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Fri day, M ay 6, 2016
Racetrack Tri pl e Th reat
Nearly 12 years after being the victim of a brutal attack by her estranged husband, Nadine
Habke is healthy and happy being Northfield Park?s outrider and competing both as an
amateur driver and in Racing Under Saddle events.
by Bob Roberts
I n today?s HRU
What harness racing must learn from the Kentucky Derby
page 4
Andrew Cohen: Derby news picks
page 6
Breaking down the Mack Lobell Elitlopp Playoff card
page 7
Horse of the Year showdown Saturday at Mohawk
page 8
Henriksen records milestone
page 9
Jeffrey Zamaiko
North f i el d Park outri der Nadi ne Hab k e i s a surv i v or.
Harness Racing Update | 1 | May 6, 2016
NOMINATIONS CLOSE
MAY 16, 2016!
SUMMER SERIES
Dream Maker
Two-year-old open pace.
Define The World
Two-year-old open trot.
Pure Ivory
Two-year-old filly trot.
Whenuwishuponastar
Two-year-old filly pace.
Summertime
Three-year-old pacing colts and geldings.
Town Pro
Three-year-old filly pacers.
YEARLING NOMINATIONS
2017 Champlain Stakes
To race as two-year-old pacers
and trotters in 2017.
2017 Champlain Filly Stakes
To race as two-year-old filly pacers
2018 Simcoe Stakes
To race as three-year-old pacers
2018 Simcoe Filly Stakes
To race as three-year-old filly pacers
WEG 2018 Standardbred Breeders of Ontario
Association Stakes
To race as Ontario-Sired three-year-old
filly pacers and filly trotters in 2018.
2016 Upcoming Events
Mohawk Raceway
Open April 7 till November 7
Fireworks & Family Fun Night
Saturday, May 21
Maple Leaf Trot &
Canadian Trotting Classic
Saturday, September 17
OSS Grassroots Championship
Pepsi North America Cup
Canadian Pacing Derby &
Metro Pace
Saturday, October 15
Saturday, June 18
OSS Super Finals
“Fall Four” Finals
Saturday, November 19
Tri pl e Th reat conti nued
Some days she rides.
weeks. The lung was slow to recover and she lost 30 to 40
pounds.
Some days she drives.
It?s her call.
But every day, every single day, whether it?s bathing or
showering, or changing for bed, there is part of her life where
there are no choices. Whenever she peers into a mirror and
looks over her shoulder, there are reminders of the darkest
day of her life.
Nadine Habke, 38, is an outrider at Northfield Park, a driver
on the CKG Billings Championship circuit and, more
importantly, a survivor.
This summer (June 22) will mark 12 years since Habke, near
the end of a crumbling marriage, was chased down by her
husband outside their apartment in suburban Cleveland and
repeatedly stabbed in the back with a steak knife.
The husband, now her former husband, was Walter Case Jr.,
one of the most successful drivers in harness racing history.
?Had he twisted the knife just a half-inch, I?d be paralyzed,?
said Habke.
Case was found guilty of felonious assault and was
sentenced to five years in prison. He served four-and-a-half
years at the Belmont Correctional Institution in southeastern
Ohio, resumed his sulky career briefly, but has been
unlicensed the last 10 years.
?I still can?t fathom I did what I did. I feel terrible for what
happened to (Nadine),?Case told the Cleveland Plain Dealer
in 2006 from prison. ?I?m mad at myself for being that weak.?
?It was very scary,?she said. ?I even had a policeman on my
door for several days.?
But she eventually recovered and today is perhaps the
most passionate outrider in pari-mutuel history. Being a
lifeguard on horseback means everything to her. So much so
that Habke is becoming a regular on the Billings circuit.
?As a driver, I like the shoe being on the other foot because
I want to know what a professional driver experiences. I need
to know where they are coming from. My No. 1 priority is
being an outrider, but this (the Billings) is a change of pace I
needed. Plus, I always wanted to be a jockey, but I?m too tall.?
She?s 6?1?.
Born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. Habke fell in love
with horses at an early age (a neighbor farmer had stock),
and took riding lessons at age 11. Her parents bought her a
horse for her 14th birthday.
Soon after graduating from high school, Nadine moved to
California. Her love for horses landed her on the backstretch
at Del Mar where she became a groom and a hot walker.
From the San Diego track, she headed for Santa Anita
where he eventually met David Stratton, who just happened
to be an Ohio harness horseman. Habke accepted a job with
Stratton and went to work at Northfield Park in 1998. She
eventually took a position with Ohio kingpin owner/trainer
Virgil Morgan who sent her to the New Jersey to work with
For the most part, Habke has shooed away her demons, but
those reminders in the mirror ? three healed-over puncture
wounds and the remnants of the 25 stitches needed to close
the cuts ? are regretful souvenirs from a marriage that went
bad in a hurry.
Despite the fact that she could have been killed or
confined to a wheelchair for life, Habke doesn?t speak ill of
Case, whom she says she hasn?t spoken to since the incident.
?He had all the talent in the world, but couldn?t handle life
off the track, ?she said. ?Walter would have been fine if he
could have driven horses 24 hours a day, seven days a week.?
Married in Las Vegas, in 2003, the union lasted a little more
than a year before unraveling.
?When it started to go down, when the drugs and alcohol
took over, I knew I had to save myself,?said Habke.
She missed her opportunity by at least a day. Estranged
from her husband, Habke returned to their apartment to
bring Case a check for horses and a saddle but before long,
all hell broke loose.
?He just lost it and began hitting me. I ran outside and he
chased after and tripped me. I didn?t know I was stabbed. It
felt like somebody punching me with brass knuckles.?
Habke ended up in Robinson Memorial Hospital in nearby
Ravenna in critical condition. In addition to the stab wounds,
she suffered a collapsed lung. She was on morphine for three
Tri pl e Th reat conti nued
his Meadowlands string.
It was at the Big M where Habke met Case Jr.
?Walter got me my first job,?she said, referring to her
outriding duties at Pocono Downs, which lasted just one
season. Her stay was shortened when she learned that
Northfield Park, due to an Ohio State Racing Commission
rule that mandated all four state harness tracks employ an
outrider, was in need of her services.
She started at Northfield in 2001 and has spent the better
part of her career impressing horsemen with her outrider
prowess.
?She is completely awesome. I cannot say enough good
things about her,?said Aaron Merriman, North America?s
champion dash rider and a regular at Northfield.
Habke is a self-taught outrider. ?I never really had someone
teach me the job.a I think I have developed and earned the
trust of the horsemen. I love the work. It?s my life.?
Northfield races year-round and Habke is often tested in
northeast Ohio?s harsh winters that usually include several
blasts of lake effect snow.
?There have been nights when I haven?t been able to feel
my toes until two hours afterwards,?she said. ?I have winter
clothing, but you can only protect yourself so much. I have to
be able to maneuver. It?s like the mail, I?m out there come
rain, sleet or snow.?
As for her driving career, Habke acquired her ?P?
(provisional) license last year and had a handful of drives as
a warm-up for this season?s C.K.G. Billings Series.
?I drove in my first Billings race at Miami Valley (Apr. 24)
and finished third,?said Habke. ?I was happy with my
performance and I?m thankful that (trainer) Frank Harris is
giving me the opportunity to drive his horses. Frank and his
wife Stacey are my family, my adopted family.?
Habke is a racetrack triple threat. In addition to outriding
at Northfield and driving on the Billings circuit, she
competes in racing under saddle races and has two official
RUS victories, both scored on Ohio?s extensive county fair
calendar.
?I?m shooting for a big race at Flamboro Downs in
mid-May,?said Habke. ?I?m already qualified for it on a Frank
Harris horse.?
In the meantime, Habke will continue to patrol and keep
the peace on Northfield?s half-mile oval while picking out
her Billings driving dates.
?I?m happy and I?m healthy,?she said. ?I can?t ask for much
more.?
YEARLING & STALLION NOMINATIONS
DUE MAY 15, 2016
A) BLUEGRASS SERIES #43 (Foals of 2015)
Eligible to race as two year olds in 2017 & three year olds in 2018
Yearling Payment: $35 Due May 15, 2016
B) 126th KENTUCKY FUTURITY & FILLY FUTURITY
(Foals of 2015)
Eligible to race as three year olds in 2018
C) THE TATTERSALLS PACE 2018 (Foals of 2015)
Eligible to race as three year olds in 2018
D) THE INTERNATIONAL STALLION SERIES #116
A Stallion nomination to provide eligibility for 2016 foals
of the nominated Stallion to race as two year olds in 2018
Stallion Nomination Payment: $1,000 Due May 15, 2016
(See USTA Yearling Nomination Booklet for Conditions and Future Payments on All Stakes)
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Harness Raci ng Update
Oaks ? is run, with big handles and big crowds.
The Derby may be a race that lasts two minutes, but the
buzz, the buildup and the promotion is an almost year-long
event. It?s a big reason why the Derby dwarfs other niche
sporting big events, and it?s not really that close.
Each year when the Derby occurs, harness racing?s
What harness racing must learn
from the Kentucky Derby
The Run for the Roses is a unique racing experience. Harness
racing stakes are not unique, but could be, with some work.
Tomorrow at around 6 pm (EST), the gates will spring open
at Churchill Downs in Louisville, KY and the Kentucky Derby
will be underway. Twenty horses and jockeys will be vying for
position, and over 15 million people across the U.S. will be
riding along with them. Well over $100 million will be bet
legally on the race, at racetracks, via the internet, at OTBs
and at thousands of Kentucky Derby parties from sea to sea.
It?s a spectacular spectacle.
If you watch the Derby, the first thing that might come to
mind would be, ?horse racing ain?t dead?.It isn?t, but the
Derby works so well because it?s not just a horse race, it?s a
perfect storm.
