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Stakes payments now due
February 15, 2007
Nomination and sustaining payments for the Hambletonian Society sponsored or administered stakes events which are due Thursday, February 15, must be postmarked by 12 midnight on Friday, February 16, per USTA Rule 12, Section 4. A complete list of events and payment forms for the more than 130+ r
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Mighty Moses wins Open
February 15, 2007
Mighty Moses scored a 1:56.2 victory in the $27,500 Valentine's Day Open Trot while Armbro Corbin led from the start to win the $24,000 Jr. Open trot, the feature events on a cold and windy Wednesday at Dover Downs. For the third time in four nights, the sport's leading driver Tim Tetrick collected
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Windylane Hanover a mom
February 15, 2007
Windylane Hanover, the champion trotting mare owned by the Odds On Nourrir, the breeding division of Odds On Racing, delivered first foal, a strapping colt by top sire Andover Hall, Wednesday night at 7:45 p.m. at Peninsula Farm in Kentucky. Windylane Hanover was purchased for Odds On Nourrir las
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Candy surprise at PPK
February 15, 2007
In a Valentine’s Day trot headlined by five horses that were victorious in their last start, it was Fimo, the lone mare in the field who hadn’t visited the winner’s circle since Sept. 6, that prevailed in the $4,700 trotting feature at Pompano Park. Driven from post four by David Ingraham, Fimo s
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Mr. Pine Chip's bro wins
February 15, 2007
Jack N Sam, a 3-year-old half-brother to Stanley Dancer Memorial Trot winner Mr. Pine Chip, broke his maiden Wednesday night at Northfield Park--needing only 2:16.2 over a "good" racetrack to do so! The maiden trot was the opening event on the card and, despite making a break at the start, Jack N Sa
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Meadows cancels Thursday
February 15, 2007
The Meadows has announced it has canceled its Thursday night live racing program due to track conditions caused by the recent major snowstorm that blanketed the Midwest and East Coast. Qualifiers scheduled for Friday morning have also been canceled.
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Testing changes possible
February 15, 2007
The New Jersey Racing Commission is prepared to begin out-of-competition testing in the state, which will allow the commission to go onto premises in the state—licensed farms such as Showplace and Gaitway and public property—unannounced and test horses for EPO and other illegal drugs. Current regula
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