
A total of 24 three-year-old trotting fillies were split into
three $16,000 divisions for the first leg of the three-week
event.
Hills Angel made a second-quarter move to the lead and
never looked back en route to a 2:01.3 victory in the first
division. The John Bax trainee got away fourth heading into
the first turn for driver Paul MacDonell. Trotting into a stiff
backstretch wind, Hills Angel moved from fourth to first to
lead by the half in 1:02.3. After a third-quarter of :31, Hills
Angel was able to sprint home and hold off her rivals to win
by half a length in 2:01.3. True Muscle finished second, while
Dottie was third.
A daughter of Muscle Hill? Balance The Paige, Hills Angel
was making her 2016 debut after winning once in 10 starts
as a rookie. She is owned by Bax Stable and Glengate Farms.
Hills Angel increased her career earnings to $32,820 with
the victory. She paid $3.80.
The second division was a showdown between Flowers N
Song, the 3/5 favorite, and Wanaka, the 3/2 second choice.
Wanaka got away second, but was quickly circled to the
lead at the opening-quarter by driver Trevor Henry. The
public?s second-choice took the field by the half in :59.3,
while Flowers N Song began to charge up from fourth for
driver Doug McNair.
Flowers N Song surged up to overtake the lead from
Wanaka and post a three-quarter time of 1:28.1. In the
stretch, Henry angled his charge off the back of Flowers N
Songs and Wanaka sprinted by to win by 4½ lengths in
1:56.4.
Flowers N Song was second, while P L Jill was third.
A daughter of Manofmanymissions? Classic Belle, Wanaka
now has four wins in nine starts this season for trainer
Shannon Henry. The sophomore trotting filly is owned by
Trevor Henry Stables Inc. and 1035840 Ontario Inc.
Wanaka surpassed $50,000 in career earnings with
Thursday?s victory. She paid $5 to win.
In the third division, Bax trainees were front and centre
again with a one-two finish.
Bax pupil Miami Magic was put on the front by driver Steve
Byron, while stablemate Windsong Magic and driver
MacDonell followed closely behind in second.
The Bax trainees switched positions heading to the half
and that would be the final front-end move. Windsong Magic
Windsong Magic lowered her career-mark by two-fifths of a
second with the victory and pushed her bankroll to $29,240.
She paid $3.30 to win.
? Mark McKelvie / WEG Standardbred Communications
Ri esberry conv i cted of cri mi nal
of f ense f or gi v i ng h orse
perf ormance-enh ancers
Late last week, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice
handed former standardbred horseman Derek Riesberry a
sentence for fraud and attempted fraud. The sentence
marked the end of a five-and-a-half-year legal process that
stemmed from Riesberry?s illegal use of
performance-enhancing substances in racehorses.
As an article by the Windsor Star explains, Riesberry was
convicted of fraud over $5,000 and attempted fraud over
$5,000.
Riesberry?s fraud over $5,000 conviction came from having
injected a racehorse with a performance enhancer just prior
to a pari-mutuel horse race. Riesberry has been handed a
$2,500 fine for that offence.
Riesberry?s attempted fraud over $5,000 conviction
stemmed from his intention to inject another horse with a
performance enhancer before another pari-mutuel horse race
six weeks later. Riesberry was caught before he was able to
inject the horse, which was subsequently scratched from the
race it was scheduled to race in. Riesberry has been handed a
$1,250 fine for that offence.
In total, Riesberry has been fined $3,750. His licence is
suspended and he has no intention of racing again, according
to his lawyer Andrew Bradie.
The case was the first time a trainer was prosecuted
criminally in Canada for the use of performance-enhancing
drugs.
A similar case involving Windsor trainer Chris Haskell, still
presumed to be innocent, has been delayed while awaiting
the outcome of Riesberry?s case.
?(Riesberry) has been branded with the scarlet letter of a
cheat, which is a terrible thing,?assistant Crown attorney
Brian Manarin told the Windsor Star. ?He?s going to have to
do a lot of things to make amends for shooting up a horse
with a performance-enhancing drug. It's a terrible thing to be
found guilty of, but he's not public enemy No. 1. He's a person
who made a serious error in judgment. He shouldn't go to
jail for that, but he should get a criminal record, which is
what he got."
Heav enl y Hi l l scores Bl ossom
v i ctory
To read the Windsor Star article in its entirety, which
includes excerpts from Western Fair CEO Hugh Mitchell and
Ontario Racing Commission CEO Jean Major's impact
statements condemning the offence, click here.
A field of 10 three-year-old pacing fillies contested the
$40,400 Blossom Final. Heavenly Hill was sent off as the
heavy favorite after a convincing victory in last week?s
second leg.
? Standardbred Canada, with files from Windsor Star
The public?s choice got away third for driver Jonathan
Drury, as 90-1 shot Radar Trap and Randy Waples made the
front from post-nine to post an opening-quarter of :27.2. Jody
Jamieson quickly pulled the pocket in the second-quarter
with Noone To Depend On, but Waples was not in a giving
mood.
Track s conf i rmed f or 2017
Worl d Dri v i ng Ch ampi onsh i p
Standardbred Canada is pleased to announce that all host
racetracks for the 2017 World Driving Championship (WDC)
have now been confirmed. The event will be hosted at five
different racetracks in four different provinces between
August 12 and 18, 2017, which will offer the competing
drivers the opportunity to see much of Canada during the
competition.
The 2017 WDC, which will feature a field of 10 of the
world?s best harness drivers, will kick off Aug. 12 at Century
Downs Racetrack and Casino near Calgary, AB.
The drivers will then head to Ontario for the next two legs.
Mohawk Racetrack in Campbellville will play host to the
second leg on Aug. 14, followed by the third leg on Aug. 15 at
Georgian Downs in Innisfil.
The action then moves to Quebec on Aug. 16 where
Hippodrome 3R will play host to the fourth leg before the
drivers head to Prince Edward Island and Red Shores
Racetrack and Casino at Charlottetown Driving Park for the
fifth and final leg of the WDC on Aug. 18. Delegates
attending the World Trotting Conference (WTC) in
Charlottetown will be able to take in all of the action of the
final leg which is one of the highlights of Old Home Week.
The WDC, which is held in conjunction with the WTC will
coincide with the 250th Anniversary of horse racing in
Canada, and Canada 150 celebrations.
Dexter Dunn of New Zealand is the defending WDC
champion having been victorious in the 2015 event hosted
in Australia.
? Standardbred Canada
Heavenly Hill benefited from a front-end duel to win the
Blossom Series final Monday night (April 11) at Mohawk
Racetrack.
Radar Trap and Noone To Depend On waged war by the
half in :55.2. Around the final turn, Drury angled Heavenly
Hill out from third and went three-wide around the lead pair,
who began to fade.
The favorite posted a three-quarter time of 1:24.2 and
pulled away from her rivals in the lane. Heavenly Hill
stopped the clock for a three-length victory in 1:53.4.
Windsun Glory finished second, while Evangelin Seelster was
third.
Heavenly Hill?s victory was the second series final victory in
three days for owner George Munniksma and trainer Carmen
Auciello. The daughter of Art Colony? Look Cheap now has
three wins in six starts this season.
The Blossom final was the fifth career victory for Heavenly
Hill and pushes her career earnings over $138,000. The
clocking of 1:53.4 knocked two-fifths of a second off her
previous career-best.
Heavenly Hill paid $2.90 to win.
? Mark McKelvie / WEG Standardbred Communications
Case scores 400th career trai ni ng
w in
In late-March Luanne Case scored her 400th career training
win which is believed to place her in the top 85 women
trainers in the sport?s history. The 400th victory came at
Pompano Park when David Ingraham drove Southern Winds
to victory in a $5,000 conditioned test.
RA CE RESULTS
2-Suchasenseofhumor (g, 4, Rock N Roll Heaven--Don't You Smile,
by Grinfromeartoear), $120,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Thomas M Kemp.
B-Kentuckiana Farms Gen Par. T-D Wayne King. D-Jim Morand,
$4,625
3-Silver Fox J (g, 4, Kenneth J--Fox Valley Backoff, by Sportsmaster)
O-George & Tina Dennis Inc & The Wiz Kids Stable LLC. B-Kenneth
E Jacobs. T-George Dennis. D-George Dennis, $2,220
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1, Q, NK - Finish Order: Warp Factor Three, Kwik Mac,
Sectionline Rock, Baby Kitty, Quick Shot, Big Secret
To watch the race replay click here
DOV ER DOWNS report
Monday's Results:
7, DD, $17,000, P, HORSES/COLTS/GELDINGS Winners over $12,000
in Last 6 Starts or $50,000 Lifetime (May be Handicapped), 26.1,
55.0, 1:22.1, 1:49.2, FT
1-Just A Jolt (g, 6, Village Jolt--Just Wait Kate, by Real Artist)
O-Janet L Hudson. B-Arlene L & Jules JSiegel. T-Jim King Jr. D-Tim
Tetrick, $8,500, Lifetime Record: 112-33-23-16, $488,077
2-Four Staces (g, 5, Rocknroll Hanover--Miss Stacee, by Artsplace),
$32,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Michael Casalino Jr & Dylan P Davis.
B-Perretti Farms. T-Dylan Davis. D-Corey Callahan, $4,250
3-Adventure Bound (g, 8, Camluck--Unchained Speed, by Ball And
Chain) O-Wm Kenneth Wood & William JDittmar Jr & Stephen J
Iaquinta. B-Millar Farms, CA. T-Eric Ell. D-Art Stafford Jr, $2,040
Calls: 3, 1H, 1, 2, 2Q - Finish Order: Twin B Scandal, Sonofa Sizzle,
Special T Rocks, Good Bet, Handsome Henry K
10, DD, $36,000, P, Open Preferred Handicap Post Positions
Assigned, 25.4, 54.2, 1:21.2, 1:48.2, FT
1-Rockeyed Optimist (g, 5, Rocknroll Hanover--Art Amour, by
Artsplace), $10,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Anthony Perretti & Virginia C
Berkner & A And B Stable & Joseph D Battaglia. B-Perretti Farms.
T-Steve Elliott. D-Tim Tetrick, $18,000, Lifetime Record: 41-20-7-4,
$360,795
2-Atta Boy Dan (g, 7, Western Terror--Dropitlikeitshot, by Cambest),
$70,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver
Bruscemi LLC. B-Bulletproof Enterprises. T-Ron Burke. D-Yannick
Gingras, $9,000
3-Smart Rokker (g, 6, Rocknroll Hanover--Sass Newton, by Storm
Compensation), $50,000 2011 LEX-SEL O-Peter Paul Venturini &
Peter Venturini III & Brian S Malone. B-Jetset Stable. T-Brian
Malone. D-Anthony Morgan, $4,320
Calls: 2H, 3, 1H, Q, H - Finish Order: Soto, Jeneral Patton, Vapour N
8, DD, $100,000, T, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 3
Year Old Colts & Geldings Final, 28.2, 1:00.4, 1:29.2, 1:59.0, FT
1-Seafood Scrappy (g, 3, Cr Commando--Aachoo, by Keystone
Nordic) O-Jj&M Stable & Seafood Delight Stable. B-Joshua L Green.