Googl e search es, K entuck y Derb y (b l ue), Daytona 500 (red)
inferiority complex invariably rears its head. Harness racing
participants and fans are down to earth, love their sport, and
when they see the runners treated like Kings, they tend to be
taken aback.
?Well, our sport is good too, y?know. We have the North
America Cup, the Pace, the Jug? ??
The First Saturday in May has history and a following
because it?s a slice of Americana; it?s been that before you
and I were alive, and will be long after we?re gone. It has a
unique pull that sporting events need to have to thrive ? 20
horses will be travelling further than they?ve ever been
asked to go. Most of these 20 horses are meeting for the very
first time, which adds to the interest in the event.
The field comes from prep races that were closely
watched; prep races in Florida and Kentucky and Arkansas
and New York and California. This year, with the Tapit colt
Lani, an entry comes from Japan, via a prep race in Dubai. If
you were interested and followed a horse in the preps, you
are surely interested to watch him or her in the big race.
In the week or two before the race, social media hums with
live video of workouts, gallops, and the ever-present horse
baths. Scoops are filed via Periscope on Twitter. Media, both
inside and outside racing, look for clues on a horse?s health
through trainer and jockey and owner interviews.
Fifteen-and-a-half hours of TV coverage begins with the
draw for posts on Wednesday, which trends on Twitter. On
Friday, another event ? the Kentucky Derby for fillies, the
Brush A nd Crush conti nued
These events are good. But they are a completely different
animal.
While the Derby is the aforementioned perfect storm,
harness racing big events have a different set of rules, and
parameters. There won?t be a 20 horse field for a North
America Cup where the participants come from all over, and
have never met each other in a race before. A few weeks
after the Cup, these same horses will meet again, contesting
the Meadowlands Pace. And so on.
Creating a thoroughbred-type stakes race buzz for every
harness class seems like trying to put a round peg in a
square hole.
As any good marketer will tell you, your business or sport
has to be what it is, and do what it?s built for; not what you
wish it was built for. When it comes to stakes racing, and big
horses, harness does have an edge.
While thoroughbred fans waited for a possible California
Chrome versus American Pharoah meeting in the Classic, a
race between Zenyatta and Rachel Alexandra, and countless
other matchups that never materialized, harness racing stars
were meeting that weekend. And they were meeting three
weeks from then, and five weeks from then, and eight weeks
from then. Fans can see the stars meet all year, not just once
or twice.
Saturday betting.
I firmly believe stakes season in harness racing can be
much, much bigger, if done right.
Scheduling races at proper spacing, marketing them with
real dollars in a systemic way, and working on phasing out
eliminations, is doable. Seeded pools through a central fund
can increase wagering (and eyeballs) for the races.
Experimenting by placing the races in race four or five
instead of nine or 12 can help handles, too, in my view.
Making sure the casual fans knows there?s a stakes race at
time ?X?this Saturday evening, and it?s a match up they saw
two Saturday?s ago, is compelling. It?s a strong sales point
because it schedules a sport and makes it easier for the
public to consume. Football Sunday works for a reason.
Much of the above would have to be implemented through
strong central leadership, with a few slots dollars. I fully
realize this is an issue, and has been for some time. However,
if you?re like me and love watching great standardbreds race
and want to share them with the world, maybe it?s time to
make it less of an issue, and more of a reality.
This is an asset, but promoting that asset takes some hard
work, and planning.
The problem with stakes season (say for three-year-olds) is
that one race is not only one race; it?s a week to ship, an
elimination race, a final, then another week to ship home and
get settled. The time it takes to participate in one big race is
not optimal. When you add the fact that there are a dozen or
so tracks offering stakes, the sport itself doesn?t showcase
itself very well. While the best should meet the best often,
the schedule doesn?t allow for it.
We realize eliminations tend to be needed to increase
stakes money, but can?t there be a better way?
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As for the big races themselves, they tend to be nothing
like the Kentucky Derby, or other thoroughbred stakes races
which bring in huge handle, and big audiences. Often,
elimination winners pick their posts, and in the big event
there?s a huge favorite that gets an easy lead, keying a
merry-go-round race and a small mutuel. Sometimes a deep
12 claimer in the first can outhandle a stakes race in the
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harness racing, which to me is not maximizing eyeballs. Most
horsemen I know have to be at the barn in the morning, and
most bettors are tapped out by then after a full day of
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Cohen?s Derby news picks
HRU alum Andrew Cohen is still actively involved in harness
racing ? he?s just much quieter about it. He has young horses
with Linda Toscano and broodmares with Steve Stewart at
Hunterton Farm and he follows our sport as closely as he did
when he wrote about it regularly. He?s also deeply involved in
his ?day jobs,?one of which is to write a daily newsletter for The
Marshall Project, the Pulitzer-prize winning news organization
dedicated to the coverage of criminal justice in America. He
tweaked his regular morning feature ?Opening Statement?this
week to focus on some of the best of the media coverage
leading up to the Kentucky Derby.
Pick of the News
One horse, undefeated, wears the target. Either we?ll be
talking about a real Triple Crown repeat come Sunday if
Nyquist wins or we?ll be talking about a wide open
Preakness and Belmont. Daily Racing Form
Murky, thinner soup. This year?s crop of colts is nowhere
near as fast or accomplished as last year?s crop. That doesn?t
mean we aren?t in for a great race. Bleacher Report
Lucky Number 13. The favorite, Nyquist, draws the
unluckiest number. Here?s how the post-position draw played
out. The Paulick Report Related: Eight tips (only eight?) for
picking your Derby horse. America?s Best Racing
Wait, so how do horses get their names? Spoiler alert: It?s
more complicated than you think. Lexington Herald-Leader
Umpire Analogy, Part II. You think you are nervous making
a bet on Derby Day? Trying being one of the stewards who
ultimately resolve any disputes that occur during the race.
The Paulick Report Related: A quiet groom keeps a Derby
horse happy. America?s Best Racing
N/ S/ E/ W
Long-shot Trojan Nation comes East from California
looking for respect, if not a paycheck, on Derby Day.
Los Angeles Times
The Desormeaux brothers, pride of Louisiana?s Cajun
country, are aiming for history in this year?s race as trainer
and jockey of Exaggerator. New Orleans Times-Picayune
he?s both unorthodox and very fast. Lexington Herald-Leader
For controversial trainer Steve Asmussen, with multiple
entries in both the Derby and the Oaks, this is a season for
redemption and gratitude. Daily Racing Form Related: Bet
the trainer, not the horse. Especially if the trainer is Bob
Baffert. New Jersey Star-Ledger
Commentary
It?s Nyquist?s race to lose. Unless it?s not. The final ?Derby
Dozen,?by Steve Haskin. Blood Horse
Whittling it down to five contenders. Nyquist should win.
But there are plenty of reasonable alternatives. By Steven
Crist. Daily Racing Form
Soap, suds, and studs. Who is going to win? Let?s go to the
final ?Bathing Index.?Pull the Pocket
Exaggerator is the one. Why you shouldn?t pick Nyquist to
win the big race. Washington Post
How to make money betting Nyquist. Stick your exotics.
America?s Best Racing
Etc.
Retiree of the Day: Turns out American Pharoah is a stud at
being a stud, too. The New York Times Related: The ?Untold
Story?of American Pharoah?s Triple Crown win is just that,
thanks to a journalist who provides vivid detail on a familiar
story. Thoroughbred Daily News
Existential Question of the Day: What do horses think
about when they race? Answer: There is no way to know.
Los Angeles Times
Prudes of the Day: Gone are the days of nude mud
wrestlers and streakers on the infield at Churchill Downs on
Derby Day. Most people, but not all, think that?s a good thing.
Louisville Courier-Journal
History of the Day: ?The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and
Depraved,?by Hunter S. Thompson, 1970. Freeshell.org
Related: Thompson?s epic piece now is the subject of an
ESPN documentary. Newsday
Complaint of the Day: Turns out they don?t make Kentucky
Derby bourbon glasses the way they used to-- like last year.
Louisville Courier-Journal
Dennis and Susan Albaugh, the owner of Brody?s Cause, say
they will donate his winnings from the race to the Des
Moines Area Community College. Des Moines Register
There is a horse from Japan in the big race, only the
second-ever Japanese-based horse to run for the roses, and
richest horse in the sport over the age of three.
Bee A Magician is trying to do what only Good Time has
done ? be Horse Of The Year three years apart (Good Time
did it in 1949, 1952).
The last North American bred to win the Elitlopp was a
mare: Moni Maker.
Bee A Magician averages $56,499 per start
Shake It Cerry averages $54,145 per start
Cruzing?
Breaking down the M ack Lobell
Elitlopp Playoff card
Some numbers on Sunday?s special afternoon Mother?s Day
card at the Meadowlands:
JL Cruze was 16-for-21 last year as a four-year-old and
looms as the horse to beat in the Elitlopp Playoff, especially
when you consider the combined four-year-old wins for Bee
A Magician (four), Resolve (four), Gural Hanover (one) and
Shake It Cerry (five) was 14.
91 horses entered
Crazy
48 of them are female
Crazed is the only sire with three sons in the Elitlopp
Playoff ? JL Cruze, Gural Hanover and Crazy Wow. Should
Crazy Wow advance and make it to Sweden, remember that it
has been 28 years since any four-year-old has won the
Elitlopp final (Mack Lobell in 1988).
58 are trotters
21 of the trotters are female
Other notes:
The three richest horses in the opening race, the Mack
Lobell Elitlopp Playoff, drew the outside three posts.
The two trotting mares in the race, Bee A Magician and
Shake It Cerry, have a combined $6,219,200 in lifetime
earnings. The seven males have a combined lifetime bankroll
of $5,867,674.
