An MVP Performance in the Kentucky Futurity

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An MVP Performance in the Kentucky Futurity
Story and photos by Dean A. Hoffman
LEXINGTON, Ky--My MVP (Cantab Hall) had his day in
the sunshine on Sunday at The Red Mile as he won the fifth
and sixth races of his life to lay claim to the coveted trophy
in the 120th Kentucky Futurity.
He took his elimination heat and final of the Triple Crown
event for trainer Tony Alagna, driver Mike Lachance, and
owners Brittany Farms, Joe Sbrocco, and the Modern Family Partners.
The winner was bred by Martha and Steve Brown's
Dunroven Stud, and the Browns, longtime stalwarts among
Bluegrass breeders, were wearing big smiles at The Red
Mile after the race.
The Futurity was
vitiated by the absence of class leaders Market Share
and Googoo
Gaagaa.
Hambletonian winner Market Share
opted to race in a
$10,000 late closer
yesterday rather
than race heats in
the America's oldest
trotting classic.
The leftovers
comprised what
many people said
was the weakest
Kentucky Futurity
field in recent years.
The missing
horses allowed not
only My MVP to
Driver Mike Lachance and trainer
shine, but also benTony Alagna celebrate My MVP’s
efitted runner-up
Kentucky Futurity win
Appomattox, who
has won only twice
in 22 career starts.
Heat winners Archangel and My MVP went at each other
during the third quarter of the Futurity final. Archangel and
driver Tim Tetrick had moved to the front early in the mile,
but when Tetrick slowed the trotting tempo, Lachance was
out of fourth and attacking with My MVP. Lachance took aim
on the leader and had pulled ahead of Archangel as they
entered the stretch. Once clear on the lead, the bay colt had
to hold off the late chargers, first Little Brown Fox and then
Appomattox. Archangel faded badly in the final stages.
"It doesn't get any better, especially when it's unexpected,"
HERVE FILION WINS THREE
RACES AT RIDEAU
CARLETON...P.3
said Lachance after the race. "My MVP had been a nice
colt all year, but he never showed that he could beat this
kind of field.
"He just had a good day," continued the Hall of Famer.
"The last three or four starts, he wasn't at his best, but
today he was."
Trainer Tony Alagna, enjoying a Red Mile meet he'll
always remember, said, "If any horse deserved a major
stakes win, it was this horse. He's knocked on the door all
year. He never gets the respect he should, but everything
worked out today. I am glad for the horse, glad for Mike
[Lachance], glad for the partners and a little bit for myself."
Reflecting on the 2012 Grand Circuit meet at Lexington,
Alagna said, "We brought 24 horses here and definitely
wanted to show some support for the meet. The horses all
showed up and it's been a lot of fun."
With 13 named into the Kentucky Futurity, the event was
split into eliminations.
The first elim was a ragged affair as Archangel held off
Little Brown Fox and Another Amaretto was third. They
were the only three in the field of six that stayed flat. Gym
Tan Laundry paced behind the gate and was never a factor
while Fogelberg broke early and Lindy's Jersey Boy broke
late.
Tim Tetrick moved Archangel to the front going into the
first turn while Little Brown Fox sat in the pocket. Yannick
Gingras edged Little Brown Fox out entering the stretch but
never posed any threat as Archangel sailed home by a
measured length in 1:53.1
"He's come a long way since I first drove him [in his first
career start]," said Tetrick. “He's a nice horse to drive. I just
lucked into the drive behind him. I didn't have anything in
the race and I was happy to drive. I was just in the right
place at the right time. I don't think two heats will bother
him."
My MVP got up in the very last stride to take the second
elim over Appomattox and Money On My Mind. The winner
was in last place as Solvato led the field into the stretch,
but when the leader tired the rear guard surged past him.
Money On My Mind loomed the winner with a hundred
yards remaining, then he surrendered to Appomattox and
Scott Zeron. My MVP was coming even faster and got up
to win by a nose in 1:52.
"I was very confident in this horse and confident that
Mike Lachance would give him a shot," said My MVP's
trainer Tony Alagna afterwards. "He's always shown that
he's a horse that prefers to have a target. We tried him last
week on the front in the late closer. That's definitely not his
game on the front. Today they trotted that third quarter
enough to allow us to get involved, and he finished up.
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He's a big, strong horse and the heats shouldn't bother him."
