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Shake Away takes feature
April 18, 2007
Shake Away, a 7-year-old mare by Dream Away who has a 2-year-old son by Western Hanover, circled the field late to win the featured $15,000 Mares Open in 1:54.4 Tuesday at Harrington Raceway. Owned by Joann Looney-King and JEB Enterprises Inc., Shake Away initally pulled second-over approaching t
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Pa. hopefuls in court
April 18, 2007
Representatives of Centaur Incorporated and Bedford Downs appeared before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday stated their belief is that the licensing process in the state was flawed and that the Pennsylvania State Harness Racing Commission erred when it denied both entities the chance at the
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T-G nominations up at Tioga
April 18, 2007
The Tompkins-Geers has seen its nominations for 2 year olds rise 37 percent from 2006 to 2007. A total of 780 nominations were received, up from 571 in 2006. Every division increased except the 2-year-old trotting fillies, which was down only three entrants. The largest increase saw the 2-year-old f
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Nfld's Battle field set
April 18, 2007
L & L Devisser's Gold Dust Beach drew post four and was named the 5-2 morning line favorite in Saturday’s $125,000 Battle of Lake Erie at Northfield Park. Trainer Joe Holloway has named David Miller to drive the World Champion 5 year old, who rides a two-race winning streak. My Boy David, a doubl
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Home Bed Qualifies
April 18, 2007
Home Bed Advantage, who scratched out of his first start of the year last Saturday at Balmoral after making a qualifying start the day before, qualified again at Balmoral this morning, winning in 1:54.3 for regular driver Ryan Anderson. Home Bed Advantage took the lead after a :29 opening quarter
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Teague's 3YOs qualify
April 18, 2007
Trainer George Teague Jr. took a big step toward the 3-year-old pacing colt season by winning qualifiers with Funny Bones (1:56), Allamerican Karnak (1:57), Whats Up Now (1:55.4) and Mattdultery (1:56.1) Wednesday morning at Rosecroft Raceway. The biggest of Teague’s winners was undoubtedly Whats
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