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Lisa PhotoVoukefalas (Jordan Stratton, winning the NJSS final on July 22 at The Meadowlands) has been a godsend for trainer Mike Russo.

Trainer Mike Russo has seen more than his fair share of ups and downs through the years. So, the pacing colt’s win in the New Jersey Sires Stakes final was the culmination of an improbable journey. 

by Brett Sturman

Emotions were running high for trainer Mike Russo following the resounding win from his 2-year-old Voukefalas (Lazarus N) in the $250,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes final for male pacers. Owned by Michael Pagonas, the winning time of 1:50 established a new season’s mark for all freshman pacers.

For Russo, 54, who has seen more than his fair share of ups and downs through the years, the win was the culmination of an improbable journey. 

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• Sturman: Voukefalas delivers long awaited win for Russo page 1

• Little: Ryan Napierala on The Meadowlands fast track page 7

• Heyden: The stats, numbers and events that got us to the 97th Hambletonian – Part 1 page 11

• Mattia: Lost in Translation page 13

• Platz: The rise of reluctant catch driver Jordan Ross page 16

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“Honestly, I was kind of surprised by my emotional reaction to it,” said Russo. “It really did mean a lot.

“Back years ago, I had a nicer sized stable. It was mostly claimers, but they were some good horses, and the barn was running well and showing good results. The problem is that it was expensive to run the barn the way I was running it and to continue to get results. It was basically where my barn was operating under water and it just wasn’t working, so I downsized. From there, I was working for Jenn and Joe Bongiorno for a while, and I was working outside the business as well to make sure that I could handle my personal and family commitments while still keeping a foothold here until I got another opportunity to put some more horses in the barn.”

After reduced starts in 2018 and 2019, Russo was poised to start anew heading into 2020. But like many others, he was dramatically impacted by the pandemic. Horses that Russo had either just recently acquired or had just recently trained back down had their routines thrown off by the ups and downs of the disruption and not knowing when racing would resume. Even in that interrupted year where Russo notes in retrospect he may have done things differently, he still posted a more typical number of 181 starts.

Perhaps snake bitten of sorts through recent years off the track as well as on the track going back to his Prospector Hanover being interfered with in the 2000 Woodrow Wilson, “The majority of the emotional aspect of that race was mostly all the work that goes into getting to that point,” said Russo. “I’ve been programmed to be disappointed in these races. I’ve been in a few races for that type of money, and I’ve been third in almost all of them and had shots to win but never this strong of a chance with Voukefalas. These opportunities don’t happen every year and to win one of those, it’s a great thing.”

Jordan Stratton has driven Voukefalas in every start since the colt’s second baby race, and despite a 1 for 41 record as a driver at the Meadowlands heading into last Friday, his drive in the NJSS final was flawless.

“I didn’t for one second have a discussion with Jordan about the race,” said Russo. “He told me the week before that the others can’t beat him in the final (a race where he overcame trouble and closed in :25.1). He knew what he wanted to do and so there was nothing for me to say to him. And he did absolutely the right thing; he put the horse in the spot you need to be in.”

In that race, Stratton moved Voukefalas to the front in a race where the half mile was posted in :54.1 When Tetrick popped the two-hole early with race favorite Lifes A Puzzle, the three-quarter time came up in 1:22.3.

“The fractions were something that because he hadn’t done it on the front end previously they were something that I noticed, but in reality – and I mean this with the utmost respect – when that horse pulled the two-hole at the five-eighths I knew the race was over because that’s all my colt needed to let him know

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that it was time to race. That doesn’t mean that the other horse couldn’t have gone by, but Voukefalas is very good and he wants to pass horses and he wants to fight them off. I felt very good about the way my colt was going to respond.