T-Josh Green. D-Ross Wolfenden, $50,000, Lifetime Record: 12-2-2-4,
$94,810
2-Outside The Line (g, 3, Cr Commando--Bonfire Hanover, by Mr
Lavec) O-Sylvanus B King Jr. B-Winbak Farm. T-Syl King Jr. D-Tim
Tetrick, $25,000
3-Samuel J (g, 3, Master Lavec--Bacon Hill Bonnie, by Conway Hall)
O-Edwin L Goans. B-Andrew D Markano. T-Andrew Markano. D-Victor
Kirby, $12,000
Calls: 14H, 4T, 4Q, 3, NK - Finish Order: Chipoffthewall, Mondello,
Popcorn Machine, Elton J, Overnight Shipper
11, DD, $33,000, P, DELAWARE Special, 26.3, 56.1, 1:23.2, 1:50.3, FT
1-Blazing Bobby Sox (g, 5, The Panderosa--Liamatters, by Matt's
Scooter), $20,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Arthur C Stafford & Arthur C
Stafford Jr. B-Doris E Martin. T-Art Stafford Jr. D-Art Stafford Jr,
$16,500, Lifetime Record: 38-14-4-5, $130,246
9, DD, $18,500, P, HORSES/COLTS/GELDINGS 5 Year Olds & Under
Winners of $50,000 that are Non Winners $80,001 Lifetime, 26.3,
54.3, 1:23.1, 1:51.4, FT
1-Go Collect N (g, 5, Gotta Go Cullect--No Parking N, by New York
Motoring) O-Robert Cooper Stables LLC & J&T Silva Stables, LLC.
B-M C & Mrs V A Price, NZ. T-Dylan Davis. D-Corey Callahan, $9,250,
Lifetime Record: 26-10-3-1, $83,934
2-Bad Boy Matt (g, 6, Badlands Hanover--Mattercycle, by Matt's
Scooter), $22,000 2011 CAN-YS O-Legacy Racing Of De Inc &
Reginald A Hazzard II. B-Craig I Turner, CA & Mhairi Kersel, CA.
T-Wayne Givens. D-Allan Davis, $8,250
3-Remember Me Vk (g, 4, Art Director--All Memory, by Allamerican
Native) O-Sharon M Wyatt & Robin Kay West & Ronald P Benton.
B-Ronald P Benton & Robin Kay West. T-Robert Wyatt. D-George
Dennis, $3,960
Calls: 8H, 2, NS, 1, NS - Finish Order: Little Ben, Mustang Art, New
Patrol
RA CE RESULTS
Winners of 5 Races that are Non Winners $50,001 Lifetime, 25.4,
54.2, 1:22.0, 1:51.4, FT
1-Swapportunity (g, 4, Mach Three--Swap Blue Chip, by Art Major),
$35,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Nanticoke Racing Inc & Edward C Maas
III & Arlene E Paisley. B-Edward B Smith, CA & G Arthur Slack, CA &
Georgette Guillemette Inc, CA. T-Les Givens. D-Jim Morand, $8,250,
2-Ima Rebel (g, 4, Skydancer Hanover--Ali Cat, by Sportsmaster)
O-Niss Allen Inc. B-Michael JPerrin. T-Willard Reynolds. D-Anthony
Morgan, $4,125
3-A Quick Buck (g, 5, Quik Pulse Mindale--Theatrical Hanover, by Big
Towner) O-Crissman Inc. B-K & R Racing LLC & Teague Inc. T-Tim
Crissman. D-Corey Callahan, $1,980
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1H, NK - Finish Order: Cs Eye, Muscles N Swag,
Surge Seelster, Grantland, Money In The Bank, Its A Big Secret, In
Record Time
9, DD, $18,500, P, FILLIES/MARES 5 Year Olds & Under Winners of 5
Races that are Non Winners $80,001 Lifetime, 27.4, 56.2, 1:24.2,
1:53.1, FT
1-Girlofyourdreams (m, 4, Bettor's Delight--Jk Majorette, by Art
Major), $8,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-The Wiz Kids Stable LLC. B-3
Brothers Stables. T-W Bart Dalious. D-Corey Callahan, $9,250,
2-Truth And Liberty (m, 4, Total Truth--Jazzy Hall, by Cambest)
O-Only Money Inc. B-Only Money Inc & Theodore Gewertz &
George Teague Jr Inc.. T-Jason Skinner. D-Jim Morand, $4,625
3-Northern Rocknroll (m, 4, Rockin Image--Northern Lei Ann, by
Lease On Life), $13,000 2013 HOOSIER O-Leah A & Darrell W Lewis.
B-Northern Lane Farm. T-Darrell Lewis. D-Anthony Morgan, $2,220
Calls: 3, 1H, 1H, NS, NK - Finish Order: Marigold Bloom, Little
Sandyloam, Eternal Sunrise, Caviart Cari Ann, Nice Trip, Casa Miasa
10, DD, $24,000, P, FILLIES/MARES Open Handicap Post Positions 1
& 2 Drawn Post Positions 3 thru 6 Drawn Post Positions 7 & 8
Assigned, 26.1, 55.0, 1:23.0, 1:51.1, FT
1-Springforth (m, 6, Artiscape--Spring Morning, by Western Ideal),
$1,400 2011 BHS O-Jeffery B Clark. B-Brittany Farms & Val D'Or
Farms. T-Jeffery Clark. D-George Dennis, $12,000, Lifetime Record:
86-19-22-9, $382,394
Winners of $50,000 that are Non Winners $80,001 Lifetime, 27.0,
56.0, 1:23.4, 1:52.0, FT
1-Mcjagersonthemove (g, 4, McArdle--Grand Fancy, by Historic)
O-Mark R Howard. B-Tyler JRaymer. T-Willard Reynolds. D-Anthony
Morgan, $9,000, Lifetime Record: 29-6-4-3, $83,660
2-Flirtnwithdisaster (g, 5, Major In Art--Flirtatious Farah, by
Allamerican Native), $4,000 2012 CAN-YS O-Louis W Catana.
B-Daniel H Hale. T-Vincent Bradley. D-Tyler Davis, $4,500
3-Coaster (g, 4, Rock N Roll Heaven--Return To Me, by Jate Lobell),
$16,000 2013 MORRIS O-Dawn D Webb & William B Bright.
B-Concord Stud Farm LLC. T-William Bright. D-Montrell Teague,
$2,160
Calls: 1, 1H, 2, 5, 3Q - Finish Order: Redneckyachtclub, Rockin'
Cougar, Time Out I'm Tired, Postmaster, Denslow Hanover
2-Hostess Lisa (m, 7, Sagebrush--Dixie Dame, by Jate Lobell) O-Brian
S Malone. B-Engel Stable LLC & Rucker Stable Inc. T-Brian Malone.
D-Anthony Morgan, $6,000
3-Scandalicious (m, 5, American Ideal--The Company Store, by
Ameripan Gigolo), $17,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Jfe Enterprise LLC.
B-Albert C & Michelle C Crawford. T-Scott Di Domenico. D-Jonathan
Roberts, $2,880
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1Q, Q, T - Finish Order: Divine Caroline, Empress Deo,
Table Talk, Fashion Showdown, Paradise Lost
Tuesday's Results:
8, DD, $100,000, P, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 3
Year Old Fillies Final, 27.2, 55.3, 1:23.2, 1:51.1, FT
1-Use Your Noodle (f, 3, Artzina--Lo Gophobia, by Presidential Ball),
$5,000 2014 CHICKS O-Nanticoke Racing Inc & Henry JFaragalli III
& Arthur M Feeney & Trevor P Johnson. B-Winbak Farm. T-Les
Givens. D-Jim Morand, $50,000, Lifetime Record: 15-6-6-1, $128,681
2-Apple Bottom Jeans (f, 3, Mr Apples--Scylla Hanover, by The
Panderosa) O-Kdk Standardbreds. B-Kdk Standardbreds. T-Kevin
Switzer. D-Montrell Teague, $25,000
3-Eternal Ring (f, 3, Artzina--Turn For The Best, by Cambest), $4,000
2014 CHICKS O-Andrew R Glassmeyer. B-Winbak Farm. T-A Bobby
Glassmeyer. D-Jonathan Roberts, $12,000
Calls: 1, 1, 1H, 1, NS - Finish Order: Cougar Creek, Rowdy Patti, Delle
Donne, Fiftyshadesofrusty, Motel Molly
RA CE RESULTS
15, DD, $18,500, P, FILLIES/MARES 5 Year Olds & Under Winners of
5 Races that are Non Winners $80,001 Lifetime, 28.0, 57.0, 1:25.3,
1:54.0, FT
1-Tataria (m, 4, Four Starzzz Shark--Pure Prize, by American Ideal),
$10,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-L & JRacing LLC. B-Brittany Farms. T-Josh
Green. D-Ross Wolfenden, $9,250, Lifetime Record: 16-6-4-3,
$51,060
2-Fashion Villager (m, 4, Village Jolt--Patienceandvirtue, by Western
Hanover), $6,000 2013 SHS-HBGM O-Chris A White. B-Fashion
Farms LLC. T-Chris White. D-Montrell Teague, $4,625
3-Highland Black Ice (m, 5, Western Terror--Ice Chaser, by Big
Towner), $12,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Payson Racing LLC. B-Highland
Thoroughbred Frm, CA. T-Amanda Payson. D-Anthony Morgan,
$2,220
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1, 1, 1 - Finish Order: Maby Bonkey, Cedar Hall Heiress,
Koko Chanel, Brian's Thunder, Hillbillysweetshrk,
Playncardswitroddy
Wednesday's Results:
Year Olds Consolation, 30.0, 59.2, 1:30.1, 2:00.3, FT
1-Moore Ok (f, 3, Political Briefing--A P English, by Program Speed)
O-Allan R Pullman & Howard Edward Davis. B-Howard Edward
Davis. T-Martin Davis. D-George Dennis, $10,000, Lifetime Record:
10-1-1-0, $22,200
2-Princess Politics (f, 3, Political Briefing--Adore Eleanor, by Conway
Hall), $3,500 2014 CHICKS O-Wayne L & Wyatt S Long. B-Winbak
Farm. T-Wayne Long. D-Wayne Long, $5,000
3-U Simple Thing (f, 3, Dusty Winner--Miss Ella D, by Complex Sea)
O-Susan L Durham & Linda M Mac Donald. B-Susan L Durham &
Linda M Mac Donald. T-Linda Mac Donald. D-Michael Rossi, $2,400
Calls: 1H, 5, 3, 3, 3 - Finish Order: Unique Rosa Lene, Politicized,
Miami Wet Willies, Harper's Ego, Bosston Malibu
Year Old Fillies Final, 27.4, 58.2, 1:27.4, 1:57.3, FT
1-Cicada's Song (f, 3, Dusty Winner--Koala Kat, by Cr Commando)
O-Jane P Dunavant. B-Jane P Dunavant. T-Carlo Poliseno. D-Carlo
Poliseno, $50,000, Lifetime Record: 11-7-3-0, $145,845
2-Epic Smash (f, 3, Political Briefing--Giant Smash, by Giant Hit),
$4,700 2014 CHICKS O-JCraparotta & P Berry Racing LLC. B-Winbak
Farm. T-Traci Berry. D-Pat Berry, $25,000
3-Triple Bottom Line (f, 3, Cr Commando--Current Yield, by Like A
Prayer) O-Winbak Farm. B-Winbak Farm. T-Jeff Fout. D-Jeff Fout,
$12,000
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, NS, 1Q - Finish Order: Chestnut Chic, Miss
Baltimore, Jasmine K, Press Corp, Devlin
9, DD, $18,500, T, 5 Year Olds & Under Winners of 5 Races that are
Non Winners $85,001 Lifetime, 27.1, 57.1, 1:25.4, 1:54.3, FT
1-Tymal Signature (m, 4, Deweycheatumnhowe--Blossom Seelster,
by Tagliabue), $17,000 2013 FOREST O-Andrew R Glassmeyer.
