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Upset in snowy Open
February 28, 2006
Patience, luck and guts combined to give Dreamlands Lidle D a win in the Open Handicap Trot at a snowy Northfield Park Monday night in 2:00.4 Driver Stan Hill patiently tucked the 16-1 longshot in fifth behind dueling Semper Fi Hall (Greg Grismore) and Striking Genius (Kurt Sugg) to the quarter i
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You're Next unbeaten
February 28, 2006
You're Next made it 10 wins in a row with a 1:56.4 victory in a conditioned trot Monday night at Pompano Park. Driver Wally Hennessey fired the 4 year old from post position six to lead from gate to wire. The gelded son of Yankee Paco drew off by 2 ½ lengths to remain undefeated for his career. T
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Ms. wire to wire
February 28, 2006
Ms. Raider never left the rail in a 1:57.4 win in the $10,800 Fillies and Mares Preferred Pace at Monticello Monday afternoon. The 5-year-old daughter of Keystone Raider and driver Larry Stalbaum pulled away by three lengths over Lady Coyote (Bruce Aldrich Jr.) and Pediatrician (Stephane Bouchard
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Newcomers at Balmoral
February 28, 2006
Fighting Gypsy (1:57.1) and Odds On Casey (1:55.2) won their respective divisions of the Newcomer Pacing Series for fillies and mares Monday night at Balmoral Park. Fighting Gypsy and driver Sam Widger sat back in seventh through much of the mile, then roared home in :26.4 to remain unbeaten in f
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Ontario Boys results
February 28, 2006
Buckys Luck (1:54.4) and Blue Burner (1:53) were each second-leg winners of the $15,660 Ontario Boys Pacing Series for 4 year olds at Woodbine Monday night. Favorite Buckys Luck and driver Rick Zeron had the lead to the quarter in :29.1, then relinquished it to Ca Fortune (Roger Mayotte). Buckys
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Monday's Dover action
February 28, 2006
Keystone Rodeo ground out an impressive win in the $35,000 Preferred Handicap Pace at Dover Downs Monday night, winning in 1:51.3. Action was fast and furious on the front end, as Mark's Secret Love (Tony Morgan), Bobnoxious (Tim Curtin), and Dreamfair Titan (Ron Pierce) all held the lead at one
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