“When Jordan qualified him for me in his second baby race – and not because the horse won – the horse has very strong pull and he wants to do things whether you want him to or not. And Jordan has a very soft pair of hands, and he was kind of able to make the horse do what he wanted instead. When I saw that qualifier, I knew that Jordan would be a great driver for him. And he made it known that he wanted to drive the colt and that he was possibly going to have to pass a drive in the Yonkers Trot to drive him in the first NJSS leg. He never wavered about wanting to drive the horse, and to have a guy that believes in the horse – Jordan makes plenty of money at Yonkers and doesn’t need to shoot over to the Meadowlands for one race — but for him to believe in the colt and want to be associated with him, that was more than fine for me.”

Another element of the personally and professionally gratifying win for Russo, is that he picked out — as a $11,000 bargain 3-year-old and — campaigned and later bred the dam of Voukefalas, Inittowinafortune, at sale in 2013 for owner Pagonas.  Inittowinafortune earned just shy of $700,000 between 2012 and 2018, including a mark of 1:49.3 taken at the Meadowlands during her 5-year-old season.

Inittowinafortune’s first foal was a filly born in 2019 (American Ideal), which preceded by one year Voukefalas in 2020.

“I first bred her to American Ideal because of American Jewel; very similar breeding,” said Russo. “Inittowinafortune is by Cam’s Fortune, who is a full brother to Camluck. And American Jewel was an American Ideal out of a Camluck mare. So, that’s why I bred her to American Ideal the first time. And that horse, Artemida, is a sweetheart of a filly but unfortunately is very small and got too weak last year and we had to stop with her.

“When they brought Lazarus to New Jersey, I felt good about him.  I was a little apprehensive just because I had never seen him in person and got mixed reviews about his size. But Bettor’s Delight is a great stallion, maybe the best ever. And I felt good knowing that in my back pocket I have a great mare whose strength was desire. She was a small mare, and

I knew her speed was going to eventually show up somewhere in her foals. Even if it didn’t work out the way that it did, we could have had the option to race against other Lazarus’ in a closed circuit in New Jersey where we could make some money for a couple of years.”

It remains to be seen how Voukefalas progresses from here, but Russo had been a believer in the horse long before last week.

“I’ve had this horse in training for eight months and I can’t explain how good of a horse he is,” said Russo. “He’s never even been beaten in a training mile and I’ve never put a whip on him. All I’ve done for eight months is try to go slower than he’s wanted to go. He’s an extremely fast horse. His class will be determined over the next year, but he’s an exceptionally fast horse.”

Voukefalas is entered Saturday in an Arden Downs stake at The Meadows as part of the Adios card.

Honestly, I was kind of surprised by my emotional reaction to it. It really did mean a lot.

~ Mike Russo

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On the fast trackRyan Napierala on maintaining The Meadowlands’ lightning fast oval.

by Debbie Little

Without the track, there’s no racing. And without The Meadowlands’ Ryan Napierala, there’s no track.

Napierala, director of racing properties and track, has been in charge of grooming the speedy mile oval for almost a decade and it’s a job he loves and, perhaps, was born to do.

Napierala, who turns 42 next week, was raised by his grandparents, Chuck and Sharon Sylvester, so he spent a lot of time learning the business from the Hall of Famer that he refers to as “dad” or “pops”.

“I’ve been going to The Meadowlands since he won his first Hambletonian [with Mack Lobell in 1987],” said Napierala.

I got good at it because I got tired of being yelled at, because bad tracks are out there. They’re a dime a dozen… I learned to get the rocks off the track and learned to make it springy, so the knees didn’t have fluid on them. I got insight from one of the best on what they want and then I just kind of ran with it. It’s tough when your dad’s Chuck Sylvester and he’s trying to show you something in harness racing. You better pay attention.

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“Pops and Carl Allen helped me along the way a lot. And Clint Warrington. He was just a track wizard. He was absolutely one of the best.”

In the late 1990s, Sylvester owned and operated Magical Acres, a training facility in Chesterfield, NJ, where Napierala honed his skills.

Napierala remembers being 15 and in New Jersey for the summer to get his driver’s license.

“And pops said, ‘If you can’t drive a water truck, you can’t drive anything,’” said Napierala. “Then, I think he put me on a bulldozer out in the infield. I think we were digging out a pond. The equipment and all that is just natural to me and I kind of fell in love with it. It’s my niche.”