Four of the horses in that race have a better than 50 per
cent lifetime winning percentage:
- Bee A Magician ? 66 per cent
- Shake It Cerry ? 60 per cent
- JL Cruze ? 58.5 per cent
- Obrigado 55 per cent
- The field is a combined 225 for 515 ? 44 per cent.
Nearly a Hat Trick
Pinkman was not made eligible for the Elitlopp Playoff, or
we would have had the last three Trotters Of The Year in this
field.
Seeing double HOY
With Bee A Magician and Wiggle It Jiggleit competing this
year, it marks a historic first. Never in the Meadowlands era
(1976-2016) has there been a year where a trotter that was
Horse of the Year has raced while a pacer that was also
Horse of the Year is also still racing. The last time this
happened was 1972, when 1970?s spectacular HOY trotting
mare Fresh Yankee was winding up her career and the
four-year-old Albatross was en route to defending the HOY
title in 1972 he captured as a sophomore.
Stingers
Bee A Magician was the richest ever single season female
trotter in 2013 with over $1.5 million. She exceeded Moni
Maker's prior best of $1.484 million in the Moni Maker stake
to end the year a perfect 17-for-17.
Bee A Magician last year banked $980,845, making her the
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David M iller tops $ 200 million
Hall of Fame driver David Miller on Wednesday (May 4)
became only the third driver
in North America to eclipse
$200 million in career
earnings.
He accomplished the
milestone at Harrah's
Philadelphia behind 40-1
longshot Hickory Chumley,
who crossed the line first in
1:57 and paid $82.80 to win.
USTA
The other drivers to have
eclipsed the $200 million
mark are John Campbell and
Ron Pierce. ? USTA
the Canadian Pacing Derby and U.S. Pacing Championship.
The veteran pacing stallion is nearing double millionaire
status with over $1.9 million in career earnings.
State Treasurer will leave from post four with driver Chris
Christoforou in the sulky.
Both award-winning pacers sport sub-1:48 career-marks.
Wiggle It Jiggleit took his 1:47.4 mark in the Meadowlands
Pace, while State Treasurer?s 1:47 mark was taken in the U.S.
Pacing Championship.
While the Horse of the Year winners will be in the
spotlight Saturday, a strong group of five older pacers will be
looking to steal the show.
Nickle Bag (PP1, Trevor Henry) enters Saturday?s contest
with plenty of momentum. The Bill Robinson trainee won
last week?s preferred in 1:49 and has won two of his last
three starts.
A six-year-old son of Rocknroll Hanover? Buckle Bunni,
Nickle Bag has nine victories in 15 starts this season, with
seven of those scores coming in the WEG preferred.
Dav i d M i l l er i s j ust th e th i rd
North A meri can dri v er to
surpass $ 200 mi l l i on career
Horse of the Year showdown
Saturday at M ohawk
It is not every day that a pair of Horse of the Year
recipients meet up, but harness racing fans will receive a rare
treat Saturday night at Mohawk Racetrack.
State Treasurer, 2015 Canadian Horse of the Year, and
Wiggle It Jiggleit, 2015 U.S Horse of the Year, will square off
for the first time in the $34,000 preferred pace.
Nirvana Seelster (PP2, Rick Zeron) and Boomboom
Ballykeel (PP3, Sylvain Filion) also have victories this season
in the WEG preferred.
Idole Duharas (PP5, James MacDonald) and Mohawk
Warrior (PP7, Sylvain Filion) round out the field of seven.
The $34,000 preferred pace is carded as the ninth-race on
Saturday?s 12-race card.
Saturday?s card also features the $57,600 Diplomat Series
(race-four) and $57,400 Princess Series (race-eight) finals.
A four-year-old son of Mr Wiggles out of Mozzi Hanover,
Wiggle It Jiggleit?s next start was expected to be in the
Confederation Cup eliminations, but after no eliminations
were necessary for the May 15 final, the George Teague
stable star will now tune-up with a start at Mohawk.
A special post time of 7:05 p.m. is scheduled for Saturday?s
card. Fans can arrive early at Mohawk to watch the Kentucky
Derby on the infield LED screen (approximate post time 6:34
p.m.).
Trained by Clyde Francis and driven by Montrell Teague,
Wiggle It Jiggleit won 22 of 26 starts last season and earned
over $2.2 million. He recorded victories in the Meadowlands
Pace, Little Brown Jug and Progress Pace over the course of
his Horse of the Year campaign. The four-year-old gelding
has won four of five starts to begin his 2016 season.
1. Nickle Bag (Trevor Henry ?Bill Robinson)
Wiggle It Jiggleit will start from post-six in a field of seven.
A seven-year-old son of Real Desire? Ideal Treasure, State
Treasurer will be making his second start of 2016 Saturday
night. The Dr. Ian Moore trainee won nine of 19 starts last
season and banked over $986,000 to earn Canadian Horse of
the Year honours.
$34,000 Preferred Pace (Race 9 ? Saturday, May 7)
2. Nirvana Seelster (Rick Zeron ? Bill Budd)
3. Boomboom Ballykeel (Sylvain Filion ? Richard Moreau)
4. State Treasurer (Chris Christoforou ? Dr. Ian Moore)
5. Idole Duharas (James MacDonald ? Sean Mehlenbacher)
6. Wiggle It Jiggleit (Montrell Teague ? Clyde Francis)
7. Mohawk Warrior (Sylvain Filion ? Richard Moreau)
? Mark McKelvie / WEG Standardbred Communications
State Treasurer?s signature victories last season included
Henriksen records milestone
with Exemplar in the $34,000 preferred trot.
Exemplar now has two wins in 11 starts this season. The
six-year-old gelded son of Andover Hall? Southwind Serena
has earned $47,440 this season for owners Andrea Lea
Racingstables Inc. and Asa Farm. Monday?s victory was the
12th career triumph for Exemplar, who has spent time in
both the Henriksen and Moreau stables this season. The
veteran trotter has career earnings of over $237,000.
? Mark McKelvie / WEG Standardbred Communications
Sand V ic dead at 15
On Friday (April 29), Sand Vic was found dead in his field at
Winbak Farm of Maryland.
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?Sand Vic will be missed,?said Garrett Bell, Winbak Farm
general manager. ?He was a great horse to be around and
knew his job in the breeding shed.?
Per Henri k sen i s congratul ated i n th e w i nner's ci rcl e f ol l ow i ng h i s
1,000th trai ni ng w i n by Bi l l M cLi nch ey (ri gh t), seni or manager of
raci ng f or WEG, and Bi l l O'Donnel l (2nd f rom ri gh t), Presi dent of
th e Central Ontari o Standardbred A ssoci ati on.
Sand Vic, 2, 1:57.3; 3, Q1:54.1f; 1:51.2 ($2,121,269), was the
winner of 23 races. He was a HTA Nova and USHWA Dan
Patch divisional Award Winner for Older Trotting Horses.
Trotters young and old were in the spotlight Monday (May 2)
night at Mohawk Racetrack and fittingly trotting master.
Sand Vic (Mr. Vic? Cindy Q? American Winner) was trained
during his older racing career by Trond Smedshammer for
owner August Meidel. Sand Vic was first developed in his
racing career by Jim Arledge Jr.
Bee In Charge, the three-year-old half-brother to $3.8
million winner Bee A Magician, gave Henriksen a very special
victory Monday at Mohawk. Not only was it the youngster?s
first lifetime win, but it was also the 1,000th North American
training victory for Henriksen, who was also in the sulky for
the milestone.
In the second-race, $14,000 Maiden Trot, Henriksen put Bee
In Charge on top by the 1:01.4 half, was two lengths the best
by the 1:31 three-quarters and had more than three lengths
on their foes by the wire reached in 1:58.
It was just the fourth lifetime start for the
Manofmanymissions? Beehive son, who sold as a yearling for
$130,000. Richard ?Nifty?Norman started out with the colt,
who had difficulty making breaks as a rookie and was sent to
Henriksen at the end of his two-year-old season.
A native of Norway who came to the U.S. in 1980 and
Canada, specifically Norwood, ON, 20 years later, Henriksen
qualified Bee In Charge in early April and then guided him to
a third-place finish two weeks later. The trotter is owned by
Mel Hartman of Ottawa and David McDuffee of Florida, two
of the partners on his famous big sister.
Bee In Charge is the latest talented trotter to emerge from
Henriksen?s care. Other standouts include Hambletonian
winner Nuclear Kosmos, Hambletonian Oaks winner Oolong,
Breeders Crown winner Southwind Serena and $800,000
winner Clerk Magistrate among many others.
At two, Sand Vic was the winner of the Arden Downs
Stakes division, Bluegrass Stakes leg, Event 9 Final, John F
Simpson Stakes leg, Kentucky Sire Stakes leg, Lexington
Breeders Classic elimination and Reynolds Memorial. He was
second in the Kentucky Sire Stakes Final, Lexington Breeders
Classic Final, Northfield Grand Circuit Stake and
Tompkins-Geers Stakes.
At three, Sand Vic won the Currier & Ives Stakes
elimination and was second in a Kentucky Sire Stakes leg. At
four, he was second in the A JCutler Memorial elimination
and Final, Allerage Farm Stakes Final, Breeders Crown Final,
Classic Series division and Nat Ray Stakes.
Sand Vic truly shined as an older racehorse. He won the A J
Cutler Memorial Final twice, Allerage Stakes Final,
American-National Stakes Final, Breeders Crown Final, Maple
Leaf Trot elimination, Nat Ray Final, Trotting Classic leg and
Titan Cup elimination and Final. He was second in A JCutler
Memorial elimination, Patriot Invitation, and W JSullivan
Memorial leg.
