News Archive

David Brooks ordered back to jail
January 17, 2010
David Brooks, whose Bulletproof Enterprises is now listed under his son Andrew's name, has reportedly had his bail revoked and remanded back to prison after federal officials alleged he had concealed millions of dollars in assets overseas. David Brooks is scheduled to go to trial later this month on
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Final Presidential primaries held
January 17, 2010
Western Shore paced the fastest mile of the meet so far with a 1:49 stunner in the $50,000 second round of the Presidential Series on Saturday night at the Meadowlands.   Alllamerican Idol and Southwestern Dream were first to the front before Western Shore crossed over to take the lead i
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Willowdale Series splits contested
January 17, 2010
 Ideal Race was a repeat winner while Handsome Harry captured the other division in Saturday's second leg of the Willowdale Pacing Series for 4 year olds during an unseasonably warm night at Woodbine Racetrack.   The first $35,000(C) division was an action-packed affair from start t
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Legal Litigator rules in Yonkers feature
January 17, 2010
Favored Legal Litigator (Cat Manzi) lasted on the lead Saturday night, earning a Yonkers Raceway repeat in the $32,000 Open Handicap Pace.   Ordered outside his six rivals, Legal Litigator was wide early, taking the lead from Lindy's Bandit (Greg Grismore) after a :27 opening quarter mil
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Infinite Desire takes top pace at Dover
January 17, 2010
Infinite Desire won the $13,700 pace and Fivedollarsforsox the $12,500 featured trot on Saturday at Dover Downs.   Sean Bier moved Jeff and Paul Long's Infinite Desire into the lead heading to the clubhouse turn and proved invincible in the $13,700 feature for younger female pacers. The
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Scharf presents Gallo scholarship at Meadowlands
January 17, 2010
Martin Scharf presented nursing student Maddie Dudka with a $15,000 Gallo Blue Chip Scholarship, named for his champion pacer, on Saturday in the Meadowlands Racetrack winner's circle.   Scharf, a successful New York real estate manager, has awarded more than $95,000 in tuition funds in
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