Kentucky Filly Futurity
Win Missy B (Conway Hall) was the toughest gal in central Kentucky-or at least in the Kentucky Filly Futurity-as she
bravely fended off all challengers to win in the two heats
1:52 and 1:52.1
Pre-race favorite Check Me Out was unable to catch Win
Missy B in their elimination heat and was then withdrawn,
as was planned, from the second heat.
In the final, Ron Pierce put Win Missy B on the lead past
the quarter and let D'Orsay ride shotgun outside her during
the third quarter. Pierce sat chilly with Win Missy B as he
was confident that D'Orsay could not sustain her challenge.
In late stretch, Hambo Oaks winner Personal Style came
charging in the middle of the track but Win Missy B wasn't
about to be
headed today
as Pierce disdainfully
glanced over
at the futile
efforts of his
foes. Personal
Style grabbed
second while
D'Orsay held
Win Missy B (1) at rail and driver Ron Pierce firm to get
hold off Personal Style (David Miller) on the
third.
outside to win the final heat of the Ky. Filly
Win Missy B
Futurity.
made the final
heat her seventh winning start in 17 tries this year for
breeder-owner Robert J. Key and trainer Charlie Norris.
In the first elim, Oasis Dream stepped quickly past pacesetting Real Babe to take the lead in the backstretch, then
gamely defended against threats from Superstar Hanover
and then Chilitodayhottamale to win in 1:53.4.
The 1-9 favorite Check Me Out was outgamed by rival Win
Missy B in the second elim as she won for new driver Ron
Pierce in 1:52. Both Check Me Out and Win Missy B were
parked out a long way in the elim with Check Me Out getting
to the front first and then yielding to her pursuer.
When Check Me Out tried to bounce back to victory in the
stretch, she couldn't catch the leader as Win Missy B was
¾-length clear.
Trainer Charlie Norris said, "Ronnie got her out of there
and didn't let her [Check Me Out] get away from him right in
the beginning. She settled in good and that's what she
needs. She's been getting better all week and we've been
trying to do things differently with her. She's been real relaxed. It's all about the first few yards with her."
Tim Tetrick made no excuses for Check Me Out.
Bbb"Take nothing away from Win Missy B," Tetrick said.
"She raced great---:27.4 home. That was a good mile with
the wind down the backside."
Allerage Farms Open Trot
Chapter Seven (Windsong's Legacy) had no trouble in
continuing his dominance over his older trotting rivals as
he easily took the $131,200 Allerage for trainer Linda
Toscano and driver Tim Tetrick.
Chapter Seven was caught outside in the field of six
around the first turn
and didn't gain the
front until they started
down the backstretch.
Soon it was game over
as he sprinted clear of
Mister Herbie and Arch
Madness in 1:50.2, just
a tick off the world record for trotters on a
Chapter Seven
mile track.
"It would have been
a lot better if he had been able to come from behind," said
co-owner Richard Gutnick. "He gets a little lazy at times
when he is on the front end. He much prefers it the other
way."
Allerage Farms Mares Trot
Frenchfrysnvinegar (Angus Hall) cooked her rivals with
a 1:52 win in this $199,200 event as track announcer Sam
McKee said she left the gate "like a scalded ape."
She stepped out to a commanding lead early in the race
and never looked back.
The Swedish invader Tamla Celeber was the first to take
a shot at the leader, but it was quickly apparent that
Frenchfrysnvinegar wasn't waiting for anyone. Jody Jamieson and his mare coasted home by 2-1/2 lengths as
Beatgoeson Hanover edged Tamla Celeber for second.
Allerage Farms Open Pace
The Cancelliere brothers -Tom and John-had reason to
celebrate late in the program as their hobbled hero Bettor
Sweet subdued his rivals with a 1:48.1 mile as the afternoon turned into evening.
He defeated Aracache Hanover and Foiled Again
"That was great, absolutely great," said owner John
Cancelliere after the race in the winner's circle.
Golden Receiver shot away from the gate to take control
after the start, but David Miller came calling first-over with
Bettor Sweet at the 5/8-mile pole. He put away Golden
Receiver and then was under a hard drive to hold off
Aracache Hanover.
Allerage Farm Aged Pacing Mares
Drop The Ball (Western Terror) outbrushed a quartet of
female foes to win the $70,000 Allerage Farm in 1:49.2 for
Yannick Gingras. Androvette set all the fractions with
Swinging Beauty, Ginger And Fred, Drop The Ball, and
Rocklamation politely following.