As a sire, Sand Vic stood at Winbak of New York and later at
Winbak of Maryland. His progeny include world champion,
Bourbon Bay, 1:52.1f -'15 ($217,678), New York Sire Stakes
Winner, Steuben Lone Pine, 1:55.1s ($189,442) and John
Simpson Memorial Winner, Lady Riviera, 2, 1:58 ($162,492).
? Winbak
Also on Monday?s card, Henriksen?s Asa Farm got a victory
Wiggle I t Jiggleit leads
Confederation Cup field of nine
?People aren?t buying Illinois racehorses anymore because
of the uncertainty in the state,?said standardbred horse
breeder Rita Williams.
With no eliminations necessary, an outstanding group of
nine four-year-old pacers will compete in the $244,000
Confederation Cup May 15 at Flamboro Downs.
?It?s safer to buy Indiana or Ohio horses,?said Williams.
?People aren?t certain that Springfield will act to restore our
sport in Illinois. A lot of breeders are going to Indiana to
breed their horses, it just makes more sense for horsemen to
go to other states in which horse racing thrives.?
U.S. Horse of the Year Wiggle It Jiggleit headlines the field.
The George Teague stable star has won four of five starts to
begin his four-year-old season.
Last year, Wiggle It Jiggleit won 22 of 26 starts for earnings
of over $2.2 million. His list of accolades includes victories in
The Meadowlands Pace, Little Brown Jug and Progress Pace.
Trained by Clyde Francis and driven by Montrell Teague,
Wiggle It Jiggleit will prepare for the Confederation Cup in
the Preferred Pace this Saturday at Mohawk Racetrack.
If legislators continue to ignore the plight of horse racing,
more trainers, breeders, blacksmiths, hay and grain farmers,
grooms and other industry workers will move to states like
Ohio where horse racing has exploded at the same time that
Illinois horse racing has imploded.
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Here is the full group of nine four-year-old pacers, in
alphabetical order, to enter the Confederation Cup:
Sbrocco wins Elitlopp trip
Americanprimetime
Of all the winners of the Standardbred Retirement
Foundation's (SRF) Elitlopp raffle fundraiser, this year's
winner, Joe Sbrocco, couldn't contain his excitement.
Drachan Hanover
My Hero Ron
The Ohio resident has been an owner for nearly 40 years
and has enjoyed tremendous success, most recently with
Captaintrecherous, and Artspeak.
National Seelster
Rock N Roll World
"You gotta be kidding," were his first words when SRF's
director Judy Bokman called him with the news. The
excitement continued for him. "I'm 75 years old and I feel
like I was just born!"
Rockin In Heaven
Rockin Ron
Rodeo Romeo
Wiggle It Jiggleit
The post position draw for the Confederation Cup will take
place next week.
Post time for Confederation Cup night at Flamboro Downs
is 6 p.m.
? Mark McKelvie / WEG Standardbred Communication
I llinois horse racing industry
fights fantasy sports bill
The Illinois Harness Horseman?s Association this week
decried legislation that would legalize fantasy sports
gambling while, at the same time, lawmakers have failed to
support a horse racing industry that employs 14,000 people.
?Horsemen in Illinois are suffering at the same time that
the sport is flourishing in other states,?said Illinois Harness
Horseman?s Association president Marty Engel. ?We?re
grateful to legislators who passed gaming legislation in
2012, but Governor Pat Quinn vetoed that bill. Let me be
clear, because of legislative inaction in the last four years,
the industry has suffered greatly.?
Meanwhile, Illinois legislators are currently considering
legalizing fantasy sports gambling.
The seasoned owner is still in the game with a small stake
in horses being trained by Brian Brown, Tony Alagna, Paul
Kelly, Nancy Johannsen, Jonas Czernyson, Ake Swendsted,
Jimmy Takter and Jimmy Arledge.
Sbrocco and his wife will enjoy a fabulous five-day trip to
Sweden visiting famous breeding farms, taking a trip to
Mendhammer, visiting a yearling auction, sightseeing,
enjoying authentic dining at an old world restaurant dating
back to the 1700s, and attending the great race at Solvalla.
SRF is a 27-year-old organization, unique in its work, as it
never relinquishes ownership of its horses. The Elitlopp
raffle, as well as the raffle for a trip to the Prix d'Amerique
help fund the care of 205 trotters and pacers of which 130
are retired due to age or injuries under the full care and
expense of SRF.
SRF thanks Marc and Marcia Goldberg of the Arch Madness
fame for their generous gift of sponsorship of the trip from
the SRF's Twelve Days of Giving campaign in December
2015. "We can only give these horses a chance when special
people like the Goldbergs, and our supporters of this fund
raiser make it possible with their kindness; we so appreciate
this wonderful support," Paula Campbell, SRF's president
added. ? SRF
RA CE RESULTS
HA RRA H'S PHI LLY report
Sunday's Results:
2, Phl, $16,000, P, Claiming Handicap $20,000-25,000, 26.4, 55.4,
1:23.3, 1:51.4, SY
1-Alligator Falls (g, 6, Whitefish Falls--Michelle's Beauty, by
Artsplace), $32,000 2011 HOOSIER O-Kapildeo Singh. B-Steve Jay
Wagler. T-Dylan Davis. D-Corey Callahan, $8,000, Lifetime Record:
98-13-23-16, $138,627
2-Tony Cheesecake (g, 5, Little Steven--I Need A Miracle, by
Givemewhatineed) O-Gilberto Garcia-Herrera & Michi Yvette Abday.
B-Jw Standardbreds & Billie Schwartz & Michael L Graziano & Jay
N Rosenberg. T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $4,000
3-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, $1,920
Calls: 1T, 2, 1T, 1H, 2 - Finish Order: Kiss Of Terror, Rocks N Bonds,
Grande Seelster, Woodmere Ultimate, Shadow's Image
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8, 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, 27.0, 56.0, 1:24.0, 1:52.3,
SY
1-Allbeef N Nobull (h, 4, McArdle--She Likes It All, by The Big Dog),
$5,000 2013 WALKER O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Donald J
Emond & Howard A Taylor & Weaver Bruscemi LLC. B-Perretti
Farms. T-Ron Burke. D-Yannick Gingras, $7,500, Lifetime Record:
33-12-5-3, $219,382
2-Sammy The Bull N (g, 7, Bettor's Delight--I'm On Myway, by
Holmes Hanover) O-Triple D Stables Inc. B-Mrs I B Holland, NZ.
T-Scott Di Domenico. D-Tim Tetrick, $3,750
3-Pansformative (g, 4, Panspacificflight--Pansformation, by No Pan
Intended) O-Carly L Roman. B-Peter Pan Stables Inc. T-Richard
Johnson. D-Joe Bongiorno, $1,800
Calls: 2, 1H, 1Q, 1Q, HD - Finish Order: Caviart Luca, Badix Hanover,
Terror Time A, Giant Sculpture, Sir Richard Z Tam,
Suchasenseofhumor
10, Phl, $17,500, P, NW $20,000 in Last 5 Starts AE: NW 9 Ext. PM or
$90,000 Lifetime Winner of this class or higher in last start
ineligible, 26.4, 55.0, 1:23.0, 1:51.1, SY
1-Hawk's Red Chief (g, 5, I Scoot Hanover--Fancy Trouble, by
Troublemaker), $15,000 2012 HOOSIER O-Burke Racing Stable LLC
& Weaver Bruscemi LLC & Michelle L Yanek. B-Frederick C &
Carolyn K Shiery. T-Ron Burke. D-Yannick Gingras, $8,750, Lifetime
Record: 38-7-9-6, $66,492
2-Soto (h, 4, Rock N Roll Heaven--Incredible Beauty, by Art Major),
$130,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Wm Kenneth Wood & William JDittmar
Jr & Stephen JIaquinta. B-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. T-Eric Ell.
D-Andrew McCarthy, $4,375
3-Little Ben (g, 5, Jereme's Jet--Honey's Bud Lite, by Park Place)
O-Janet L Hudson & Jo Ann Looney-King. B-Luc R Ouellette, CA &
Mcmaster Stables Inc, CA. T-Jo Ann Looney-King. D-Tim Tetrick,
$2,100
Calls: Q, 1H, 1H, 1H, H - Finish Order: Ideal Matters, Fancy Colt, Twin
B Tenacious, Modern Yankee, Toatsmygoats
13, Phl, $16,000, P, 3 & 4 Yr. Olds Colts & Geldings NW 5 Ext. PM or
$50,000 Lifetime PA Preference, 27.3, 57.1, 1:24.4, 1:52.4, SY
1-Don'tcallmefrancis (g, 3, Rocknroll Hanover--Nanny Withafanny,
by Incredible Finale), $25,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Enzed Racing
Stable Inc. B-Stephen P Dey III. T-R. Nifty Norman. D-David Miller,
$8,000, Lifetime Record: 14-6-4-2, $81,098
2-Power Of A Cruiser (g, 3, Yankee Cruiser--Power Of Thunder, by
Beach Towel) O-Michael Alan Horsey. B-Michael Alan Horsey. T-Les
Givens. D-Brandon Givens, $4,000
3-Well Well Well (g, 4, Well Said--Terrific Tara, by Falcon Seelster),
$60,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Bamond Racing LLC. B-Flintlock Farm
Inc. T-Jeffrey Bamond Jr.. D-Tim Tetrick, $1,920
Calls: 1H, 2T, 3, 3, T - Finish Order: Mr Censi, Nimble And Quick, Have
Not Read It, Trayvon, Motown Moe
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RA CE RESULTS
Wednesday's Results:
2, Phl, $16,000, T, 3 & 4 Yr. Olds NW 5 Ext. PM Races or $50,000
Lifetime PA Preference, 29.1, 58.3, 1:28.1, 1:57.0, FT
1-Paging Doctorlindy (g, 4, Cantab Hall--Lindy's Rn, by Muscles
Yankee) O-Wm Kenneth Wood & William JDittmar Jr & Stephen J
Iaquinta & Minisink Farms LLC. B-Lindy Racing Stable. T-Eric Ell.