B-Tymal Farms, CA. T-A Bobby Glassmeyer. D-Jonathan Roberts,
$9,250, Lifetime Record: 42-8-7-5, $93,168
2-By And By Hanover (m, 4, Muscle Massive--Brown Velvet, by
Andover Hall), $30,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Iron Mine Branch LLC.
B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Greg Haverstick. D-Art Stafford Jr,
$4,625
3-Steel Reserve (g, 4, Credit Winner--Iron Lass, by Muscles Yankee),
$22,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Frank E Chick. B-Frederick W Hertrich III.
T-Kevin Lare. D-George Dennis, $2,220
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1, 5, 6 - Finish Order: Sweet Jesse T, P L Incoming, My
Way The Highway, Winmando, Paging Doctorlindy, Abrcdbra Hanover
10, DD, $36,000, T, Open Preferred Handicap Post Positions 1 thru 3
Drawn Post Positions 4 thru 6 Drawn, 26.4, 55.3, 1:23.4, 1:53.2, FT
1-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-Tim Tetrick, $18,000, Lifetime Record: 85-25-13-21,
$500,063
2-Gural Hanover (g, 5, Crazed--Givemearing, by Yankee Glide),
$17,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver
Bruscemi LLC & Little E LLC & The Panhellenic Stb Corp. B-Hanover
Shoe Farms Inc. T-Ron Burke. D-Andrew McCarthy, $9,000
3-Awsome Valley (g, 7, Valley Victor--Nannina Ambrosio, by
American Winner), $15,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Frank E Chick. B-Walter
S Fister LLC. T-Kevin Lare. D-Anthony Morgan, $4,320
Calls: 2, 1T, 1H, 1, 3 - Finish Order: Spunky Jack, Tough Mac, War Cry
Hall
Thursday's Results:
10, DD, $100,000, P, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND
3 Year Old Colts & Geldings Final, 26.3, 55.0, 1:23.1, 1:52.4, FT
1-Next Success (g, 3, Veeza--Quick Question, by Dream Away)
O-Henry JFaragalli III & Nanticoke Racing Inc & Bay Pond Racing
Stable. B-Winbak Farm. T-Les Givens. D-Jim Morand, $50,000,
2-John's Dream (r, 3, Dream Away--March On In, by Armbro Emerson)
O-Charles T Perry Jr. B-Winbak Farm. T-Charles Perry Jr. D-Tim Tetrick,
$25,000
3-Power To Perform (c, 3, Artzina--Shake Rattle Run, by Cam Fella),
$11,000 2014 CHICKS O-Donald L Marine. B-Winbak Farm. T-Kyle
Moore. D-Anthony Morgan, $12,000
Calls: 3H, 3Q, 3, NS, H - Finish Order: Hail To The Master, Jw
Renegade, All Artist, Casino Bags Anso, Cut The Beach
RA CE RESULTS
12, DD, $20,000, P, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 3
Year Old Colts & Geldings Consolation, 27.3, 57.2, 1:25.2, 1:53.4, FT
1-Steller City (g, 3, Rustler Hanover--Armbro Summer, by Matt's
Scooter), $12,000 2014 SHS-HBGM O-Richard M Lombardo &
Howard A Taylor. B-Winbak Farm. T-Dylan Davis. D-Tim Tetrick,
$10,000, Lifetime Record: 12-2-2-2, $38,940
2-Toatsmygoats (g, 4, Relentless Yankee--This Much Is True, by Cole
Muffler) O-Engel Stable Of Il LLC & JL Benson Stables Inc. B-Van
Otterloo Stables. T-Nick Surick. D-Andy Miller, $3,750
3-Mr Hasani N (g, 8, Christian Cullen--Miss Sands, by Sands A Flyin)
O-Muscara Racing Trust. B-Aird Righ Bloodstock LTD, NZ. T-Darran
Cassar. D-David Miller, $1,800
Calls: 3H, 3, Q, T, 2 - Finish Order: Kingofthejungle, Eighteen,
Somethinginthewind, Onedin Mach N, Rock Out
2-Seboomook Dreamer (g, 3, Dream Away--Misty Flirts, by Jenna's
Beach Boy) O-Garnet W O' Marrow. B-Garnet W O' Marrow. T-Wayne
Givens. D-Allan Davis, $5,000
3-Canthelpbutwin (g, 3, Artzina--Native Canadian, by Allamerican
Native) O-Pamela E Wagner. B-John W Wagner. T-Josh Green. D-Ross
Wolfenden, $2,400
Calls: 2H, 1H, 2, 1H, 1 - Finish Order: Sizz Matty, All Music, Double
Miles, Spinstigator, Rusty Carter
HA RRA H'S PHI LLY report
Sunday's Results:
1, Phl, $16,000, P, Claiming Handicap $20,000-25,000, 27.4, 57.0,
1:24.0, 1:53.1, FT
1-That's My Opinion (g, 5, Somebeachsomewhere--Boldnbrash
Hanover, by The Panderosa), $350,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Andy Miller
Stable Inc & Little E LLC & Nick Surick Stable LLC. B-Hanover Shoe
Farms Inc. T-Nick Surick. D-Andy Miller, $8,000, Lifetime Record:
41-9-4-1, $78,878
2-Four Starz Trace (g, 9, Western Hanover--Four Starzzzz Hope, by
Cam's Card Shark), $32,000 2008 SHS-HBG O-L T F Racing Stable &
Ivan S Llopez. B-F S Starzzzz Stables Inc & Alan K Cohen. T-Ivan
Llopez. D-Joe Bongiorno, $4,000
3-Senor Grande (g, 6, Art Major--World's Sweetheart, by Jate Lobell),
$147,000 2011 LEX-SEL O-Christopher B Temming. B-Kentuckiana
Farms Gen Par. T-Christopher Temming. D-Scott Zeron, $1,920
Calls: 4H, 1Q, T, H, 1H - Finish Order: Kiss Of Terror, Poacher N,
Grande Seelster, Forego The Cigar, Big Turn On
11, Phl, $16,000, P, 3 & 4 Yr. Olds Colts & Geldings NW 5 Ext. PM or
$50,000 Lifetime PA Preference, 27.3, 57.1, 1:25.1, 1:52.4, FT
1-True Blue Hall (g, 4, Third Straight--Tabloid, by No Nukes), $16,000
2013 LEX-SEL O-Vip Internet Stable LLC. B-Walnut Hall Limited.
T-Andrew Harris. D-David Miller, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 27-7-2-5,
$54,150
2-Toms Tornado (h, 4, Cam's Rocket--Nuclear Folks, by Nuclear High)
O-Thomas B Cooke. B-Thomas B Cooke. T-Roger Hans. D-Corey
Callahan, $4,000
3-Said No One Ever (g, 4, Well Said--Sweethearts Dance, by Cam's
Card Shark), $57,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Pinske Stables. B-Matthew J
Gartland & Beryl C Taylor. T-Julie Miller. D-Andy Miller, $1,920
Calls: 4H, 4T, 1Q, 2, 4H - Finish Order: Yolo Hanover, Yankee Heaven,
He's Marvalous, Mr Censi, Somwhereonthebeach
4, Phl, $16,000, T, 3 & 4 Yr. Olds NW 5 Ext. PM Races or $50,000
Lifetime PA Preference, 28.4, 59.0, 1:28.0, 1:58.0, FT
1-Cypress Point (g, 4, Yankee Glide--Fantasy Yankee, by Muscles
Yankee) O-Nicole Dicostanzo. B-Edward H Lohmeyer. T-Michael
Russo. D-Brett Miller, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 36-4-2-5, $39,269
2-My Cousin Vinnie (g, 4, Yankee Glide--Daddy's Lhasa, by Broadway
Hall), $47,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Anthony JRisi & Bernard M O'Brien.
B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Brian Roland. D-Yannick Gingras,
$4,000
3-Love To Glide (g, 3, Yankee Glide--Lady In Love, by Angus Hall),
$5,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Bennie Magliochetti. B-Quantum Farms
Corp. T-Bennie Magliochetti. D-Brandon Givens, $1,920
Calls: 3, 2T, 3H, 2, NK - Finish Order: Bob's Girl, Bettin Bruce, Nutmegs
Dancer, Magic City, Federal Deputy
9, Phl, $15,000, P, 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 this class in last start ineligible, 26.4, 56.1, 1:24.1,
1:52.3, FT
1-Verdad (h, 7, Western Ideal--Jennie Fanetta, by Dragon's Lair)
O-Howard A & Judith S Taylor. B-Howard A Taylor. T-Ron Burke.