Rod Allen, Carl’s son, remembers being stabled at Magical Acres and Napierala being good natured.

“I don’t doubt that [my dad] put Ryan in the grater alongside him,” said Allen. “He just loved to run that machinery. He probably got more tutoring from my father because he did run a lot of heavy equipment and he put our own track in and he wasn’t shy about giving [Ryan] his opinion of how it should be, I do remember.”

By 19 or 20, Napierala was responsible for the track at Magical Acres.

“I got good at it because I got tired of being yelled at, because bad tracks are out there,” said Napierala. “They’re a dime a dozen.”

Sylvester was a visual teacher and would take Napierala to watch when the vet would draw fluid out of a horse’s knee,

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which meant the track was too hard, or, he would have him look at a horse’s beat up feet to show there were rocks on the track.

“So, I learned to get the rocks off the track and learned to make it springy, so the knees didn’t have fluid on them,” said Napierala. “I got insight from one of the best on what they want and then I just kind of ran with it. It’s tough when your dad’s Chuck Sylvester and he’s trying to show you something in harness racing. You better pay attention.”

Trainer Noel Daley has been stabled at Magical Acres for quite a while and is currently in Sylvester’s original barn.

“[Ryan’s] actually got the right temperament for the job,” said Daley. “He might get the abuse but he doesn’t appear to worry about it. Horsemen aren’t afraid to express their opinion, so if you want to be a trackman, you need to have a thick skin. It’s good to see that he’s gone on with it and made something of it.”

This is definitely the busiest time of year for Napierala with the Meadowlands Pace just about two weeks ago and the Hambletonian a week from Saturday.

Unless you live close to The Meadowlands, you may not be aware of the deluge that happened between 2 and 3 p.m. on Pace Night, but Napierala remembers it well.

“We anticipated the rain, what we didn’t anticipate is that it was going to be four inches of rain in like an hour,” said Napierala. “When the rain’s that bad and it’s moving the material, the screens are catching it and pulling it over to the next little indent and if you do it enough then you take away the washouts. A lot of tracks have to stop to fix their washouts, which normally we don’t have to do, because the track’s that good. That afternoon, there were washouts over the entire track, which never happens.”

As the sun came out and the track started to dry, Napierala and his crew began to cut the track, reopening it, to give it a little cushion. And even though local weathermen were saying the rain was done, Napierala was wary.

“I check a million different things out there for weather, which I think is going to give me PTSD one day,” said Napierala. “There was more rain coming so I started retightening it but it was a good surface. It wasn’t too hard at all and kind of worked out to be really good and really fast.”

When it comes to Bulldog Hanover’s world record mile that night, Napierala gives credit where it’s deserved.

“People are like, oh it’s the dirt,” said Napierala. “The dirt is the dirt, it ain’t got nothing to do with it. There’s no motor in the dirt, the motor’s in the horse. The track was tight because we had rain in the area and it’s a fast track when it’s tight like that, but I don’t like to take anything away from that horse. He just did something that was next level.”

Hambletonian Day is too far away to know for certain what the weather will be, but no matter what happens, Napierala will be ready to roll.

“It is the hardest day by far because my guys start at 8 in the morning, because it is Hambo Day,” said Napierala. “There’s no other day in harness racing that matters that much. That’s the epitome of the sport. If we have to be there from 6 in the morning until 10 at night that day, it doesn’t matter, we’re there.”

Allen had a thought about Napierala’s chosen profession.

“The two worst jobs on the track or in harness racing is the trackman and the race secretary, because you can’t please everybody,” said Allen. “Whenever a horse goes lame, it’s always the track. It’s not that they’ve been trained too hard or they have the wrong shoes on, it was the track.”

When you consider how fast miles have been this year at The Meadowlands, at least in part, it was the track.

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The stats, numbers and events that got us to the 97th Hambletonian – Part 1by Bob Heyden

1. Each of the last 12 Hambletonians has had at least one first-time Hambletonian driver. Lucas Wallin 28 and Mattias Melander 23 drove in the past two years.

