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Whatta Hotty wins Gold Final in personal best 1:56.4
October 13, 2008
Whatta Hotty kicked off her owners’ Thanksgiving Day celebrations with an impressive $140,000 Gold Final victory at Rideau Carleton Raceway on Sunday evening. The defending three-year-old trotting filly Gold Final champion was eased away from Post 3 by regular reinsman Garrett Whelan and was sitting
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Dube wins $15,000 top prize in Harrah's Drivers' Challenge
October 13, 2008
With four wins, Daniel Dube took home the $15,000 top prize in Sunday’s eight-race $60,000 Drivers’ Challenge at Harrah’s Chester, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Harness Horsemen’s Association. Winning twice each were Yannick Gingras and Tim Tetrick, who earned the second and third-place prizes of $1
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Brennan returns to action, winner's circle at Freehold
October 13, 2008
George Brennan, sidelined with a broken wrist since the end of May, returned to the sulky for the first time on October 13, driving in seven races at Freehold Raceway. His return to the races included a victory in the eighth race with Shayna Baby, his 5,410th of his career, four and a half months af
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Broadway Paige, All Star Hanover set lifetime marks in victory
October 13, 2008
Broadway Paige, Pennsylvania’s freshman trotting filly champion, flashed that championship form Monday at The Meadows when she captured a division of a $98,000 Keystone Classic in a career-best 1:58.1. Away third, Dick Stillings sent Broadway Paige on a decisive quarter-pole move that carried h
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Lady Maud Pace attracts 14 fillies, Artimittateslife supplements
October 13, 2008
Fourteen 3-year-old fillies have been entered for Yonkers Raceway's Lady Maud Pace, with a total purse of $421,030. The in-box influx necessitated a pair of $20,000 eliminations events, going as race Nos. 5 and 8 during Friday night's 13-rzce soiree. The first four finishers in each trial return for
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Mister Big, Palone Ranger score Quillen elims victories
October 13, 2008
The 2nd Annual Bobby Quillen Memorial Pace got underway Monday at Harrington Raceway and Joe Muscara's Mister Big ($2.60, Brian Sears) was as advertised, winning his eighth consecutive race in 1:51.1 in his $30,000 elimination. The top four finishers from each division will return to compete in the
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