D-Yannick Gingras, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 124-29-11-23, $450,277
RA CE RESULTS
Thursday's Result:
9, Phl, $15,000, T, 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 this class in last start ineligible, 27.4, 56.3, 1:25.2, 1:53.4,
FT
1-Tag Up And Go (g, 6, Angus Hall--Tagapine, by Tagliabue), $5,000
2011 CAN-YS O-Brian JClark & Adams Racing LLC.. B-Tri Star Farms
LTD, CA. T-Robert Bresnahan. D-Tim Tetrick, $7,500, Lifetime Record:
97-21-15-13, $319,395
2-Aggressive (g, 5, Kadabra--Sweet Janet, by Balanced Image),
$24,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Gilbert Garcia-Owen. B-Jonas L
Schlabach. T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $3,750
3-Picture This (g, 6, Classic Photo--Eggie Again, by Jonathan Lobell)
O-Leonard Buckner. B-Sergio Corona. T-Charlie Norris. D-Marcus
Miller, $1,800
Calls: 2, 1H, 2, 1H, 3T - Finish Order: Andover The Cash, Windsun
Cobra, I'm So Striking, Marion Millionair, Mystical Dew
3-Asadvertised (f, 3, Real Desire--Babette Hall, by Blissfull Hall),
$1,600 2014 BHS O-Brenda JPfeifer. B-Gabe K Prewitt & Lynne M
Foley. T-Dustin Pfeifer. D-Jeremy Smith, $1,800
Calls: 3, 1Q, HD, HD, NS - Finish Order: Southern Bess, Best Of Dali,
Allabouttheride, Aunt Babe, Awesum World, Sweet Brenda
Tuesday's Results:
6, MVR, $15,000, P, OMAR HITEMAN MEMORIAL SERIES LATE
CLOSER - CHAMPIONSHIP LEG H & G - N/W 2 PM RACES OR
$15,000 LT THRU 3/15/16, 27.4, 57.2, 1:26.2, 1:55.3, FT
1-World Of Gaming (g, 3, World Of Rocknroll--Theresastorytoit, by
Nobleland Sam), $6,500 2014 BHS O-Stephen H Sexton. B-Mel
Warren Hagemeyer. T-Dan Noble. D-Dan Noble, $7,500, Lifetime
Record: 14-8-1-2, $64,614
2-Jd's Military Star (g, 3, Shadyshark Hanover--Artistic Ideal, by
Western Ideal) O-Lula Vucinaj. B-Marvin L Miller. T-Pasko Vucinaj.
D-Kyle Ater, $3,750
3-Branded Gun (g, 4, Gunthatwonthewest--Timeless Cadie, by
Armbro Cadet) O-Richard H Copp & Brenda L Gray. B-Richard H
Copp. T-Brenda Gray. D-Jeremy Smith, $1,800
Calls: 4H, 3Q, 2H, 1, H - Finish Order: Joes On A Roll, Devilishly
Keene, Dontmesswithslim, Jd's Blitz, Big Klu, Rocknrollroyalty,
Crosswinds Dodger
M I A M I V A LLEY report
M OHA WK report
Sunday's Results:
7, MVR, $20,000, T, OPEN HCP P.P. 7 ASSIGNED, 27.0, 58.1, 1:26.0,
1:55.3, FT
1-Penn (g, 6, Master Glide--Photo Queen, by S J's Photo), $4,000
2011 LEX-SEL O-Barkley Counts. B-Brittany Farms. T-Bobby Brower.
D-Josh Sutton, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 70-33-12-8, $264,994
Monday's Results:
2, MOH, $24,000, T, NW $20,000 LAST 5 STARTS OR NW $28,000
LAST 10 STARTS AE: OPT. CLM. $50,000. AE: NW $130,000 LIFETIME
1-Big Rich (b,g,4 - Donato Hanover-Kidman Hall-Like A Prayer)
O-9099 3833 Quebec Inc, Tracy, Frank Spagnolo B-Vieux Carre
Farms T-Richard Moreau D-Sylvain Filion, $12,000, Lifetime Record:
37-10-5-6, $178,948
2-Tinder (g, 5, Valley Victor--Expressive Chip, by Pine Chip) O-Walter
S Fister LLC. B-Walter S Fister LLC. T-Jeff Smith. D-Tyler Smith,
$5,000
3-Southwind Pepino (h, 8, Chocolatier--Southwind Pamona, by
Dream Vacation), $50,000 2009 LEX-SEL O-Hugh JBeatty & Robert
D Sharrits. B-Southwind Farm. T-Hugh Beatty. D-Hugh Beatty, $2,400
Calls: 1Q, 1, 2, 2H, 1 - Finish Order: Boffin, Rehab Mountain, Cantab
Lindy, Theatrical Session
2-Cash For Gold (b,g,5 - Cash Hall-Microwave Muscles-Muscles
Yankee) O-Michiel Vanderkemp B-Jetset Stable, Sonja Booth
T-Michiel Vanderkemp D-Michiel Vanderkemp
3-Bags For All (blk,m,5 - Swan For All-Bags Packed-Dream Vacation)
O-Bradley Grant B-Pacey Mindlin T-Richard Moreau D-Trevor Henry
Monday's Results:
13, MVR, $15,000, P, GEORGE "RED" OWENS MEMORIAL SERIES
LATE CLOSER - CHAMPIONSHIP LEG F & M - N/W 2 PM RACES OR
$15,000 LT THRU 3/15/16, 28.4, 59.1, 1:27.2, 1:56.4, SY
1-Alwayssmoothraigin (m, 4, Always A Virgin--Ragin Raider, by
Keystone Raider) O-John D Lewis. B-Richard C Jones. T-Randy D
Crisler. D-Randy D Crisler, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 27-5-5-1, $24,164
2-Er Lila (m, 4, Always A Virgin--Fox Valley Leota, by Incredible
Finale) O-Eash Racing Stable Inc. B-Eash Racing Stable Inc. T-Don
Eash. D-Peter Wrenn, $3,750
RA CE RESULTS
5, MOH, $40,000, P, BLOSSOM - FINAL - 3 YEAR OLD FILLIES.
NON WINNERS 3 RACES OR $15,000 IN 2015
1-Heavenly Hill (b,f,3 - Art Colony-Look Cheap-Geartogear)
O-George Munniksma B-Tom Hill T-Carmen Auciello D-Jonathan
Drury, $20,000, Lifetime Record: 13-5-2-4, $137,874
2-Windsun Glory (b,f,3 - Mach Three-Windsun Princess-Cams Card
Shark) O-Murray Brethour, Windsun Farm Inc, Kevin McKinlay, Jim
Fielding B-Windsun Farm Inc, Murray Brethour T-Murray Brethour
D-Chris Christoforou
3-Evangelin Seelster (b,f,3 - Camluck-Eagle Kelly-American Ideal)
O-Glenview Livestock Ltd B-Seelster Farms Inc T-Andrew Maccabe
D-Sylvain Filion
8, MOH, $34,000, T, PREFERRED
1-Fearless Man (b,g,6 - Elegant Man-Lasting Beauty-Yankee Glide)
O-Rick Zeron Stables, Noblock Racing Stable, Murray Greenfield,
Cool Cat Racing Inc B-Bobby Brower T-Richard Zeron D-Richard
Zeron, $17,000, Lifetime Record: 73-26-7-12, $465,971
2-Hldontghttoyurdrms (b,g,7 - Muscles Yankee, Sweet Gabriella,
Malabar Man) O-Frank Spagnolo B-Carolyn Atherton T-Richard
Moreau D-Jonathan Drury
3-Exemplar (blk,g,6 - Andover Hall-Southwind Serena-Varenne)
O-Andrea Lea Racingstables Inc, Asa Farm B-Andrea Lea
Racingstables T-Richard Moreau D-Sylvain Filion
POCONO DOWNS report
Sunday's Results:
1, PcD, $15,000, P, "Bobby Weiss Series" L.C. No. 3 - 2nd Leg 3 & 4
Year Old Fillies & Mares NW 2 Ext. PM races or $20,000 Lifetime as
of & including 1-1-16 - 1st Division of 4, 26.4, 57.4, 1:26.2, 1:54.2, FT
1-Mystery Writer (m, 4, Sportswriter--Jennifer G, by Bettor's Delight),
$32,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Frank E Chick. B-Kerry Feuker-Weed & M
Kenneth Weed. T-Kevin Lare. D-Jim Morrill Jr, $7,500, Lifetime
Record: 37-7-7-3, $67,728
of & including 1-1-16 - 2nd Division of 4, 26.3, 56.4, 1:24.3, 1:53.0,
FT
1-Some Fancy Filly (f, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--Fancy Filly, by
Western Hanover), $210,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Courant A B, SD.
B-George Teague Jr Inc. & Theodore Gewertz & Only Money Inc.
T-Nancy Johansson. D-David Miller, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 8-2-1-3,
$24,900
2-Quiet Cove (f, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--Dreamland's Jo Jo, by
Western Hanover), $75,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Robert A & Lauren B
Tucker. B-Fair Winds Farm Inc. T-Ed Lohmeyer. D-Anthony
Napolitano, $3,750
3-Pandaman Sea (m, 4, No Pan Intended--Pangoon, by The
Panderosa) O-Erika L Paradee & Francisca JMunoz. B-Peter Pan
Stables Inc. T-Les Givens. D-Brandon Givens, $1,800
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, HD - Finish Order: Black Widow Baby, She Can
Cruise, Faithful Friend, Danika P, Mira Romaine, No Shadows
of & including 1-1-16 - 3rd Division of 4, 26.4, 56.1, 1:24.0, 1:52.3,
FT
1-Candy Corn Hanover (f, 3, Dragon Again--Clouding Over, by
Artsplace), $57,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Fiddler's Creek Stables LLC.
B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Travis Alexander. D-Anthony
Napolitano, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $15,000
2-Nip's Beach Girl (f, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--Nip N Attack, by On
The Attack) O-Susan M Oakes & Chuck Pompey. B-Susan M Oakes &
Chuck Pompey. T-Edward Nickle. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $3,750
3-Southwind Tango (f, 3, Bettor's Delight--Tsunami Hanover, by
Artsplace) O-Christopher JRyder. B-Southwind Farm. T-Chris Ryder.
D-David Miller, $1,800
Calls: 3T, 3T, 1T, 2T, T - Finish Order: Hug A Dragoness, Art Of
Dancing, Miri, Party Tray, Thewayulooktonight, Rollatown
2-American Image (f, 3, Rockin Image--L Dees Lourdes, by Dragon
Again), $38,000 2014 HOOSIER O-Paymaq Racing & George T
Golemes & Red Barn Stable & Louis A Willinger. B-Adam JEicher.