When Rocklamation moved forward from the caboose
she was followed by Drop The Ball. As the mares turned
into the stretch, Drop The Ball swung wide and came home
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officially in :25.4 to win easily. Rocklamation saved second
and Androvette held on for third.
"I used her way too hard in the Milton," conceded Gingras.
"She is very, very special and she felt good today."
Early in the program, the track held a winner's circle ceremony honoring the memory of people who made lasting
contributions to harness racing and who died in the past
year. Among those honored were John Cashman, Jr., Hugh
A. "Andy" Grant, Stan Bergstein, Gene Riegle, Tom
Thomson, Lloyd Arnold, Stew Firlotte, Geoff Stein, Paul
Spears, Jim Ewart, Herman Brickel, Bart Glass, Peter
Heffering, and Charlie Roberts.
As horsemen gathered in the winner's circle, the sun burst
By Brett Sturman
through the clouds and bathed the track in a warm glow.
Race 8, OSS - Gold Final
KNOWS NOTHING - Canada's best - 3 year old trotter would go well over the half million dollar earnings mark on
the season with a win here in the Gold final; something that
he'll be heavily backed to accomplish. Gillis has done
admirable training work with this Kadabra colt who was
unraced last year at 2. Won his Hambo elimination at the
end of July and has since beaten many of the sport’s best
sophomores throughout the year. His to win or lose.
PRESTIDIGATOR actually surprised the top choice when
they last met in a Gold final at the end of August. Interestingly hasn't won since that time but is obviously capable
when on his game. THE GAME PLAN was one of Ontario's best last year at 2 for Kopas and finally makes it
back to the races now for the tail end of the season. Can't
Herve Goes Out A Winner
Herve Filion returned to the racetrack last night at Rideau possibly be ready for the 1:52 type mile that could be
Carleton and showed that he still has it at age 72. Invited to coming, but brings loads of class with him. Who knows.
participate at the Ottawa raceRace 9, N/W 2
track at a special night in his
honor, Filion won three races. TALKING BLUES was one that I chased for a couple
weeks since arriving North and finally made me a winner in
Saying that he will not drive
his last recent when he jogged from post 10 in 1:53 to
again, Filion will end his career with 15,183 victories, sec- notch his first career win. The talent is there for him to be
a good one and is almost impossible not to include now,
ond only to Dave Palone.
particularly from the rail. SOMEWHERE WITH YOU gets
Track management clearly
his first start on the big track; continues to go faster with
went out of ist way to give
every race and that trend should continue tonight. Comes
Filion drives behind horses
from a high percentage training outfit. ROCKIN GLORY
that had string chances, and
has impressed upon arrival here; a perfect two for two for
the Hall of Famer made the
trainer Titus. An obvious short priced threat.
best if his opportunities.
He won with his first drive of TALBOTCREEK ARMANI had the look of a real good one
the night, Done Foolin Witcha here in July; might be able to pounce on this group.
in the fourth race, After finish- DERBY DYLAN should be respected; will offer a price.
ing fourth in the fifth race he
Herve
Race 10, N/W $21,0005 L5
won the sixth with Credit Balance. In his next to last drive of the night he finished second TALL COTTON grinded a long way uncovered last out
through fast fractions and was snapped at the wire in that
with Sandpiper Volo but the mare was placed first after
effort. Winner in 1:51:4 already on the year; he simply is a
Going For It was disqualified.
The wins were Filion’s first since Sept. 10, 2010, when he classier and faster animal than these. Goes second time
Waples and will be deserving of his short odds. UNDERwon a race at Chester.
COVER STROKE swept the field last out to pay over $100
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after benefitting from a hotly contested front end. I don't
know if he's capable of trotting in 1:52 again, but he does
change barns to O’Sullivan and moves inside. JULIANS
CAESAR showed speed a couple back from post 9 against
the top choice; Langille-trained gelding always seems in the
thick of it. SLIP INTO GLIDE drops out of the Preferred,
gets Mario back.
Race 11, Claiming $10,000
FOREGO THE CIGAR makes his third start back since the
qualifier and first where he doesn't have to race against
Final Curtain. Left into a :26 and change opening quarter
last week, was used throughout and ran second in what was
an excellent try. Any semblance of that effort would be
good enough tonight against these; even despite the post.