D-Allan Davis, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 20-6-1-1, $47,400
2-Crosbys Clam Bake (g, 6, Kadabra--Pacific Elegance, by Donerail)
O-Randall B Bendis & Jack B Piatt II & Thomas JPollack. B-Edward
H Lohmeyer & Patricia M Hogan. T-Randy Bendis. D-Brett Miller,
$3,750
3-Skates N Plates (h, 5, Revenue S--Pleasure Skate, by Super
Pleasure) O-Robert JKey. B-Robert JKey. T-Andrew Harris. D-Tim
Tetrick, $1,800
Calls: 2T, 3, 2H, 1T, 4T - Finish Order: Go Byem, Andy Ray, Chines For
All, Andover The Cash, Fashion Smile, Military Blue
2-Nutmegs Dancer (g, 4, Xactly Hanover--Dance All Night, by
Donerail) O-Irving Bork. B-Irving Bork. T-Kenneth Hess Jr. D-Corey
Callahan, $4,000
3-About To Explode (m, 4, Explosive Matter--My Foolish Dream, by
Dream Vacation) O-Iron Mine Branch LLC. B-Lois J& Julie A Swann.
T-Greg Haverstick. D-Tim Tetrick, $1,920
Calls: 3, 3, 2T, 1, 1T - Finish Order: Mondello, Best Fresh, Love To
Glide, The Master, Grand Premiere
9, Phl, $16,000, T, 3 & 4 Yr. Olds NW 5 Ext. PM Races or $50,000
Lifetime PA Preference, 29.0, 58.3, 1:27.2, 1:56.0, FT
1-Show Biz Hall (h, 4, Deweycheatumnhowe--Sugar N Chips, by Chip
Chip Hooray), $32,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Howard J& Joshua L
Kaufman. B-Walnut Hall Limited & Birnam Wood Farms. T-E. Bucky
Angle Jr. D-David Miller, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 31-5-5-2, $57,693
10, Phl, $17,500, T, NW $20,500 in Last 5 Starts AE: NW 9 Ext. PM
Races or 90,000 Lifetime Winner of this class or higher last start
ineligible, 28.0, 56.3, 1:25.2, 1:54.1, FT
1-Tag Up And Go (g, 6, Angus Hall--Tagapine, by Tagliabue), $5,000
2011 CAN-YS O-Brian Joseph Clark & Adams Racing LLC. B-Tri Star
Farms LTD, CA. T-Brewer Adams. D-Tim Tetrick, $8,750, Lifetime
Record: 99-22-16-13, $332,020
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, $4,375
3-I'm So Fancy (m, 4, Donato Hanover--Harbour Belle, by Lindy Lane)
O-Crawford Partners, LLC. B-John A Carver & Howard A Taylor. T-Ron
Burke. D-Yannick Gingras, $2,100
Calls: 1H, 1H, 1, 1H, 3Q - Finish Order: Tymal Signature, Big Bill
Breeze, My Love Bi, Worth The Money As, Chipoffthewall
2-Mercury Fashion (g, 4, Broadway Hall--Athena Hanover, by
Tagliabue), $62,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Simon Allard. B-Fashion
Farms LLC. T-Lorenzo De Simone. D-Simon Allard, $4,000
3-Global Ice (m, 4, Andover Hall--Global Glamour, by Like A Prayer)
O-James R Mc Laughlin & Lynne M Foley & Stacey-Lee Dey. B-James
R Mc Laughlin & Lynne M Foley. T-Peter Foley. D-Corey Callahan,
$1,920
Calls: 3, 2H, H, T, HD - Finish Order: My Cousin Vinnie, April Rose,
Lunch With Jack, Rose Run Quickley, Bob's Girl
Thursday's Results:
or a winner this class in last start ineligible, 27.2, 55.4, 1:25.0, 1:53.4, FT
1-Escuela (m, 6, Abc Garland--Donven Fury, by Incredible Abe)
O-Gilberto Garcia-Herrera. B-Harald Lunde. T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera.
or a winner this class in last start ineligible, 28.2, 57.1, 1:26.1, 1:55.2,
FT
1-Stemilt Touch (g, 6, Andover Hall--Touch Of Sun, by Lindy Lane)
O-Kelly Walker Stable LLC. B-Gaetan Bono, CA. T-Robert Baggitt Jr.
D-Tim Tetrick, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 44-10-6-3, $44,626
2-Cambridge (g, 5, Cantab Hall--Say It Isn't So, by Enjoy Lavec),
$32,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Arthur Blutstein. B-Brittany Farms.
T-Darran Cassar. D-Yannick Gingras, $3,750
3-Kolbee's Star (g, 4, Lear Jetta--Ultimate Star, by Muscles Yankee)
O-Pcf Stable LLC. B-Four J's Stable LLC. T-Joe Holloway. D-Corey
Callahan, $1,800
Calls: 1H, 1H, 2, 2, 4 - Finish Order: Vegliantino, Dunn Dealin, Amped
Up Hanover, My Buddy Hall Lee, By And By Hanover
D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 87-25-11-11, $197,950
May 6, 2016
RA CE RESULTS
HA RRI NGTON report
Monday's Results:
6, Har, $16,000, P, OPEN HANDICAP Post Positions 1 thru 5 Drawn
Post Positions 6 & 7 Drawn, 27.0, 54.2, 1:23.2, 1:52.0, FT
1-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, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 105-23-14-9,
$185,957
2-Special T Rocks (g, 8, Rocknroll Hanover--Ladys Special Girl, by
Artiscape) O-John Cancelliere. B-4 For 3 Stable. T-Joseph
Hundertpfund Jr. D-Ross Wolfenden, $4,000
3-Sparky Mark (h, 9, Astreos--Luckbealadytonite, by Camluck)
O-Foulk Stables Inc. B-Leo JThibodeau, CA. T-Dylan Davis.
D-Jonathan Roberts, $1,920
Calls: 4H, 5, 1T, Q, H - Finish Order: Vapour N, Bad Boy Matt,
Bandolito, Just A Jolt
3-Spunky Jack (g, 7, Super Punk--My Embrace, by Muscles Yankee)
O-Callam Racing LLC. B-Marvin J& Sherrill Meyer & Kurt K Kilstock.
T-Steve Le Blanc. D-Roger Plante Jr, $2,100
Calls: 2, 1H, 1H, 1, 1Q - Finish Order: I'm So Striking, Lou Man,
Theresademoninme, Awsome Valley, Brew Master
M I A M I V A LLEY report
Sunday's Results:
4, MVR, $20,000, T, OPEN I HCP PP`S 1-2 DRAWN; 3-4 DRAWN; 5-6
DRAWN, 27.2, 55.3, 1:24.2, 1:53.4, FT
1-Il Mago (h, 7, Kadabra--Northern Style, by Earl) O-Cc Racing LLC.
B-Chris Alexander, CA. T-Tyler George. D-Josh Sutton, $10,000,
Lifetime Record: 121-29-16-12, $614,608
2-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, $5,000
3-Cimeronken (g, 7, Ken Warkentin--Ms Biynka, by Royal Strength),
$5,000 2010 FOREST O-Dan E Ater & Kirk L Nichols. B-Denise M
Anderson, CA. T-Dan Ater. D-Kyle Ater, $2,400
Calls: NS, 1, 1, 1, NK - Finish Order: Tinder, Becky's Law, Lady's Dude
Tuesday's Results:
6, Har, $16,000, P, FILLIES & MARES OPEN HANDICAP Post
Positions 1 thru 4 Drawn Post Position No. 5 Assigned Post
Positions 6 & 7 Drawn, 27.4, 56.1, 1:24.2, 1:52.3, FT
1-Quotable Quotes (m, 5, Well Said--Ambootia, by Jenna's Beach
Boy), $10,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Christopher Ryan Sharpe & Alex B
Hawes. B-Steve Jones. T-Charlene Sharpe. D-Montrell Teague,
$8,000, Lifetime Record: 71-12-9-10, $119,032
2-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, $4,000
3-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, $1,920
Calls: 1H, 3, 2H, 3, 2T - Finish Order: B Stern, Sweet Bobbie, Bj's
Sweetheart, Paradise Lost
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10, MVR, $15,000, T, OPEN II HCP PP`S 1-3 DRAWN; 4-6 DRAWN;
7-9 ASSIGNED, 27.4, 56.3, 1:26.1, 1:55.2, FT
1-Flight Of The Kiwi (g, 7, Ken Warkentin--Sungait Reb N, by Yankee
Reb) O-Cc Racing LLC. B-D Keith Gibson, NZ. T-Tyler George. D-Josh
Sutton, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 96-23-9-14, $177,717
2-Third Pat (h, 6, Muscle Mass--Marie Pat, by S J's Photo), $9,000
2011 CAN-YS O-Eg Trot LLC & Tom Schmucker. B-Tom Schmucker.
T-Ed Greeno Jr. D-Ed Greeno Jr, $3,750
3-Boytown (g, 7, American Winner--P Town Girl, by Lindy Lane)
O-Hbc Racing Stable LLC & James E Baucher. B-Barbara L
Richardson & Richard D Gillock. T-Travis Redden. D-Peter Wrenn,
$1,800
Calls: 5, 3, 1, NS, T - Finish Order: Atlas Peak, Theatrical Session, Boy
Meets Girl K, JJHall, Touchdown As, Cody Coy
Wednesday's Results:
6, Har, $17,500, T, OPEN HANDICAP Post Positions 1 & 2 Drawn Post
Positions 3 thru 7 Drawn Post Position No. 8 Assigned, 27.4, 56.4,
1:26.0, 1:55.2, FT
1-Six Gun Hall (h, 6, Deweycheatumnhowe--S B Fuchsias Image, by
Balanced Image), $13,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Robert R Shahan &
Donald L Marine. B-Walnut Hall Limited. T-Robert Shahan. D-Allan
Davis, $8,750, Lifetime Record: 123-21-19-15, $219,613
2-Tirade Hanover (g, 6, Crazed--Teagarden Hanover, by Royal
Strength), $10,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Leigh A Raymer & Stephen M
Moss & Harold & Helane R Solomon. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc.