T-Erv Miller. D-Marcus Miller, $3,750
3-Skeeball (m, 4, American Ideal--Paradise Beach Bun, by Jenna's
Beach Boy), $7,500 2013 SHS-HBG O-Elliot Misshula. B-Robert L
Newman. T-Tom Fanning. D-Brett Miller, $1,800
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, NS - Finish Order: First Best, Never Back Down,
Marla Mcgivers, Hailey Hanover, Pokerface, Tracey's Desire
RA CE RESULTS
Year Old Colts, Stallions & Geldings NW 2 Ext. PM races or $20,000
Lifetime as of & including 1-1-16 - 1st Division of 3, 26.0, 54.1,
1:22.2, 1:51.0, FT
1-Midnight Lightning (g, 4, Camluck--Twin B Intimate, by The
Panderosa), $20,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Shaun F Vallee & D P V
Racing Stable. B-Twinbrook Limited, CA. T-Shaun Vallee. D-Matt
Kakaley, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 33-4-4-7, $66,781
2-Iwillmakeyousaywow (g, 4, Manhardt--Earhart Hanover, by
Artiscape) O-Gene Oldford Farms LLC & Lynette M & Tyler L Buter
& James C Marion. B-Libby A Myers. T-Todd Buter. D-Tyler Buter,
$3,750
3-Settlemoir (g, 3, Western Ideal--Dreams Are Great, by Dream
Away), $105,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Gilberto Garcia-Herrera & Michi
Yvette Abday. B-Dana L Steinberg & Joseph V Jannuzzelli & Philip S
Steinberg. T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $1,800
Calls: 3H, 4, 1H, H, HD - Finish Order: Speaking Out, Busboy Hanover,
Sossy's King Kong, Le Gambe, Zinck's Night, Rock N Roll Style
9, PcD, $18,000, P, 5 Year Olds & Younger Colts, Stallions &
Geldings NW 7 Ext. PM Races or $70,000 Lifetime PA Preferred, 26.4,
54.1, 1:22.4, 1:52.2, FT
1-Bb's Harley (g, 4, Harley D Hanover--Bom Bay B B, by Cam's Magic
Trick) O-A Piece Of The Action LLC. B-Kathleen R & Lowell L
Prickett. T-Matias Ruiz. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $9,000, Lifetime Record:
48-14-6-3, $66,391
2-Wild Again (g, 4, Dragon Again--Wild Helen, by Beach Towel),
$77,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Rick D Phillips & Peter Paul Venturini &
Mark A Harder. B-Dr John M & Judy A Egloff. T-Amber Buter. D-Tyler
Buter, $4,500
3-Paparazzi Hanover (g, 4, Well Said--Paula's Best, by Pro Bono Best),
$190,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver
Bruscemi LLC & M1 Stable LLC. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Ron
Burke. D-Matt Kakaley, $2,160
Calls: Q, 1H, 1H, HD, NK - Finish Order: Unix Hanover, Reggiano,
Shadow's Image, Tyler The Terror, My Spirit Soars, Go Daddy Go
Lifetime as of & including 1-1-16 - 2nd Division of 3, 28.2, 57.1,
1:25.0, 1:52.0, FT
1-Options Are Adream (g, 3, If I Can Dream--Tootsie J, by Real Artist),
$4,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-David L Banks & Layfield Horses LLC.
B-Bulletproof Enterprises. T-Richard W Lewis. D-Corey Callahan,
$7,500, Lifetime Record: 8-8-0-0, $43,000
3-Bettor Memories (g, 3, Bettor's Delight--Allamerican Memoir, by
Western Ideal), $85,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Gus S Dovi. B-Frederick W
Hertrich III. T-R. Nifty Norman. D-Scott Zeron, $1,800
Calls: NS, 1Q, 1Q, 1H, 1Q - Finish Order: Lew's Maverick, Cant Knock
Me, Jds Brent N Sheree, Touch Of Luck, Innit Hanover
Lifetime as of & including 1-1-16 - 3rd Division of 3, 27.4, 57.4,
1:25.1, 1:52.0, FT
1-Sentencing Memo (g, 3, Western Terror--Lady Annie, by
Allamerican Native), $2,200 2014 TAT-M O-Arty L Foster.
B-Bulletproof Enterprises. T-Eric Foster. D-Corey Callahan, $7,500,
2-Maxdaddy Blue Chip (g, 4, Sportswriter--Ascending, by Camluck),
$55,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Fred Monteleone Stbl LLC. B-Blue Chip
Bloodstock Inc. T-Keith Armer. D-Brett Miller, $3,750
3-Fashion Dragon (g, 3, Dragon Again--Western Gallie, by Western
Hanover), $75,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Gilbert Garcia-Owen.
B-Fashion Farms LLC. T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr,
$1,800
Calls: 1Q, 1H, 2, 1Q, 1H - Finish Order: Grand Theft, Voltaire, Quick
Fun N, Artful Bliss, Jk Onaroll
of & including 1-1-16 - 4th Division of 4, 27.2, 57.0, 1:25.3, 1:55.0, FT
1-Albany Girl (f, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--Twin B Beachbaby, by
The Panderosa), $55,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Christina Takter & John
D Fielding, CA & Joe Sbrocco. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Jimmy
Takter. D-Brett Miller, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 15-3-5-1, $60,388
2-Winners Over (f, 3, Bettor's Delight--Bikini Line, by Artsplace),
$7,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Brianne E Good. B-Stonegate Stdbred Fms
Inc. T-Michael Sinclair. D-Mike Simons, $3,750
3-Q T Pie Hanover (f, 3, Dragon Again--Queen Teen, by The
Panderosa), $45,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-David L Van Dusen & Kenneth
H Klein & Michael JCimaglio. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Steve
Elliott. D-Marcus Miller, $1,800
Calls: NS, 1Q, 1H, Q, NS - Finish Order: Roll With Josie,
Takeittothebank, Triple Charm, New Joez, Lucky Linda Lou, Edith
Keeler
2-Rollaroundtheworld (c, 3, Roll With Joe--Inanotherworld, by
Artsplace), $115,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Adriano Sorella, CA. B-White
Birch Farm. T-Nancy Johansson. D-David Miller, $3,750
RA CE RESULTS
Monday's Results:
1, PcD, $15,000, T, "Bobby Weiss Series" L.C. No. 2 - 1st Leg 3 & 4
Lifetime as of & including 1-1-16 - 1st Division of 4, 27.4, 58.3,
1:26.3, 1:55.2, FT
1-Celebrity Bugatti (h, 4, Muscle Massive--Dover Miss, by Andover
Hall), $40,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Herman Hagerman & Johnny E
Yoder & Dan J. Rawlings. B-Thomas A Brice & Charles E Receski.
T-Johnny Yoder. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $7,500, Lifetime Record:
22-7-1-3, $54,083
2-Explosive Leggs (g, 4, Explosive Matter--American Leggs, by
American Winner) O-Mark F Sosovicka & Carl R Cocciolone.
B-Lindwood Farm. T-Carl Cocciolone. D-Jim Morrill Jr, $3,750
3-El Pescadoro (g, 4, SJ's Caviar--Ms Lure, by Mr Lavec) O-Dr Linda
Quodomine. B-Gene E Daisey Jr & Charlia M Daisey. T-Tom
Gummerson. D-Matt Kakaley, $1,800
Calls: NS, 1Q, 1Q, 1H, NS - Finish Order: Inukchuk Chuck, Taxed To
The Max, Bombardier, Multitaskr Hanover, Nicko De Vie
Lifetime as of & including 1-1-16 - 2nd Division of 4, 28.0, 58.1,
1:26.3, 1:55.2, FT
1-Dominus Hanover (c, 3, Muscle Massive--Dornello, by Angus Hall),
$60,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Lawrence JCrawford. B-Hanover Shoe
Farms Inc. T-Amber Buter. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $7,500, Lifetime
Record: 17-6-5-1, $77,771
2-True Blue Stride (h, 4, Muscle Hill--Sabrina Hall, by Garland
Lobell), $160,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Emilio & Maria Rosati, AS.
B-Walnridge Farm Inc & David A Meirs II. T-Noel Daley. D-Andrew
McCarthy, $3,750
3-Apostles Creed (g, 4, Credit Winner--Religulous, by Muscles
Yankee), $120,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Noonan Harness Racing LLC &
Melander Racing Inc. B-Diamond Creek Farm LLC. T-Jenny Melander.
D-Simon Allard, $1,800
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, Q, 1Q, NS - Finish Order: Millville Road, Serious
Savannah, Thoughtful Leader, Xactly Supple Too, Keystone Blade
Lifetime as of & including 1-1-16 - 3rd Division of 4, 28.1, 57.2,
1:26.0, 1:55.2, FT
1-Sweet Royalty (g, 3, Rc Royalty--Imageofasweetday, by Conway
Hall), $72,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-T L P Stable & D'Elegance Stable Ix
& Vito D Cucci & Carmen Iannacone. B-Jonas L Schlabach. T-Richard
Johnson. D-Matt Kakaley, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 7-3-1-1, $24,200
2-Elysium Lindy (g, 3, Cantab Hall--Olympic Lindy, by Kadabra),
$19,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-George Beck. B-K R Breeding LLC.
T-Donna Marshall. D-Jim Marshall III, $3,750
3-Barnaby Rudge (g, 3, Donato Hanover--What's Your Name, by
Muscles Yankee), $30,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Ake Svanstedt Inc &
Free Money Stable LLC & Bramdeo Singh. B-Order By Stable, SD.
T-Ake Svanstedt. D-Simon Allard, $1,800
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 2H, 5, 4 - Finish Order: W W, King Black, St Michel
Hanover, Magenta Man, Dollar Billiards
Lifetime as of & including 1-1-16 - 4th Division of 4, 28.3, 57.4,
1:26.2, 1:55.0, FT
1-Steed (g, 3, Muscle Hill--Armbro Emma, by Dream Vacation),
$50,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-T L P Stable & D'Elegance Stable Ix &
Vito D Cucci & Carmen Iannacone. B-Flintlock Farm Inc. T-Richard
Johnson. D-Matt Kakaley, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 12-3-3-1, $48,837
2-Dominion Beach (c, 3, Muscle Hill--Windylane Hanover, by Lindy
Lane), $90,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Courant A B, SD. B-Ernst Gerbaulet,
GE. T-Nancy Johansson. D-Marcus Johansson, $3,750
3-By Cance Hanover (g, 4, Cantab Hall--Box Of Dreams, by Donerail),
$105,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Dawn H Dellaporte. B-Hanover Shoe
Farms Inc. T-Dawn Dellaporte. D-Jim Taggart Jr, $1,800
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1Q, H - Finish Order: Omg Hanover, Ghostzapper
As, Marion Gondolier, Oregon Ridge, Fashion Star
Tuesday's Results:
3, PcD, $15,000, T, "Bobby Weiss Series" L.C. No. 4 - 2nd Leg 3 & 4
of & including 1-1-16 - 1st Division of 3, 29.1, 59.3, 1:30.1, 1:59.4,
FT
1-Ready Any Time (f, 3, Kadabra--Spice Queen, by Yankee Glide),
$62,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Melvin Hartman, CA & Herb A Liverman
& David H Mc Duffee & Little E LLC. B-Herb A Liverman. T-R. Nifty
Norman. D-Matt Kakaley, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 9-2-1-2, $51,413
2-Move Over Darling (f, 3, Andover Hall--Darling Monique, by
Muscles Yankee), $15,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-James D Moore III &
Carol L Jamieson- Parker & Jack D Parker Jr. B-Walnridge Farm Inc &
David A Meirs II. T-Jack Parker Jr. D-Jack Parker Jr, $3,750
3-Shine On (f, 3, Explosive Matter--Drinking Days, by Andover Hall)
O-Todd M & Christine L Schadel. B-Todd M & Christine L Schadel.