It's hard to believe this is where DAPPER DENZIL has
ended up after the promise he showed a couple seasons
ago as a freshman. Goes second start in a claimer; that
most recent race was an improvement. RUFF ME UP
makes his second start since arriving from Hazel; drops.
Has been here before. P J LUCKY drops back to a winnable level for Pereira and STARS IN THE WATER aims for
three straight.
The Plays
$5 ticket ($1 base): 4 / 1-2-5-7-8 / 6 /10
$54 ticket: ($1 base): 4-8 / 1-5-8 / 2-6-8 / 3-5-10
1, BmlP, $23,000, Trot, 2 Year Old Colt & Gelding Stake
(Illinois Conceived & Foaled) Early Non-Betting Post Time
6:45, M, 29.2, 59.3, 1:29.4, 2:00.4, FT
Skyline Road (c, 2, Photo Color--Pining For You, by Pine
Chip), $7,500 2011 WALKER O-H W Wright & Geis Enterprise LLC & Ervin Miller Stable Inc. B-Skyline
Standardbreds LLC. T-Erv Miller. D-Marcus Miller, $10,810,
Lifetime Record: 8-1-1-2, $27,220
1, Lex, $70,000, Pace, THE ALLERAGE FARMS Fillies &
Mares Open, 28.0, 55.3, 1:23.3, 1:49.2, FT
1-Drop The Ball (m, 4, Western Terror--Mattcheck Girl,
by Matt's Scooter) O-Let It Ride Stables Inc & Mr Dana L
Parham & Robert Cooper Stables LLC. B-Perfect World
Enterprises. T-Ross Croghan. D-Yannick Gingras, $35,000,
Lifetime Record: 34-16-7-2, $931,643
2-Rocklamation (m, 4, Rocknroll Hanover--Art Sale, by
Artsplace), $50,000 2009 SHS-HBG O-Our Horse Cents
Stables & Stable 45 & Jerry Silva. B-Perretti Farms. T-Ron
Burke. D-Jim Morrill Jr, $17,500
3-Anndrovette (m, 5, Riverboat King--Easy Miss, by Big
Towner) O-Bamond Racing LLC & Joseph Davino.
B-Golden Touch Stable. T-Pj Fraley. D-Tim Tetrick, $8,400
Calls: 3, 3, 1Q, HD, 1
Finish Order: Ginger And Fred, Swinging Beauty
To view replay click here
3, Lex, $64,575, Trot, THE 47TH KENTUCKY FILLY
FUTURITY 3 Year Old Fillies Open, M, 28.2, 57.3, 1:26.1,
1:53.4, FT
1-Oasis Dream (f, 3, Cantab Hall--Dream Angel, by
Malabar Man), $50,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Fredericka V
Caldwell & Bluestone Farms LLC. B-Joie De Vie Farm LLC
& John J Rizzo. T-Bob Stewart. D-Tim Tetrick, $32,287,
Lifetime Record: 19-5-5-3, $216,939
2-Chilitodayhotamale (f, 3, Muscles Yankee--Miss Molly
Tamale, by Final Score) O/B-Michael D Andrew. T-Trond
Smedshammer. D-Jim Morrill Jr, $16,143
3-Superstar Hanover (f, 3, Cantab Hall--Star Hanover, by
Yankee Glide), $75,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Christina
Takter & John D Fielding, CA & Louie J Camara, CA.
B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Jimmy Takter. D-Yannick
Gingras, $7,749
Calls: 1, 1, H, H, HD
Finish Order: Real Babe, Canadian Justice, Can't Have My
Moni, On The Bright Side
1:52.0, FT
1-Win Missy B (f, 3, Conway Hall--Winning Missbrenda,
by American Winner) O/B-Robert J Key. T-Charlie Norris.
D-Ron Pierce, $32,287, Lifetime Record: 29-14-9-2,
$1,273,411
2-Check Me Out (f, 3, Donato Hanover--Illusion Bi, by
Toss Out) O-Raymond W Schnittker & Charles V
Iannazzo. B-Az Agricola Biasuzzi Srl & Scuderia Gina
Biasuzzi. T-Ray Schnittker. D-Tim Tetrick, $16,143
3-Personal Style (f, 3, Yankee Glide--Foxy Victory, by Mr
Vic), $92,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Brittany Farms & Melvin
Hartman, CA. B-Kentuckiana Farms Gen Par. T-R. Nifty
Norman. D-David Miller, $7,749
Calls: 2H, H, H, HD, T
Finish Order: Bluff, D'orsay, Valdonna, Dream On Hanover
5, Lex, $114,300, Trot, THE 120TH KENTUCKY FUTURITY 3 Year Old Open, 27.3, 56.3, 1:25.4, 1:53.1, FT
1-Archangel (c, 3, Credit Winner--Michelle's Angel, by
Andover Hall), $120,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Alan C
Hainsworth & Clare M Semer & Peter J Arrigenna.
