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Get A Cab hails victory
August 12, 2006
Get A Cab is two-for-two after a 2:01 win in the Kentuckiana Farms early-closer for 2-year-old filly pacers Friday night at The Red Mile. In a field reduced to five due to two scratches, Get A Cab, a daughter of The Panderosa, won for trainer Jimmy Takter and driver Marcus Johansson. The $15,000
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3YO NYSS trotters at Tioga
August 12, 2006
Tioga Downs hosted eight divisions of the New York Sire Stakes for 3-year-old trotters on Friday night in front of a packed house of 5,000 spectators. Claude Huckabone III and Chuck Connor, Jr. both posted driving doubles on the night’s 11-race card. Alpine Fancy helped Huckabone to his first win
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Cactus Creek upsets
August 12, 2006
Cactus Creek, a 20-1 longshot, gave driver Mike Lachance his biggest victory of the year when he rallied up the inside to win the $300,000 Delvin Miller Adios final in 1:50.2 early Saturday evening at The Meadows. It was the third Adios score for Lachance. The son of Artsplace, owned by Brittany
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Canadette ties Stewart mark
August 12, 2006
As expected, Luck Of Michelle and Canadette reigned supreme in their respective divisions of the Robert Stewart Stakes for 2-year-old pacing fillies on Saturday evening at Mohawk. World record holder Luck Of Michelle was the toast of the opening division for driver Mike Saftic and trainer John Pe
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Ideal Weather reigns at Mea
August 12, 2006
Ideal Weather turned in the ideal performance, going wire to wire in 1:52.3 to capture the fastest division of the $150,000 Adioo Volo for 3-year-old pacing fillies on Saturday at The Meadows. The stake, a companion feature to the $450,000 Coors Delvin Miller Adios, was contested in three divisio
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Filippo flies in Arden Downs
August 12, 2006
Filippo Hanover, a $6,000 Adios yearling sale acquisition, became an Adios day winner when he took the fastest division of the $91,612 Arden Downs Stakes for 2-year-old pacing colts Saturday at The Meadows in 1:53.4. The event, known as the Gov. David L. Lawrence, featured four divisions, with Ma
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