T-Todd Schadel. D-Todd Schadel, $1,800
Calls: 2T, 2H, H, 1, 1H - Finish Order: Red's Winner, Dolly Drama Pv,
Baba Daba Do
RA CE RESULTS
of & including 1-1-16 - 2nd Division of 3, 28.0, 58.1, 1:26.3, 1:57.1,
FT
1-South Side Hanover (f, 3, Cantab Hall--Sharise Seelster, by Brisco
Hanover), $24,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Todd M Schadel & Roger R
Hammer. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Todd Schadel. D-Todd
Schadel, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 16-3-1-3, $34,260
2-Flyhawk Thriller (g, 5, Cash Hall--Keystone Leona, by King Conch),
$13,500 2012 MORRIS O-Lyse Belanger & Mario R Bourgea, CA.
B-Joseph A Flynn. T-Bert Belanger. D-Stephane Bouchard, $3,750
3-Pop I (g, 6, Andover Hall--People's Choice, by Valley Victory),
$16,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Glat Kosher Racing. B-Willow Pond Asset
Corp.. T-Harry Landy. D-Bruce Aldrich Jr, $1,800
Calls: T, 1H, H, 1, NK - Finish Order: A Little More Love, Cash Poor,
Lucid Thoughts, No Recess
2-Squeals Of Delight (m, 4, Donato Hanover--Swoosh Hanover, by
Lindy Lane) O-Eldo R Leonelli & Robert Warren Bath. B-Fabulous
Farms LLC. T-Robert Bath. D-Larry Stalbaum, $3,750
3-Coherent (f, 3, Donato Hanover--Smarty Mouth, by Yankee Glide),
$15,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Keystone Trotters LLC. B-John A Carver. T-J
Neal Ehrhart. D-John Kakaley, $1,800
Calls: 2H, 2T, 1H, 1H, 1 - Finish Order: Work That Magic, Sun Catcher,
Grand Slam Miss, Keystone Taylor
of & including 1-1-16 - 3rd Division of 3, 27.2, 56.4, 1:25.4, 1:55.4,
FT
1-Stirling Debutant (m, 4, Credit Winner--Scottish Starlet, by Angus
Hall), $47,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-JM F Racing LLC. B-W JDonovan.
T-Christie Collins. D-Anthony Napolitano, $7,500, Lifetime Record:
27-3-5-3, $99,268
THE M EA DOWS report
Monday's Results:
7, Mea, $24,800, P, *F&M NOT LISTED/PREFERRED HANDICAP*
P.P.1-3 & 10 DRAWN; 4-5 DRAWN; 6-9 DRAWN, 26.0, 55.1, 1:22.4,
1:53.0, SY
1-Spreester (m, 5, American Ideal--Rodeo Spree, by Dream Away)
O-Renee JBercury. B-Kimberley M Zabielski. T-William Bercury.
D-Aaron Merriman, $12,400, Lifetime Record: 70-27-11-9, $443,671
2-Fox Valley Charm (m, 4, Yankee Skyscaper--Fox Valley Cherub, by
Sportsmaster), $2,500 2013 WALKER O-Peter JKarras. B-Fox Valley
Standardbreds. T-Dirk Simpson. D-Dan Rawlings, $6,200
3-Show Runner (m, 6, Little Steven--Peace Runner, by Tyler's Mark)
O-A Piece Of The Action LLC. B-Alan M Kirschenbaum. T-Christen
Pantaleano. D-Jim Pantaleano, $2,976
Calls: 8, 7, 3H, H, NK - Finish Order: Medusa, Moremercy Bluechip,
Phone Terror, Certified Ideal, Set Me Up, Mamas Fallen Angel, Bad
Glamour Girl
2-Grandma Jan's Gems (f, 3, Here Comes Herbie--Deliteful Debbie,
by Keep It A Secret), $14,000 2014 IN-PREM O-Ervin Miller Stable
Inc & Paymaq Racing. B-Alvin R Fry. T-Erv Miller. D-Marcus Miller,
$3,750
3-Hot Curry (f, 3, Muscle Massive--Spiceberry Hanover, by Cantab
Hall), $47,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Crawford
Farms LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC & Lawrence R Karr. B-Black
Horse Racing. T-Ron Burke. D-Matt Kakaley, $1,800
Calls: 2T, 2T, 2H, 2, 1Q - Finish Order: Amorous Flirt, Real Caviar,
Grand Canyon
SA RA TOGA HA RNESS report
Sunday's Results:
7, Stga, $15,000, T, Open Handicap Post Position Nos. 1-3 Assigned
Post Position Nos. 4 & 5 and 6 & 7 Drawn ***1 1/16 miles***, 7, 27.1,
56.3, 1:26.2, 2:03.1, FT
1-Slugfest (g, 7, Conway Hall--Julieannie, by Credit Winner) O-Tom
Vassiliou & Nicholas JTallarico. B-Raymond W Schnittker & Tom
Vassiliou & Nicholas JTallarico. T-Maureen Salino. D-Jay Randall,
$7,500, Lifetime Record: 129-31-32-19, $503,206
8, Mea, $17,500, P, **DO ME HONOR PACE** PA SIRED - 2ND LEG 3
YEAR OLD FILLY NW 3 EXT PM RACES OR $30,00 LIFE UP TO AND
INCLUDING 02/01/2016 (W/O $50,000 LIFE AS OF 02/01/2016 NE),
27.3, 57.0, 1:25.1, 1:55.2, SY
1-Hooves On First (f, 3, Yankee Cruiser--Modern Medicine, by Jenna's
Beach Boy), $13,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Absolute Return Stable LLC
& Regency Group Stable LLC & Dean R Santantonio. B-Sanford J
Goldfarb & Regency Group Stable LLC & Jmmj Stables. T-Dean
Santantonio. D-Aaron Merriman, $8,750, Lifetime Record: 9-2-1-1,
$21,935
2-Stirling Euphoria (f, 3, Western Ideal--Chattanooga, by Real Artist),
$11,500 2014 SHS-HBG O-Brent A Hopper & S & S Racing Stable
LLC & Kenneth JYork. B-Stirling Brook Farms Inc. T-Ben Davis.
D-Dave Palone, $4,375
3-Wasaga Beach (f, 3, Somebeachsomewhere--Adela Hanover, by
Artsplace), $21,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Randall B Bendis & Reed
Broadway & Thomas JPollack & John F Campbell. B-Beechwood
Acres, CA. T-Randy Bendis. D-Tony Hall, $2,100
Calls: 2, 3H, 3, 2H, 2H - Finish Order: Terror At Night, Testing Center,
Official Treasure, Lillian Hanover
RA CE RESULTS
10, Mea, $17,500, P, **DO ME HONOR PACE** PA SIRED - 2ND LEG 3
27.1, 57.1, 1:25.4, 1:55.3, SY
1-Sweet You (f, 3, Western Terror--Pw True To You, by
Grinfromeartoear), $1,500 2014 TAT-M O-Sara JKimelman &
Lawrence R Karr. B-Bulletproof Enterprises. T-Ron Burke. D-Dave
Palone, $8,750, Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $14,750
2-Marty Party Two (f, 3, Yankee Cruiser--Noble Marty, by Nobleland
Sam), $22,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Gary D Condit & Ronald E Steck &
Bruce A Soulsby. B-Schare D Adams. T-Ron Steck. D-Mike Wilder,
$4,375
3-Terror Grin (f, 3, Western Terror--Hello Grin, by Grinfromeartoear),
$32,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Dirk Simpson Stable Inc. B-Bulletproof
Enterprises. T-Dirk Simpson. D-Dan Rawlings, $2,100
Calls: 2, 2, H, 1H, 2T - Finish Order: Candyapple Hanover, Lenore
Karidian, Tsm Money Dragon, Poster Girl K
Tuesday's Results:
1, Mea, $20,000, T, *F&M W/O $10,000/PREFERRED HANDICAP*
P.P.1 ASSIGNED; 2-4 DRAWN; 5-6 DRAWN, 27.3, 57.3, 1:26.3, 1:55.3,
FT
1-Barn Girl (m, 4, Cash Hall--Turquoise Sweetie, by Dream Vacation),
$8,700 2013 BHS O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi
LLC & Phillip Collura. B-Morrisville Col Fdn Inc. T-Ron Burke. D-Dave
Palone, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 33-19-5-4, $244,756
2-Anaffairtoremember (m, 6, Angus Hall--Val Lee Woman, by Valley
Victory), $18,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-William T Bercury. B-Quantum
Farms Corp. T-William Bercury. D-Aaron Merriman, $5,000
3-Bessie (m, 5, Equinox Bi--Cantab's Chorine, by Cantab Hall), $3,000
2012 BHS O-Paula JClapper & Umholtz Racing Stable Inc &
Kennedy Sports Corp. B-M Biasuzzi Stable Inc. T-Ricky Clapper. D-Jim
Pantaleano, $2,400
Calls: 1H, 1H, 2H, 2H, T - Finish Order: Princess Pablano, Swishnflick,
Vixy
8, Mea, $17,500, T, **CLASSICALITY TROT** PA SIRED - 2ND LEG 3
YEAR OLD C&G NW 3 EXT PM RACES OR $30,00 LIFE UP TO AND
29.4, 1:00.1, 1:30.0, 1:59.0, FT
1-Breedlove (c, 3, Cantab Hall--Siren Hall, by Striking Sahbra),
$34,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Shaleni Farm LLC. B-Northstar
Standardbreds LLC. T-Norm Parker. D-Mike Wilder, $8,750, Lifetime
Record: 10-3-1-2, $27,915
3-Kash's Explosion (g, 3, Cantab Hall--O'cala Kash, by Overcomer)
O-Wayne T Zollars. B-Wayne T Zollars & Slaughter Racing Stb LLC.