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B-Diamond Creek Farm LLC. T-Peter Arrigenna. D-Tim
Tetrick, $57,150, Lifetime Record: 29-14-8-1, $906,579
2-Little Brown Fox (c, 3, Muscles Yankee--Malvictorian, by
Malabar Man), $35,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Christina Takter
& John D Fielding, CA & Brittany Farms & Jim H Fielding,
CA. B-Michael D Andrew. T-Jimmy Takter. D-Yannick
Gingras, $28,575
3-Another Amaretto (g, 3, Andover Hall--Milestone
Hanover, by Valley Victory), $87,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Carl
Sackheim & James G Donahue. B-Hanover Shoe Farms
Inc. T-Richard Silverman. D-Andy Miller, $13,716
Calls: 1, 1, 1, 1H, 1
Finish Order: Lindys Jersey Boy, Fogelberg, Gym Tan
Laundry
1-My Mvp (c, 3, Cantab Hall--Exceed Expectation, by
Kadabra), $85,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Brittany Farms & Joe
Sbrocco & Modern Family Partners. B-Dunroven Stud.
T-Tony Alagna. D-Mike Lachance, $57,150, Lifetime Record: 22-5-3-6, $531,933
2-Appomattox (c, 3, Yankee Glide--Courtney Hall, by Garland Lobell), $110,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Lindy Racing
Stable & Adam Victor & Son Stble LLC & John D Fielding,
CA & Brittany Farms. B-Erkki Laakkonen, FI. T-Frank
Antonacci. D-Scott Zeron, $28,575
3-Money On My Mind (g, 3, Cantab Hall--Repititions, by
Muscles Yankee), $62,000 2010 SHS-HBG
O-Black Horse Racing. B-Perretti Farms. T-Julie Miller.
D-Andy Miller, $13,716
Calls: 5Q, 5, 3Q, 1H, HD
Finish Order: Banker Volo, Guccio, Solvato, Magic Tonight
1-My Mvp (c, 3, Cantab Hall--Exceed Expectation, by
Kadabra), $85,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Brittany Farms & Joe
Sbrocco & Modern Family Partners. B-Dunroven Stud.
T-Tony Alagna. D-Mike Lachance, $190,500, Lifetime
Record: 23-6-3-6, $722,433
2-Appomattox (c, 3, Yankee Glide--Courtney Hall, by
Garland Lobell), $110,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Lindy Racing
Stable & Adam Victor & Son Stble LLC & John D Fielding,
CA & Brittany Farms. B-Erkki Laakkonen, FI. T-Frank
Antonacci. D-Scott Zeron, $44,450
3-Another Amaretto (g, 3, Andover Hall--Milestone
Hanover, by Valley Victory), $87,000 2010 SHS-HBG
O-Carl Sackheim & James G Donahue. B-Hanover Shoe
Farms Inc. T-Richard Silverman. D-Jim Morrill Jr, $21,336
Calls: 3, 2H, 1, HD, 1
Finish Order: Little Brown Fox, Banker Volo, Money On My
Mind, Archangel, Fogelberg, Lindys Jersey Boy, Guccio
To view the replay click here
13, Lex, $131,200, Trot, THE ALLERAGE FARMS Open,
27.3, 55.1, 1:23.1, 1:50.2, FT
1-Chapter Seven (h, 4,
Windsong's Legacy--La Riviera Lindy,
by Dream Vacation),
$42,000 2009 SHS-HBG
O-Richard S Gutnick &
Southwind Farm & J&T
Silva Stables, LLC.
B-Richard T Banca.
