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If I Can Dream to stand at stud in NY
September 30, 2009
Kentuckiana Farms has announced that If I Can Dream p,2, 1:50.4f, 2; 3, 1:49.4f ($1,146,219) will stand the 2010 breeding season at Kentuckiana Farms of New York.  Kentuckiana Farms will serve as syndicate manager of his breeding career.   If If Can Dream is full
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One More Laugh wins PASS final in 1:50.2
September 30, 2009
One More Dream wins PASS final. (Gooden Photo)
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Another picture for Vivid Photo
September 30, 2009
Vivid Photo, former Hambletonian winner, returned to his winning ways Tuesday (Sept. 29) at Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs.Trained and driven by Roger Hammer, Vivid Photo necked out Yankee Nola (Anthony Napolitano) to capture the $30,000 open handicap trot.Leaving from the three post, Hammer and Vivid
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Sportsfancy wins Harrington feature
September 30, 2009
Larry Baron’s Sportsfancy ($4.20, Corey Callahan) was a decisive winner Tuesday in the $25,000 Mares Open feature at Harrington Raceway in 1:53.4.Callahan sent the Josh Green-trainee to the front after the quarter-mile and opened up four lengths on the field at the wire for her sixth win of the 2009
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Wednesday Backstretch with Gordon
September 30, 2009
You See LA and "Pit Bull" Pedden
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13 entered in Kentucky Futurity
September 30, 2009
Trainer Greg Peck turned, smiled, and said "Lucky seven," moments after Hambletonian winner Muscle Hill drew post seven in the second of two eliminations for the $600,000 Kentucky Futurity for 3-year-old colt trotters Saturday afternoon at The Red Mile. The post-position draw was held trackside shor
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Put On A Show does just that in Bluegrass
September 30, 2009
Put On A Show wins a Bluegrass split. (Nigel Soult Photo)
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Ohio governor says he won't push VLTs through budget
September 30, 2009
Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has announced that he does not plan to push for video lottery terminals at the state's racetracks this year following the Ohio Supreme Court's decision that he could not authorize VLTs at the tracks through the state's budget. However, Strickland said he wants the Ohio Supre
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