T-Leigh Raymer. D-Victor Kirby, $4,375
May 6, 2016
RA CE RESULTS
M OHWA K report
Monday's Results:
3, MOH, $34,000, T, PREFERRED
1-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, $17,000, Lifetime
Record: 70-12-10-13, $227,893
9, MOH, $24,000, T, FILLIES & MARES
1-Can I Say (br,m,7 - Fourth And One-Emerald Eclair-Earl) O-Terry &
Clarence Devos, James Whelan B-Devos Stables, Clarence Devos
T-James Whelan D-Jody Jamieson, $12,000, Lifetime Record:
84-28-13-11, $400,825
2-Muscle Baby Doll (b,m,4 - Muscle Mass-Have You Ever-Yankee
Glide) O-F Bellino And Sons LLC B-Brittany Farms T-Tony O'Sullivan
D-Sylvain Filion
3-Stormont Kate (b,m,5 - Kadabra-Princess Stormont-Muscles
Yankee) O-Bruce Richardson B-Stormont Meadows T-Bruce
Richardson D-Bruce Richardson
2-O Narutac Perfetto (b,g,5 - Deweycheatumnhowe-Aiken For
Clay-Conway Hall) O-Tony Basile B-Al Libfeld, Marvin Katz T-Dean
Nixon D-James MacDonald
3-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
6, MOH, $22,000, T, NW 5 (FM 6) RACES OR $120,000 (FM
$150,000) LIFETIME
1-Mystery Bet (b,g,5 - Muscle Mass-Countess Rosemary-Armbro
Goal) O-Kenneth Wiese, Kristina Anderson B-Kentuckiana Farms
Gen Par T-Kristina Anderson D-Stephen Condren, $11,000, Lifetime
Record: 31-9-5-3, $123,708
2-Hillsonator (b,g,4 - Muscle Hill-Wilsonator-Kadabra) O-Michael
Pozefsky, Edward Wilson B-Michael Pozefsky T-Robert Don Fellows
D-Richard Zeron
3-Entranced (b,g,5 - Kadabra-Purple Haze-Muscles Yankee)
O-Garth Gordon, Gary Green, Bernard Tobin B-Steve H Stewart
T-Timothy Cherwaiko D-Sylvain Filion
7, 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-Wild And Crazy Guy (br,g,5 - Crazed-My Babys Momma-Muscles
Yankee) O-Y Jean Brunet, Theodore Gewertz B-Mary Katz, Janice
Rubin T-Martin LaChance D-Randall Waples, $12,000, Lifetime
Record: 78-19-9-10, $276,999
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-Muscle Matters (b,g,5 - Muscle Mass-Sister Mary Lindy-Conway
Hall) O-Nunzio Vena, Santo Vena, Benoit Baillargeon, Richard
Thompson B-Reg & Donna Higgs T-Benoit Baillargeon D-Mario
Baillargeon
10, MOH, $20,000, P, 5 YEAR OLDS & YOUNGER, NW 3 RACES OR
$71,000 LIFETIME
1-Rafa (b,g,4 - Camluck-Arizona Beach-Jennas Beach Boy) O-Robin
Morley B-Robin Morley T-Richard Moreau D- Sylvain Filion, $10,000,
Lifetime Record: 14-5-6-0, $78,500
2-Casimir Overdrive (b,h,4 - Tigerama-Trust Me Ashley-Ball And
Chain) O-Gordon Mc Donald, Christopher Boland B-Casimir Stables
T-Victor Puddy D-Trevor Henry
3-Mach Code (b,g,4 - Mach Three-Early Dismissal-Village Jiffy)
O-Jeffrey & Lori Thomson B-Jeffrey & Lori Thomson T-Jeffrey
Thomson D-Douglas McNair
POCONO DOWNS report
Sunday's Results:
1, PcD, $18,000, P, 4 Year Olds & Younger Colts, Stallions &
Geldings NW 7 Ext. PM Races or $70,000 Lifetime PA Preferred, 27.1,
56.0, 1:24.0, 1:52.1, SY
1-Rodeo Romeo (h, 4, Rocknroll Hanover--Southwind Vanna, by
Artsplace), $30,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Oompa's Farm Inc & Robert A
Mondillo & Michael R Day. B-Perretti Farms. T-Chris Ryder. D-Brett
Miller, $9,000, Lifetime Record: 16-7-3-2, $112,993
2-Americanprimetime (h, 4, American Ideal--Prime Xample A, by By
Xample) O-Rock And Roll Stable Inc. B-Rock And Roll Stable Inc.
T-Rick Dane Jr. D-Jordan Stratton, $4,500
3-Reggiano (g, 4, Western Terror--Stonebridge Prima, by Camluck)
O-JM F Racing LLC. B-Black Horse Racing & Perretti Racing Stb LLC.
T-Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. D-Eric Carlson, $2,160
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, T - Finish Order: Rollin Ring Afire, Bb's Harley,
Paparazzi Hanover, Wild Again
May 6, 2016
RA CE RESULTS
2, PcD, $16,000, T, Claiming Handicap $20,000 - $25,000 Post
Position by Price, 27.3, 57.3, 1:26.4, 1:56.0, SY
1-Cadillac Cruiser (g, 9, Hard Rock N Roll--Keystone Roxanne, by
Sierra Kosmos), $1,000 2008 GRLAKES O-Pierre JParadis. B-Jeri J&
Gregory C Gardner. T-Pierre Paradis. D-Simon Allard, $8,000, Lifetime
Record: 147-18-25-12, $220,926
2-On The Sly (g, 4, Broadway Hall--Sly Fox, by Yankee Glide) O-Frank
E Chick. B-Fashion Farms LLC. T-Kevin Lare. D-George Dennis,
$4,000
3-Sweet Jesse T (m, 5, Cash Hall--Rucoucou, by Yankee Glide),
$10,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Howard J& Joshua L Kaufman. B-R L &
Judy A Turner. T-E. Bucky Angle Jr. D-Corey Callahan, $1,920
Calls: 4, 3, 1H, 1, 2 - Finish Order: Dream Rocker, Warrawee Olay,
Noble Lover, Schalom G, Ashlake
6, PcD, $16,000, P, 4 Year Olds & Younger Colts, Stallions &
Geldings NW 5 Ext. PM Races or $50,000 Lifetime PA Preferred, 26.4,
56.3, 1:25.3, 1:53.1, SY
1-J Eagle Feather (h, 4, Bettor's Delight--Town Feather, by Big
Towner), $100,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Kj Stables LLC. B-Ginger M
Reynolds. T-Linda Toscano. D-Jim Marohn Jr, $8,000, Lifetime Record:
13-4-4-1, $80,127
2-Shinobu Hanover (g, 4, Dragon Again--Singnoevil Hanover, by The
Panderosa), $17,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Seth A Rosenberg. B-Hanover
Shoe Farms Inc. T-Michael Forte. D-Matt Kakaley, $4,000
3-B Well (g, 4, Well Said--Ms Amanda B, by Cam Fella), $22,000 2013
LEX-SEL O-John A Furfaro Stable. B-Dunroven Stud. T-Mickey
Peterson. D-Scott Zeron, $1,920
Calls: 1H, 1Q, 1Q, 1H, 2H - Finish Order: Settlemoir, This Time,
Yankee Heaven, Yolo Hanover, Sammy Said, White Rolls
8, PcD, $30,000, P, Bobby Weiss Series Final L.C. No.3 - 3 & 4 Year
Old Fillies & Mares NW 2 Ext. PM races or $20,000 Lifetime as of &
including 1-1-16, 27.3, 56.3, 1:24.4, 1:53.4, SY
1-Southwind Tango (f, 3, Bettor's Delight--Tsunami Hanover, by
Artsplace) O-Christopher JRyder. B-Southwind Farm. T-Chris Ryder.
D-David Miller, $15,000, Lifetime Record: 6-2-2-1, $31,800
2-Black Widow Baby (m, 4, Major In Art--Pansacola, by The
Panderosa) O-Seaspray Stables LTD, CA. B-B Michael Timpano &
Seaspray Stables LTD, CA. T-Rene Allard. D-Simon Allard, $7,500
3-Heavenly Bet (f, 3, Bettor's Delight--Heavenly Sign, by Life Sign),
$36,000 2014 SHS-HBG O-Michael JSinclair, CA. B-Winbak Farm.
T-Michael Sinclair. D-Anthony Napolitano, $3,600
Calls: 3T, 3T, NS, HD, NK - Finish Order: Winners Over, Albany Girl,
She Can Cruise, Mystery Writer, American Image, Pandaman Sea
10, PcD, $30,000, P, Bobby Weiss Series Final L.C. No.1 - 3 & 4 Year
Old Colts, Stallions & Geldings NW 2 Ext. PM races or $20,000
Lifetime as of & including 1-1-16, 27.1, 56.4, 1:24.2, 1:52.0, SY
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, $15,000,
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,
$7,500
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, $3,600
Calls: 3T, 3T, 1T, T, 1H - Finish Order: Perfect Bet, Maxdaddy Blue
Chip, Connecting Flight, Options Are Adream, Midnight Lightning,
Quick Fun N
Monday's Results:
4, PcD, $15,000, T, Bobby Weiss Series L.C. No. 2 - 4th Leg 3 & 4
Year Old Colts, Stallions & Geldings NW 2 Ext. PM races or $20,000
Lifetime as of & including 1-1-16 - 1st Division of 2, 27.2, 57.1,
1:26.1, 1:56.1, FT
1-Magenta Man (g, 4, Muscles Yankee--Magenta Hall, by Conway
Hall), $70,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Little E LLC & R.B.H. Ventures Inc.