T-Linda Toscano. D-Tim
Tetrick, $65,600, Lifetime Record: 26-18-4-1, $1,557,766
2-Mister Herbie (g, 4, Here Comes Herbie--Independent
Lassie, by Brisco Hanover), $67,000 2009 CAN-OPEN
1:52.1, FT
O-J Gillis G Stay, CA & Mac T Nichol, CA. B-Warrawee
1-Win Missy B (f, 3, Conway Hall--Winning Missbrenda, Farm, CA. T-Jeffrey Gillis. D-Jody Jamieson, $32,800
by American Winner) O/B-Robert J Key. T-Charlie Norris. 3-Arch Madness (g, 8, Balanced Image--Armbro Archer,
D-Ron Pierce, $107,625, Lifetime Record: 30-15-9-2,
by S J's Photo) O-Marc D Goldberg & Willow Pond LLC.
$1,381,036
B-Marc D Goldberg & Barry B Goldstein & Steven H
2-Personal Style (f, 3, Yankee Glide--Foxy Victory, by Mr
Shapiro. T-Trond Smedshammer. D-Brian Sears, $15,744
Vic), $92,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Brittany Farms & Melvin
Calls: T, 1, 1, 2, 2
Hartman, CA. B-Kentuckiana Farms Gen Par. T-R. Nifty
Finish Order: Wishing Stone, Hot Shot Blue Chip, Haulin
Norman. D-David Miller, $25,112
Laser. To view replay click here
3-D'orsay (f, 3, Yankee Glide--Danae, by Andover Hall),
$50,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Consus Racing Stable Inc.
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B-Fredericka V Caldwell & Bluestone Farms LLC. T-Jonas
the Lexington,
Czernyson. D-Corey Callahan, $12,054
Harrisburg
and
the January Select Mixed
Calls: HD, 1, H, 1, T
Sale.
Finish Order: Superstar Hanover, Oasis Dream,
Chilitodayhotamale, Bluff, Real Babe, Check Me Out, Canadian Justice
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9, Stga, $21,000, Pace, Fillies & Mares, Open (Post Position Nos.1 & 8 Assigned), M, 27.1, 55.1, 1:23.4, 1:53.4, FT
All About Kisses (m, 4, Pro Bono Best--Cheerful Outlook, by The Panderosa) O-Janice Connor & Albert C &
14, Lex, $119,200, Trot, THE WALNUT HALL STOCK
Michelle C Crawford. B-Martha & Milton Frank & Theodore
FARM THE ALLERAGE FARMS Fillies & Mares Open,
Gewertz & Charles E Connor Jr. T-Chuck Connor Jr.
26.4, 54.3, 1:23.2, 1:52.0, FT
D-Stephane Bouchard, $10,500, Lifetime Record:
1-Frenchfrysnvinegar (m, 7, Angus Hall--Gugus, by Fool 54-19-10-12, $336,021
Me Not) O-David S Smith, CA. B-Big Als Stables Inc, CA &
David S Smith, CA. T-Jeffrey Gillis. D-Jody Jamieson,
$59,600, Lifetime Record: 132-30-22-18, $956,956
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2-Beatgoeson Hanover (m, 4, Andover Hall--Beat The
harness racing talk, every Saturday at 10:15 a.m.
Wheel, by Defiant Yankee), $40,000 2009 SHS-HBG
Eastern on the Eclipse Award-winning
O-Neven N Botica, AS. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-R.
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Nifty Norman. D-Jim Morrill Jr, $29,800
DOWN THE STRETCH
3-Cedar Dove (m, 4, Andover Hall--Pine For Her, by Pine
every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Eastern
Chip), $55,000 2009 LEX-SEL O-Adam Victor & Son Stble
LLC & John D Fielding, CA. B-Robert M Anderson, CA &
SIRIUS Channel 93 & XM Channel 209
Rod Ferguson, CA. T-Noel Daley. D-Ron Pierce, $14,304
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Finish Order: Mystical Starlight, Pantholops, Tamla Celeber
S, Pembroke Heat Wave, Magic Wheel, Action-broadway
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16, Lex, $155,000, Pace, THE MISTER BIG THE
ALLERAGE FARMS Open, M, 26.4, 54.0, 1:22.0, 1:48.1, FT
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$45,000 2006 SHS-HBG
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O-John Cancelliere.
Bill Saffian, Results and Entries Editor
B-Uptown Stable. T-Thomas
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Cancelliere. D-David Miller,
Joe Scarpa, Foreign Editor
Lia Kusch, Graphic Design
$77,500, Lifetime Record:
Lucas Marquardt, night editor
89-23-20-14, $2,503,503
2-Aracache Hanover (h, 5, Dragon Again--Armbro Cachet, Brian DiDonato, night editor
Leroy Nickawampus, historian
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