T-Ron Burke. D-Dave Palone, $2,100
Calls: 4, 3H, 3H, 2H, NK - Finish Order: Raisethejollyroger, Rail Kat,
Fire In My Heart, Treasure Quest K
10, Mea, $17,500, T, **CLASSICALITY TROT** PA SIRED - 2ND LEG 3
YEAR OLD C&G NW 3 EXT PM RACES OR $30,00 LIFE UP TO AND
28.1, 57.2, 1:27.0, 1:57.1, FT
1-Chip's Halloffame (g, 3, Andover Hall--Platinum Plus, by Pine
Chip), $7,000 2014 BHS O-Patricia A Cross. B-Fred T Freppel &
Michael T Molitor. T-Steve Cross. D-Aaron Merriman, $8,750,
2-Moneycounts De Vie (g, 3, Andover Hall--Nordicdish, by Yankee
Glide), $8,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-James C Bafia & Dirk Simpson
Stable Inc. B-Joie De Vie Farm LLC. T-Dirk Simpson. D-Dan Rawlings,
$4,375
3-Judge Russell (c, 3, Andover Hall--Lotstoliveupto, by Armbro Iliad),
$50,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Edward H Kimmel & Donald L & David
Lee Wiest. B-Albert C Adams & Thomas A Charters & Hoffman
Communications. T-Dane Snyder. D-Doug Snyder, $2,100
Calls: 1H, 1H, 2, 2H, 1 - Finish Order: Edinburgh, Pointblank Hanover,
Mac Deeno, Keystone Shotgun
1, Mea, $17,500, T, **WHATA DONATO TROT** PA SIRED - 2ND LEG 3
27.4, 57.4, 1:28.2, 1:58.0, FT
1-Regal Woman (f, 3, SJ's Caviar--Broadway Woman, by Broadway
Hall) O-Dr William JSolomon. B-Dr William JSolomon. T-Gary
Johnston.D-Mike Wilder, $8,750, Lifetime Record: 6-1-2-2, $19,400
2-Waterview Hanover (f, 3, Explosive Matter--Wherley, by Dream
Vacation), $28,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Susan A Daugherty. B-Hanover
Shoe Farms Inc. T-William Daugherty Jr. D-Richard Stillings, $4,375
3-I'm Justa Lil Lady (f, 3, Andover Hall--I'm Justa Lady, by Inquirer)
O-Janet L Collins & Patricia A Daumit. B-Janet L Collins & Patricia A
Daumit. T-William Daumit. D-Tony Hall, $2,100
Calls: 3, 3, 1, 1H, H - Finish Order: Fortuona K, Maybe Later,
Shelovesumore
2-Meadowbranch Memo (g, 3, Explosive Matter--Wen-mar's Memo,
by Carry The Message) O-Hans G Enggren. B-Hans G Enggren.
T-Jenny Melander. D-Aaron Merriman, $4,375
RA CE RESULTS
8, Mea, $17,500, T, **WHATA DONATO TROT** PA SIRED - 2ND LEG 3
27.4, 58.0, 1:27.1, 1:57.0, FT
1-Goodtogo Hanover (f, 3, Explosive Matter--Grammy Hall, by Angus
Hall), $18,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-William Wilbur Zendt & Gary A
Saul. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-William Zendt. D-Brian Zendt,
$8,750, Lifetime Record: 10-7-1-0, $58,750
5, YR, $17,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF 4 P-M RACES OR $40,000
LIFETIME. 3&4 YEAR OLD COLTS, HORSES & GELDINGS, 27.3, 56.2,
1:25.2, 1:53.0, FT
1-Western Pioneer (h, 4, Western Ideal--Up Front Fire, by Dragon
Again), $15,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-3 Brothers Stables & Nancy C
Johansson. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Nancy Johansson. D-Jason
Bartlett, $8,500, Lifetime Record: 29-4-4-5, $123,559
2-My Pink Bike (f, 3, Andover Hall--Pink Ruffles, by Credit Winner)
O-Robert JKey. B-Robert JKey. T-Norm Parker. D-Tony Hall, $4,375
3-A Little Laid Back (f, 3, Great George Two--Annabelle Lane, by SJ's
Caviar) O-Roger R Hammer. B-Shaffer Standardbreds. T-Roger
Hammer. D-Roger Hammer, $2,100
Calls: 2, 1H, 3H, 2, 4Q - Finish Order: Rule Of Hall, Valentine Matter,
Witnesstheprincess
2-Steve Said (g, 4, Well Said--Dreamlands Latte, by Artsplace),
$26,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Kapildeo Singh. B-Dreamland Farms.
T-Rene Allard. D-Brian Sears, $4,250
3-B Well (g, 4, Well Said--Ms Amanda B, by Cam Fella), $22,000 2013
LEX-SEL O-John A Furfaro. B-Dunroven Stud. T-Mickey Peterson.
D-Scott Zeron, $2,040
Calls: 2, 1H, 1H, 2H, 1H - Finish Order: Dcs Better Life,
Dancingwithdelight, Joe Hill, Opening Night Gem, Have Not Read It
YONK ERS report
Monday's Results:
LIFETIME. 3&4 YEAR OLD FILLIES & MARES, 28.0, 57.3, 1:26.2,
1:54.4, FT
1-Try N Keep Up (m, 4, Western Terror--By Your Side, by Western
Ideal), $11,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Brian & Ira Ross Wallach.
B-Goldfinger Enterprises. T-Richard Johnson. D-Jason Bartlett,
$8,500, Lifetime Record: 36-5-11-2, $47,864
2-Hot Lemonade (m, 4, Rock N Roll Heaven--Percee Angus, by
Blissfull Hall), $35,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Albert C & Michelle C
Crawford. B-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. T-Chris Oakes. D-Brian Sears,
$4,250
3-Rolling Going Gone (f, 3, Roll With Joe--Long Gone, by American
Ideal) O-Ross G Bonafield. B-Ross G Bonafield. T-Erv Miller. D-Brent
Holland, $2,040
Calls: 3T, 3T, 1T, Q, H - Finish Order: Southwind Mischief, Mac's
Secure, Victoria's Munky, She Said, Oh Sugar
1:25.1, 1:53.1, FT
1-My Mind Is Madeup (c, 3, Mister Big--Troxel Hanover, by Badlands
Hanover) O-Jesmeral Stable. B-Harbour City Management, CA.
T-Monique Cohen. D-Brian Sears, $8,500, Lifetime Record: 12-6-2-1,
$34,238
2-Perfect Bet (g, 4, Bettor's Delight--Perfectionist, by Western Ideal),
$30,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Aimee L Scheid. B-Brittany Farms. T-Jeffrey
Smith. D-Pat Lachance, $4,250
3-Shane Adam (g, 4, Western Ideal--Cheyenne Ava, by Camluck)
O-Barry Rubenstein Farms LLC. B-G.R.J. Partners LLC & Eli Oxenhorn.
T-Robert Siegelman. D-Scott Zeron, $2,040
Calls: 7, 6Q, 2, NS, 1Q - Finish Order: Skip Jive, Mikado Blue Chip,
Powder Keg, Well Well Well, Shinobu Hanover
LIFETIME. 3&4 YEAR OLD FILLIES & MARES, 28.0, 56.3, 1:25.4,
1:55.0, FT
1-Brown Brinny (m, 4, Jereme's Jet--Black Brinny, by Real Artist)
O-J&M Racing. B-Emerald Highlands Farm. T-Richard Banca. D-Jason
Bartlett, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 31-6-6-4, $77,671
2-Gold Star Dynasty (m, 4, Six Of Diamonds--Goldstar Rosie, by Rock
On) O-Samuel L Abdoo. B-Thomas R Audley. T-Jackie Rousse.
D-Jordan Stratton, $5,000
3-Ok Heavenly (m, 4, Sportswriter--Double Creme, by Albert Albert)
O-Steven X Kouray & Donald W De Luca & Peter S Daratsos. B-Oak
Knoll Stables, CA. T-Heidi Rohr. D-George Brennan, $2,400
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, NS, NS, HD - Finish Order: Bullville Bren, Mydelight
Bluechip, Maya Scape, Twin B Honour, Queen Of Denial
9, YR, $18,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF $18,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS,
27.1, 55.4, 1:23.2, 1:52.0, FT
1-Sapphire City (g, 8, Metropolitan--Spectre Almahurst, by Justin
Passing), $27,000 2009 BRDS-SEL O-Centaur Stable & Jordon M
Sklut. B-John P Hurtgen. T-Paul Blumenfeld. D-Mark Macdonald,
$9,000, Lifetime Record: 202-47-37-15, $1,140,267
2-Fameous Western (g, 8, Western Hanover--Feathery Fame, by
Apaches Fame), $75,000 2009 SHS-HBG O-Anita C Fialkow &
Sandra Presciti. B-George Anthony & Jeffrey & Suzanne G Rose &
Darryl O Gombert. T-Lance Hudson. D-Tyler Buter, $4,500
3-Bettor Reason N (g, 8, Bettor's Delight--No Reason, by New York
Motoring) O-Pit Bull Stable LLC. B-P M Cook, NZ. T-Doug Dilloian Jr.
D-Eric Abbatiello, $2,160
Calls: 1Q, Q, 1T, 2, 1 - Finish Order: Gold Rocks, Casimir Jitterbug,
Ronny Bugatti, Clint Westwood, Im Supersonic A
RA CE RESULTS
27.4, 56.4, 1:25.0, 1:52.1, FT
1-Idealbeach Hanover (h, 5, Somebeachsomewhere--Ideal Weather,
by Western Ideal), $260,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Howard A Taylor &
Charles V Iannazzo & Richard M Lombardo. B-Hanover Shoe Farms
Inc. T-Thomas Milici. D-Jason Bartlett, $9,000, Lifetime Record:
72-9-10-16, $154,530
2-Modern Yankee (h, 4, Yankee Cruiser--Modern Medicine, by Jenna's
Beach Boy), $11,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Jeffrey S Epstein. B-Sanford J
Goldfarb & Regency Group Stable LLC & King Of The World Stable
& Thomas JCherichello. T-Scott Di Domenico. D-Brian Sears, $4,500
3-Electrofire (h, 9, Electric Stena--Temples May Day, by Smartest
Remark), $3,300 2008 NSPE O-Jennifer L Lappe. B-Arnold W J
Fitzgerald, CA. T-John Kokinos. D-Jordan Stratton, $2,160
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 2, 2H, 4T - Finish Order: Grand Master, I Like Dreamin,
Donau, Shortstacked, Cyclone Kiwi N
28.4, 58.0, 1:25.4, 1:53.3, FT
1-Chancellorcullen N (h, 8, Christian Cullen--Nivea Franco, by Live
Or Die) O-Aaron JLambert. B-L JBrown, NZ. T-Aaron Lambert. D-Carl
Cito Jr, $9,000, Lifetime Record: 57-20-10-4, $382,045
2-Class Six (g, 5, Western Ideal--Can Du River, by Cam Fella),
$22,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver
Bruscemi LLC. B-Diamond Creek Farm LLC. T-Ron Burke. D-George
Brennan, $4,500
3-Drunken Desire A (g, 8, Real Desire--Zora Paree, by Torado
Hanover) O-Blindswitch Racing Stable & Santo R Farina & Anthony
Nicometo. B-John T & G D Gourley, AS. T-Jose Godinez. D-Scott
Zeron, $2,160
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1H, NK - Finish Order: Escape The News, Lightning
Raider N, Twin B Hollister, Second Wind N, Skyful Of Lighters
1:25.1, 1:53.3, FT
1-Pan Street Usa (g, 4, No Pan Intended--Disneypan, by The
Panderosa) O-Howard A Taylor. B-Peter Pan Stables Inc. T-Thomas
Milici. D-Tyler Buter, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 27-5-8-3, $81,010
2-Bet You (g, 4, Bettor's Delight--Armbro Amoretto, by Artsplace),
$75,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Thomas R Dillon. B-Hanover Shoe Farms
Inc. T-Heidi Rohr. D-Jason Bartlett, $5,000
3-Secret Delight (g, 4, Bettor's Delight--Paintthecrownred, by Real
Artist), $18,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Paul JHarvey & Scott M Blackler.