B-Little E LLC. T-Julie Miller. D-Andy Miller, $7,500, Lifetime Record:
23-9-4-1, $69,573
2-Explosive Leggs (g, 4, Explosive Matter--American Leggs, by
American Winner) O-Mark F Sosovicka & Carl R Cocciolone.
B-Lindwood Farm. T-Donald Billings. D-Jim Morrill Jr, $3,750
3-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, $1,800
Calls: 3T, 1Q, 1, 1H, T - Finish Order: Serious Savannah, Marion
Gondolier, Barnaby Rudge, Xactly Supple Too
May 6, 2016
RA CE RESULTS
5, PcD, $15,000, T, Bobby Weiss Series L.C. No. 2 - 4th Leg 3 & 4
Year Old Colts, Stallions & Geldings NW 2 Ext. PM races or $20,000
Lifetime as of & including 1-1-16 - 2nd Division of 2, 28.0, 57.1,
1:26.1, 1:55.1, FT
1-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, $7,500, Lifetime Record:
15-4-5-1, $52,460
3-Monopoly Blue Chip (g, 4, Donato Hanover--Winning Jonlin, by
Muscles Yankee), $95,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Linda J. Schadel &
Roxanna L Buffington. B-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc & Raymond W
Schnittker. T-Linda Schadel. D-Tom Jackson, $1,920
Calls: 2Q, 3H, 1H, 1, H - Finish Order: Explosive Drama, No Reason At
All, Aarena Hanover, Amicus, Global Revolution, Cubitt
ROSECROFT report
2-Celebrity Bugatti (h, 4, Muscle Massive--Dover Miss, by Andover
Hall), $40,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Susan M Oakes & Johnny E Yoder
& Dan J. Rawlings. B-Thomas A Brice & Charles E Receski. T-Chris
Oakes. D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $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-Jim Morrill Jr, $1,800
Calls: 2H, 2H, 2T, 2T, HD - Finish Order: Threeupthreedown, Taxed To
The Max, W W, Mosconi Hanover
Tuesday's Results:
10, PcD, $30,000, T, Bobby Weiss Series Final L.C. No. 4 - 3 & 4 Year
Old Fillies & Mares NW 2 Ext. PM races or $20,000 Lifetime as of &
including 1-1-16, 27.1, 56.4, 1:26.2, 1:57.3, SY
1-Stirling Debutant (m, 4, Credit Winner--Scottish Starlet, by Angus
Hall), $47,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Randall B Bendis & Thomas J
Pollack & Jack B Piatt II & R Lewis Hauber. B-W JDonovan. T-Steve
Salerno. D-Anthony Napolitano, $15,000, Lifetime Record: 30-6-5-3,
$129,268
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, $7,500
3-Amorous Flirt (f, 3, Andover Hall--Classical Flirt, by Yankee Glide),
$12,000 2014 LEX-SEL O-Kemppi Stables Oy Inc & Suojalampi
Stable Inc. B-Hayley A Moore. T-R. Nifty Norman. D-Eric Carlson,
$3,600
Calls: 2T, 2T, 2, 4, 12H - Finish Order: Coherent, Baba Daba Do,
Grandma Jan's Gems, Ready Any Time
12, PcD, $16,000, T, 4 Year Olds & Younger NW 5 Ext. PM Races or
$50,000 Lifetime PA Preferred, 28.0, 57.3, 1:26.2, 1:55.3, SY
1-Buzz (g, 4, Kadabra--Annie Hall, by Like A Prayer), $47,000 2013
SHS-HBG O-Dean M Eckley. B-Beechwood Acres, CA. T-Dean Eckley.
D-Geo. Napolitano Jr, $8,000, Lifetime Record: 29-5-4-4, $60,966
2-Explosive Man (g, 4, Explosive Matter--Toni's Wink, by Cr
Commando), $20,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Hero Stables. B-Joie De Vie
Farm LLC. T-Robert Krivelin. D-Robert Krivelin, $4,000
Sunday's Results:
1, RcR, $25,400, P, MARYLAND SIRE STAKES 4 & 5 YEAR OLD OPEN
EARLY NON-BETTING RACE POST TIME 4:00, 28.0, 57.4, 1:26.0,
1:53.1, FT
1-Toms Typhoon (h, 4, Cam's Rocket--High Speed Racer, by Nuclear
High) O-Thomas B Cooke. B-Thomas B Cooke. T-Roger Hans. D-Brian
Burton, $12,700, Lifetime Record: 18-14-3-0, $148,618
2-Spinout (g, 5, Spun Out--JK Empress, by Matt's Scooter) O-Gary L
Humphreys. B-A Daniel Myer & Gary L Humphreys. T-A Dan Myer.
D-Kim Vincent, $6,350
3-Coming Out On Top (m, 5, Cam's Rocket--Mary Hail A Cab, by
Nuclear High) O-Michael L Hans. B-Michael L Hans. T-Roger Hans.
D-Jared Moyer, $3,810
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, 4, 4Q - Finish Order: Whitesville Mason
Replay unavailable
SA RA TOGA HA RNESS report
Sunday's Results:
5, Stga, $15,000, T, Open Handicap Post Position Nos. 1-3 and 6
Assigned Post Position Nos. 4 & 5 - Drawn ***1 1/16 mile***, 7, 28.4,
1:00.0, 1:29.0, 2:05.0, SY
1-Crazy About Pat (g, 6, Crazed--Dibrizzi, by Malabar Man) O-Patricia
Stable. B-Harvey F Fried & Patricia Stable. T-Paul Kelley. D-Shawn T
Gray, $7,500, Lifetime Record: 81-26-9-6, $634,719
2-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,
$3,750
3-Cash Me Out (g, 5, Cash Hall--China Victory, by Valley Victory),
$11,500 2012 MORRIS O-Traylor Racing LLC. B-Lawrence S Smith.
T-Kyle Spagnola. D-Jim Devaux, $1,800
Calls: 1H, 1H, H, 1H, T - Finish Order: Mikey Hanover, A Little More
Love, Flyhawk Thriller
May 6, 2016
RA CE RESULTS
YONK ERS report
Monday's Results:
6, YR, $17,000, P, NON-WINNERS OF 4 P-M RACES OR $40,000
LIFETIME. 3&4 YEAR OLD FILLIES & MARES, 28.4, 58.0, 1:26.4, 1:55.1, FT
1-Precious Twilight (m, 4, Mattnamaras Band--Precious Prize, by
Wethington), $700 2013 BHS O-Keith JPippi & Thomas JPollack.
B-Willie R Schwartz. T-Tony Osullivan. D-Brian Sears, $8,500,
2-Franney Love Dat (m, 4, Major In Art--Who Dat, by Presidential
Ball) O-Robert JLovett. B-Robert JLovett & Henry M Weinstein.
T-Thomas Milici. D-Jason Bartlett, $4,250
3-Amazon Ideal (f, 3, American Ideal--Jk Getoutofmyway, by
Artsplace), $2,000 2014 BHS O-Kj Stables LLC. B-3 Brothers Stables
& Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. T-Linda Toscano. D-Scott Zeron, $2,040
Calls: 2T, 2H, 2H, 2H, NS - Finish Order: Art Critic, No Clouds
Bluechip, Rock Her World, Cheyenne Triengel, Mac's Secure
LIFETIME. 3&4 YEAR OLD COLTS, HORSES & GELDINGS, 27.4, 56.3,
1:24.4, 1:54.1, FT
1-Southwind Masimo (h, 4, Bettor's Delight--Max's Leading Lady, by
Art Major), $65,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Hudson Standrdbrd Stb Inc, CA.
B-Southwind Farm. T-Pat Lachance. D-Pat Lachance, $10,000,
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-Scott Zeron, $5,000
3-Edward Teach (h, 4, Rocknroll Hanover--Fionavar Hanover, by The
Panderosa) O-Dale C Towle, CA. B-Perretti Farms. T-Ron Burke.
D-George Brennan, $2,400
Calls: 1T, 1H, 1T, 1H, NS - Finish Order: Sportskeeper, My Mind Is
Madeup, Pan Street Usa, Western Pioneer
1:25.4, 1:53.4, FT
1-Acting Out (c, 3, Art Major--Shake That Junk, by Camluck), $25,000
2014 SHS-HBG O-Michael H Simons & Christopher Giaccio & Albert
P Abdala III. B-Fair Winds Farm Inc. T-John Butenschoen. D-Tyler
Buter, $8,500, Lifetime Record: 11-4-2-1, $58,218
2-Lone Survivor (h, 4, Art Major--Wenditions, by Rocknroll Hanover),
$14,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Shannon C Depinto & Kovach Stables LLC
& Howard A Taylor. B-Perretti Racing Stb LLC. T-Sam De Pinto.
D-Daniel Dube, $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: 1H, 1Q, 1H, 1, 1 - Finish Order: Southwind Ricardo, Dcs Better
Life, Devils Cut, Winning, Jk Heaven Sent
LIFETIME. 3&4 YEAR OLD FILLIES & MARES, 28.0, 57.3, 1:26.1, 1:54.3, FT
1-Southwind Lea (m, 4, Art Major--Southwind Lily, by Bettor's
Delight), $15,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-James R Mc Donald.
