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Corleone Kosmos in 1:54.4
April 17, 2007
World record holder Corleone Kosmos, the third-place finisher in last year’s $800,000 Breeders’ Crown Open Trot, showed no signs of rust when shaking off a seven-month layoff to win the featured $10,000 Isle Mile I Trot at Pompano Park on Monday in 1:54.4. Driven from post five by trainer Tom Hau
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Clinton the longshot at Harr
April 17, 2007
Marjorie Richards' Clinton Longshot surged by the leaders late to win the featured $17,500 Delaware Special Monday at Harrington Raceway. The Real Gregorie-trained 5-year-old Dauntless Bunny stallion settled off the hot early pace set by Skedaddle Hanover (Tony Morgan) who blitzed to the front wi
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Doug Snyder wins 6,000th
April 17, 2007
Driver Doug Snyder captured his 6,000th career victory on Monday night at The Meadows. His milestone win came in the eighth race when he guided Southwind Utica to victory--and survived an inquiry for possible interference. A native of Fremont, Ohio, who was raised in Painesville, Snyder began his
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Conway Maid scores again
April 17, 2007
Three-year-old trotting fillies were out in full force on Monday evening at Woodbine Racetrack to do battle in round two of the Celias Counsel Trotting Series, which featured a pair of $18,000(C) divisions won by Conway Maid and Moment Of Zen. Conway Maid notched her third consecutive win, and he
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25 weather scratches at PcD
April 17, 2007
The show went on at Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs Monday despite a snowstorm that blanketed the area with five to six inches of the white stuff, but Mother Nature took her toll on the card as 25 horses were weather-related scratches. Two races had four horses scratched and another had five taken ou
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3 world champs in Battle
April 17, 2007
Three of the eight horses--My Boy David, Maltese Artist and Gold Dust Beach--in Northfield Park’s $125,000 Battle of Lake Erie on Saturday are world champions, accounting for five world records. Shirley Le Vin’s My Boy David set a 2-year-old gelding, half-mile track standard when he stopped the M
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