B-Congilose Racing Stb LLC. T-Scott Blackler. D-Scott Zeron, $2,400
Calls: 1Q, 3Q, 3, 2T, NK - Finish Order: Aberdeen Hanover,
Sportskeeper, Team Captain, Regal Sight, The Spy
Tuesday's Results:
2, YR, $25,000, T, YR/SOA OF NY BONUS TROTTING SERIES 2ND
PRELIMINARY 1ST DIVISION, 28.2, 58.2, 1:27.2, 1:57.0, SY
1-Latoka (g, 5, Groton Hall--Dew Drop Dolly, by Donerail) O-JM F
Racing LLC. B-Andrew S Lapp. T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. D-George
Brennan, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 72-15-13-7, $124,987
2-Summers Windsong (m, 4, Rc Royalty--O Dana O, by Windsong's
Legacy) O-Seri S Reddy. B-George Bullukian. T-Paul Fusco. D-Brett
Miller, $6,250
3-Keystone Bodacious (g, 4, Muscle Massive--Balanced Action, by
Balanced Image), $85,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Brian C Kleinberg.
B-Estate Of George F Hempt Trust. T-Michael Forte. D-Matt Kakaley,
$3,000
Calls: 1H, 1T, 1H, 1H, NK - Finish Order: Insomniac, Pig Hunt,
Ferriswheel Junkie
PRELIMINARY 2ND DIVISION, 28.3, 59.3, 1:28.1, 1:57.4, SY
1-A List Lindy (m, 4, Lucky Chucky--Lindy'sleadinglady, by Credit
Winner), $60,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-JM F Racing LLC. B-Lindy
Racing Stable. T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. D-Matt Kakaley, $12,500,
2-Stormont Park (g, 4, Earl Of Stormont--Mentelle Park, by Conway
Hall) O-Eldo R Leonelli. B-Melanie Wrenn. T-Rob Harmon. D-Jordan
Stratton, $6,250
3-Mergatroid (m, 6, Infinitif--Ornellaia, by Muscles Yankee) O-Peter
M Goldberg & Michael P Seidman. B-Reve Avec Moi Dreamwithme,
CA. T-Ake Svanstedt. D-Daniel Dube, $3,000
Calls: 6T, 3Q, 2Q, 1T, T - Finish Order: Jericho, Hollywoods Thatway,
Hot Summer Knight, Major Matter
4, YR, $22,400, T, NON-WINNERS OF 5 P-M RACES OR $50,000
LIFETIME. 3&4 YEAR OLDS, I, 29.3, 1:29.2, 1:58.4, 2:29.0, SY
1-P L Indyanaca (m, 4, Majestic Son--Corinas Mission, by Mr Lavec)
O-L & L Stables. B-Prince Lee Acres, CA. T-Richard Banca. D-George
Brennan, $11,200, Lifetime Record: 36-4-5-7, $72,842
2-Madman Hall (g, 4, Deweycheatumnhowe--Margarita Hall, by
Conway Hall), $38,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Raymond W Schnittker.
B-Walnut Hall Limited. T-Ray Schnittker. D-Jordan Stratton, $5,600
3-Tropical Storm Bi (g, 4, Yankee Glide--Maysun Bi It, by Supergill),
$10,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Anthony JCiuffetelli. B-M Biasuzzi Stable
Inc. T-Anthony Ciuffetelli. D-Brett Miller, $2,688
Calls: NS, 1H, 1H, 1H, NK - Finish Order: Capt Serious, Clifton Beach,
Arrakis, Stayin Strong, Lindylicious, Military Blue, Hot Start
RA CE RESULTS
5, YR, $17,000, T, NON-WINNERS OF $8,000 IN LAST 5 STARTS
WINNERS OVER $40,000 IN 2016 NOT ELIGIBLE. AE. OPTIONAL
CLAIMING ALLOWANCE $20,000 AE. 3&4 YEAR OLD NON-WINNERS
OF $100,000 LIFETIME., I, 29.3, 1:31.0, 2:00.2, 2:31.2, GD
1-Wild Smile (g, 6, Crazed--C'est Chez, by S J's Photo), $12,000 2011
SHS-HBG O-Calabrese Farms LLC. B-Fair Winds Farm Inc. T-John
Calabrese. D-Jordan Stratton, $8,500, Lifetime Record: 83-14-9-16,
$119,212
2-Mr Web Page (h, 8, Muscles Yankee--India Hall, by Garland Lobell)
O-Helping Hands Stables. B-Silver Linden Farms. T-Rene Allard.
D-Daniel Dube, $4,250
3-Jacks To Open (g, 6, Conway Hall--Jodi's Jayme, by American
Winner), $55,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Nick Surick Stable LLC &
Hannah Miller. B-Windsong Stable. T-Nick Surick. D-Brett Miller,
$2,040
Calls: 4T, 2, 1H, 1H, T - Finish Order: Brickyard Classic, Klm Express,
Surface Tension, Headsaregonna Turn, Lorenzo Dream, New York
Muscle, Celebrity Bluechip
6, YR, $18,800, T, NON-WINNERS OF 3 P-M RACES OR $20,000
LIFETIME. 3&4 YEAR OLDS, I, 31.1, 1:32.1, 2:02.3, 2:34.0, GD
1-Cloud Nine Hanover (g, 3, Muscle Massive--Carmita, by Malabar
Man), $50,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Carrie L Norris & Acadia Farms Inc
& G And B Racing. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Charlie Norris.
D-Charlie Norris, $9,400, Lifetime Record: 14-2-2-2, $44,410
2-Nexus Lauxmont (g, 4, Oh So White--Nivea Hanover, by Super
Bowl) O-Spagnola Racing LLC & Stephanie L Bugaj & Ben Melita &
Matthew D Long. B-Lauxmont Farms. T-Kyle Spagnola. D-Brett
Miller, $4,700
3-Crazycat (g, 3, Crazed--Sophisticat, by Earl) O-Marissa L Godinez &
Bruce A Aldrich Jr & Stanley C Indig. B-Bruce A Aldrich Jr & Stanley
C Indig. T-Jose Godinez. D-Jordan Stratton, $2,256
Calls: NS, H, H, H, H - Finish Order: Better To Be Lucky, Mugshots Bro,
Fygi Bros, Out Of Habit, Bundle Me Up, Hillosophical, Hippity Hop
PRELIMINARY 3RD DIVISION, 29.0, 58.4, 1:27.3, 1:57.0, FT
1-Maestro Blue Chip (h, 4, Credit Winner--Up Front Hotsey, by SJ's
Caviar), $65,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Richard Poillucci. B-C Ed
Mullinax & Noel M Daley & Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. T-Jo Ann
Looney-King. D-Tim Tetrick, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 20-9-2-2,
$134,423
3-Lily's Swan Pond (g, 4, Swan For All--Flawless Lily, by Striking
Sahbra) O-Second Chance Stable Inc. B-Second Chance Stable Inc.
T-Nick Surick. D-Jordan Stratton, $3,000
Calls: 1H, 2, 1T, 4, 7H - Finish Order: Tuscanellie, Doubleday, Get To
Doin It, Forever As
PRELIMINARY 4TH DIVISION, 29.0, 1:00.0, 1:29.0, 1:58.4, FT
1-Newcastle (g, 4, Cantab Hall--Blushed, by Mr Lavec), $50,000 2013
SHS-HBG O-W JDonovan. B-Christine A Czernyson. T-Kyle Spagnola.
D-Brett Miller, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 27-12-3-2, $129,175
2-Covert Operative (g, 4, Deweycheatumnhowe--Serenas Genie, by
Angus Hall) O-Andrea Lea Racingstables Inc, CA & Asa Farm, CA.
B-Andrea Lea Racingstables Inc, CA. T-Rene Allard. D-Mark
Macdonald, $6,250
3-Oh My Magic (m, 4, Kadabra--Diminutive, by Angus Hall), $26,000
2013 SHS-HBG O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Weaver Bruscemi LLC.
B-Robert B Burgess, CA & Karin B Olsson Burgess, CA. T-Ron Burke.
D-George Brennan, $3,000
Calls: 1H, 1T, Q, 2Q, 2H - Finish Order: Party On The River, The Way I
Am, Bjanthony, Madhatter Bluechip
Thursday's Results:
9, YR, $16,000, P, CLAIMING ALLOWANCE $30,000 3 YO 50%, 4 YO
25%, F& M 20%, 28.1, 57.0, 1:25.2, 1:53.1, FT
1-Summer Camp (g, 9, Rocknroll Hanover--Roman Art, by Artsplace),
$28,000 2008 SHS-HBG O-P T Stable. B-Perretti Farms. T-Richard
Banca. D-Daniel Dube, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 163-38-39-10,
$649,017
2-R Caan (g, 7, Four Starzzz Shark--Missy Artsie, by Artsplace), $9,000
2010 LEX-SEL O-Allard Racing Inc, CA & Rene M Allard. B-Brittany
Farms. T-Rene Allard. D-Brian Sears, $4,000
3-Coach Cal (g, 7, Camluck--False Alert, by Artsplace), $90,000 2010
SHS-HBG O-Pb Racing Stables Inc & Boss Racing Usa. B-James L
Avritt Sr. T-Paul Blumenfeld. D-George Brennan, $1,920
Calls: 2, 1T, 2, 2, HD - Finish Order: Matt Major, Regulus N, Nobles
Finesse, Tye Seelster
2-Jackie Goldstein (g, 6, Credit Winner--Hawaiian Viva, by Muscles
Yankee), $52,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Stephen B Schneider & William
W Siegel. B-Joanne M Morrison, CA. T-Marthe Drolet. D-Vincent
Ginsburg, $6,250

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