B-Southwind Farm. T-Steve Elliott. D-Scott Zeron, $10,000, Lifetime
Record: 36-6-3-8, $83,406
2-Maya Scape (m, 4, Kenneth J--A B Seascape, by Artiscape), $3,000
2013 MORRIS O-Latz A Luck Stable. B-Howard Stables. T-Dennis J
Laterza. D-George Brennan, $5,000
3-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, $2,400
Calls: 7T, 6T, 4H, 4, T - Finish Order: Rolling Going Gone, Gold Star
Dynasty, Bullville Bren, Sassafras Girl, Try N Keep Up
Calls: 1Q, 1Q, NS, 2, 1H - Finish Order: Team Captain, Boris, Elwell, The Spy
Tuesday's Results:
5, YR, $20,000, P, JACKPOT NEXT DOOR $20,000 CLAIMING SERIES
1ST PRELIMINARY 1ST DIVISION, 27.4, 57.4, 1:26.4, 1:55.1, SY
1-Bubbie Boy (g, 8, Artiscape--Bubbie Rose, by Falcon Seelster)
O-Stephen B Schneider & William W Siegel. B-Ronald Mersky.
T-Marthe Drolet. D-Scott Zeron, $10,000, Lifetime Record:
168-23-17-29, $326,755
2-Grandpa Don (g, 5, Rocknroll Hanover--Art's Fantasy, by Artsplace),
$47,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Allard Racing Inc, CA & Ameer Najor.
B-Steiner Stock Farm. T-Rene Allard. D-Daniel Dube, $5,000
3-Intrepid Hall (g, 8, Cambest--Impish Lobell, by Temujin), $4,000
2009 BHS O-Friendship Stables LLC. B-Walnut Hall Limited. T-Paul
Blumenfeld. D-Brent Holland, $2,400
Calls: 1H, 1T, 1T, 2, NK - Finish Order: Jay Bees Grin N, So Bad Im
Good, Mccito, Laughing Matters
1:24.3, 1:53.2, FT
1-Winning Is Sweet (g, 4, Dontgetinmyway--Sweet Electric, by
Electric Yankee), $18,500 2013 IN-PREM O-Allard Racing Inc, CA &
Our Three Sons Stable LLC. B-Victory Hill Farm Inc. T-Rene Allard.
D-Daniel Dube, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 41-6-6-10, $62,323
2-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-Tyler Buter, $5,000
3-Feeling Cam Lucky (g, 4, Camluck--Feel Life, by Life Sign)
O-Patrick D Lachance. B-White Birch Farm. T-Pat Lachance. D-Pat
Lachance, $2,400
May 6, 2016
RA CE RESULTS
1ST PRELIMINARY 2ND DIVISION, 27.3, 56.3, 1:25.1, 1:54.2, SY
1-Innocent Victim (g, 6, Skydancer Hanover--Innocent Dragon, by
Dragon Again) O-Allard Racing Inc, CA & Mary Lou Poliseno. B-Mr
Lynn G Wilfong. T-Rene Allard. D-Daniel Dube, $10,000, Lifetime
Record: 65-14-8-8, $93,052
2-Pronology Z Tam (g, 6, Western Terror--Makeasignofpeace, by Life
Sign), $47,000 2011 LEX-SEL O-Jesmeral Stable. B-Ecuries Daniel
Plouffe Inc, CA. T-Monique Cohen. D-Scott Zeron, $5,000
3-Big Bad Bossman (g, 6, Bettor's Delight--Big Bad Girl, by Big
Towner) O-Gary J Mc Laughlin. B-Dragon Tales Farm Inc. T-Jeffrey
Weiner. D-Brian Sears, $2,400
Calls: 4T, 5Q, NS, NS, T - Finish Order: Shark Fantasy, Little Michael B,
Its A Good Thing, Tendtowin
1ST PRELIMINARY 3RD DIVISION, 28.4, 58.2, 1:26.4, 1:54.1, SY
1-Can't It Be Me (h, 4, If I Can Dream--A Call To Mind, by Life Sign)
O-Joseph J Petrera. B-Kentuckiana Farms Gen Par. T-Richard Banca.
D-Jason Bartlett, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 39-10-6-1, $54,785
2-Electric Chapel N (g, 7, Mach Three--Electric Kiwi, by Miles
McCool) O-Bamond Racing LLC. B-Chapel Holdings LTD, NZ. T-Jeffrey
Bamond Jr.. D-Brent Holland, $5,000
3-For A Bettor Time (g, 5, Bettor's Delight--Kats Treasure, by Real
Artist), $20,000 2012 LEX-SEL O-Pietro M Sarni. B-Dr Fred S
Kruszelnicki, CA. T-Michael Russo. D-Jordan Stratton, $2,400
Calls: 2, 1T, 1T, 1H, 4H - Finish Order: Ideal Carver, Montana Pablo A,
My Sugar Daddy, Quincy
1ST PRELIMINARY 4TH DIVISION, 28.1, 57.0, 1:26.0, 1:54.3, SY
1-Fat Mans Alley (g, 8, Rocknroll Hanover--Roller Cam, by Cambest),
$110,000 2009 SHS-HBG O-Bamond Racing LLC. B-David Goodrow
Stable, CA. T-Jeffrey Bamond Jr.. D-Jordan Stratton, $10,000, Lifetime
Record: 161-32-23-25, $684,496
2-Colonial Road (h, 9, Allamerican Native--Plush, by Village
Connection) O-Friendship Stables LLC. B-Iris T Horowitz. T-Paul
Blumenfeld. D-George Brennan, $5,000
3-Wild Shot Hanover (g, 7, Dragon Again--Western Duel, by Western
Hanover), $50,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Al M Annunziata. B-Hanover
Shoe Farms Inc. T-Al Annunziata. D-Mark Macdonald, $2,400
Calls: T, 1H, 1H, T, 1H - Finish Order: Kehmmywood, All Fired Up,
Dvcflyingfrenchman, Intheperfectstorm, Red Rock
10, YR, $17,000, T, NON-WINNERS OF 4 P-M RACES OR $40,000
LIFETIME. 3& 4 YEAR OLDS, 29.1, 59.1, 1:28.4, 1:58.2, SY
1-Capt Serious (g, 4, Explosive Matter--Village Ballet, by Mr Lavec),
$42,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Brian C Kleinberg & Seth A Rosenberg.
B-Steve H Stewart & Martti S Ala-Seppala, FI. T-Michael Forte.
D-Scott Zeron, $8,500, Lifetime Record: 30-4-7-5, $76,966
2-Arrakis (g, 4, Federal Flex--Kawartha An Worthy, by Worthy Bowl)
O-Robert W Burgess, CA. B-Robert W & Donna G Burgess, CA.
T-Carmen Auciello. D-Brent Holland, $4,250
3-Clifton Beach (g, 4, Yankee Glide--Celebrity Lady, by Conway Hall),
$30,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Courant A B, SD. B-Kentuckiana Farms
Gen Par. T-Marcus Melander. D-Marcus Melander, $2,040
Calls: 2, 1H, 1H, 1H, 1Q - Finish Order: Crazycat, Better To Be Lucky,
Fygi Bros, Lindylicious, Hot Start
11, YR, $20,000, T, NON-WINNERS OF 6 P-M RACES OR $60,000
LIFETIME. 3& 4 YEAR OLDS, 28.1, 58.3, 1:27.2, 1:57.0, SY
1-Forever Royal (g, 4, Rc Royalty--Forever Joy, by Yankee Glide)
O-Kevin L Ehrhardt. B-Perry Racing Stable LLC. T-Virgil Morgan Jr.
D-George Brennan, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 34-14-3-3, $61,543
2-Doubleday (h, 4, Crazed--Sandra Victory, by Valley Victory),
$13,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Arden Homestead Stable & Holly Lane
Stud East LTD & Jan E Johnson. B-Kentuckiana Farms Gen Par &
Jorgen Jahre Jr, NO. T-Marcus Melander. D-Marcus Melander, $5,000
3-Tropical Storm Bi (g, 4, Yankee Glide--Maysun Bi It, by Supergill),
$10,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Anthony J Ciuffetelli. B-M Biasuzzi Stable
Inc. T-Anthony Ciuffetelli. D-Daniel Dube, $2,400
Calls: 1H, 1H, 2, 2, 1H - Finish Order: P L Indyanaca, Northern
Obsession, Affective Action, Credit Creation, Hollywoods Thatway
Thursday's Results:
9, YR, $16,000, P, CLAIMING ALLOWANCE $30,000 3 YO 50%, 4 YO
25%, F& M 20%, 28.0, 57.2, 1:25.2, 1:53.2, FT
1-Stonebridge Tonic (h, 9, Camluck--Glacier Express, by Artsplace),
$52,000 2008 FOREST O-Allard Racing Inc, CA & Kapildeo Singh.
B-Angie M Stiller, CA. T-Rene Allard. D-George Brennan, $8,000,
Lifetime Record: 200-33-27-19, $848,926
2-Invictus Hanover (g, 5, Yankee Cruiser--I Sparkle, by Nihilator),
$16,000 2012 ADIOS O-Jfe Enterprise LLC. B-Hanover Shoe Farms
Inc. T-Scott Di Domenico. D-Daniel Dube, $4,000
3-Regulus N (g, 6, Mach Three--Hunter Franco, by Sokys Atom)
O-Charles V Iannazzo. B-Spreydon Lodge LTD, NZ. T-Peter Tritton.
D-Jordan Stratton, $1,920
Calls: 1H, 2Q, 2H, 2T, 2H - Finish Order: Mc Dynamite, Hardts Or
Bettor, Rockstar Stride, Nobles Finesse
May 6, 2016

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