2. The last eight Hambletonians have gone to four Swedes, three Canadians and one American-born trainer.

3.  Todd McCarthy can be #5 on the Hambletonian all-time list of Mc-winners if he is victorious this year. In 1931, Dick McMahon won with Calumet Butler. In 1992, Mickey McNichol won with Alf Palema. In 2019, Bob McClure with Forbidden Trade and in 2020 Andy McCarthy won with Ramona Hill.

4.  This year is the 10th anniversary of Linda Toscano and Tim Tetrick getting their first Hambletonian (Market Share). It is the 20th anniversary of Chuck Sylvester’s last Hambletonian (Chip Chip Hooray) and the 30th anniversary of Alf Palema the first ever Hambletonian winner with just a lone victory that year.

5. It’s been 34 years since any driver has won the Hambletonian consecutively — 1987-1988 John Campbell.

6.  The following 12 drivers have won a Meadowlands Hambletonian without ever being favored in any Hambletonian final: Scott Zeron (twice), Mickey McNichol, Roger Hammer, Bob McClure, Trevor Ritchie, George Brennan, Ulf Thoresen, Ben Webster, Bill Fahy, Ron Waples, Jack Moiseyev and Eric Ledford.

7. Eight is enough. Sires who have won multiple Hambletonians at the Meadowlands, are: Super Bowl (5), Muscles Yankee (3), Speedy Somolli (3), Valley Victory (2), Andover Hall (2), Pine Chip (2), Balanced Image (2) and Speedy Crown (2).

8.  Chapter Seven looks to be the third sire to win two Hambletonians — with a filly. He had Atlanta already and has Joviality S in this year. If so, he would join Stars Pride

(1958 with Emilys Pride and 1966 Kerry Way) as well as Peter Volo (1930 with Hanovers Bertha and 1932 with The Marchioness).

–9. Forty-one Meadowlands Hambletonians (18-of-41) have been sired by a Hambletonian winner.

10. Seven different years Tim Tetrick has won a Hambletonian elimination.

11. 1981 was the only year in Meadowlands Hambletonian history that trainer/drivers got all five checks: Ray Remmen, Howard Beissinger, Carl Allen, Archie McNeil and Mike Zeller.

12. Rebuff and Joviality. Never before have the two Hambletonian favorites been the two freshman Breeders Crown winners from the year prior. Note: 1988 was shaping up that way, but Valley Victory got a virus that ended his career and Peace Corps was short in the dead heat year.

13. Ake Svanstedt looks to join Per Eriksson and Jimmy Takter as Swedes with at least three Hambletonian credits.

14.  2022 is the 35th anniversary year of Takter’s Sir Taurus debut in the Hambletonian (no money).

15. Ray Schnittker remains the only driver to make over $1 million in purse money in his first three Hambletonian drives.

16.  Tim Tetrick (Rebuff) will become the first driver to compete in the Meadowlands Pace and the Hambletonian in the same year 16 straight times (2007-2022).

17. In 2006, the then fastest ever Hambletonian elim winner (Here Comes Herbie, 1:52) got no money in the final. In 2004, the dominant elim winner Tom Ridge, also got no money come final time.

18.  Andrew McCarthy had quite the Hambletonian Day in 2020 when he won with Ramona Hill in the big one and five times on the day — kind of like David Miller with Triple Crown winner No Pan Intended in 2003 at the Jug with 10 wins on the card.

19. Trainer/drivers have won the Hambletonian seven times in the 21st century and 48 times in the 20th century (55-for-96 overall — 56 per cent).

20.  Bill O’Donnell’s 1985 Hambletonian Day will forever be tough to top. The same day he set the Hambletonian mark of 1:54.3 with Prakas, he also set the all-time race mark of 1:49.3 with Nihilator.

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Lost in TranslationHow Svanstedt Stable assistant Christian Giallorenzo took a 30-year vacation in Sweden and returned to the United States in time to help send out Jiggy Jog S and Justice in this Saturday’s Hambletonian eliminations and Baptism in the Hambletonian Oaks eliminations.

by David Mattia for the Hambletonian Society

It’s said that life takes you to unexpected places, but it’s love that brings you back home again.

Such is the case with the intrepid Christian Giallorenzo, who currently works in New Jersey for the Ake Svanstedt Stable as a trainer, a general manager, and just about everything else a multi-talented and trusted horseman could do in a top-tier racing stable where excellence and integrity mean everything.

It’s very hard to find anyone in the harness game who doesn’t know Giallorenzo, but some backstretch die-hards, especially those on the East Coast of the United States who can harken back to the late 1980s, wonder why Giallorenzo went missing for nearly 30 years. How did a Pocono Downs backstretch brat, a kid who was working everywhere, all the time, vanish into thin air only to return nearly three decades later working at the top of the game in harness racing? How did this happen?

It’s an interesting story that began in Huntington, NY, a small city on Long Island where Giallorenzo was born and raised.

“My parents divorced when I was a kid, and my father (Lou Giallorenzo) took me on weekends to Pocono Downs where he worked as a driver and trainer. I think I started working with harness racehorses when I was about 7 or 8 years old,” Giallorenzo said.

“When I got a little older, I started spending entire summers grooming, jogging, and training for my father and for other people stabled at Pocono Downs. I dropped out of high school when I was 15 and went to work for Roy Marohn at The Meadowlands and I lived in the racetrack dorms. After that, I went to work breaking babies in Florida for a guy named Bill Lambertus who I knew from Pocono. I think I was about 19 at the time. I did this back-and-forth thing for about two years, but it was difficult, and I was lonely, so I went back to Pocono Downs.”

Not long after returning to Pocono, Giallorenzo got his first job as a trainer working for Per Eriksson in Florida and New Jersey.

Courtesy Christian GiallorenzoAssistant trainer

Christian Giallorenzo.

“Working for Per Eriksson was my first job as a second trainer,” Chris said. “That’s when I became addicted to trotters. I always was partial to trotters but breaking and developing juveniles for Per, in a stable that was dedicated exclusively to trotters, is when I realized that was the way to go. That’s what I wanted to do, but then I got sidelined by what was supposed to be a vacation in Sweden with my girlfriend who was Swedish.”

“Sidelined” turned out to be an understatement, and that’s where the mystery of his disappearance begins.

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Giallorenzo took that vacation with his girlfriend, but he didn’t come back – not for a long time.

Though he may not have realized it at the time, Giallorenzo’s dream was coming true, but like all worthwhile dreams, it came true in the long and serendipitous way most worthwhile dreams are realized. His vacation in Sweden landed him 6,000 miles from home in a country he didn’t know, hearing a language he didn’t understand, and where the only person he knew was his girlfriend.

“I’d lined up a training job with the famous Finnish trainer Pekki Korpi back in Florida, but when I realized I wouldn’t be going back to the States, I had to rethink my options,” Giallorenzo said.

“The next thing you know, I ended up in a town called Linköping. In a few weeks I started working at this place where they repaired and maintained camping trucks or caravans. It’s not what I wanted to do, but it was a job.

“I started learning to speak Swedish formally, but the thing that worked best, especially when I worked around older people who didn’t speak English, was to speak whatever Swedish I could to my co-workers and insist that they spoke Swedish to me. I assume I must be good at languages because I learned it quickly.

“Kids in Sweden today learn English in school, but the older men I was working with came from a time when the schools didn’t teach English. Gradually, at a job where I was surrounded by people who spoke only Swedish, I learned the language to the point where I became fluent.

“In fact, now that I’m with Ake, I sometimes translate for him when we have our weekly meetings. Ake speaks English well now but sometimes he comes upon a word or phrase he doesn’t know, and I fill it in for him. I guess you can say that another part of my

job in the Svanstedt Stable is working as an interpreter or a translator. My Swedish friends joke about how I speak Swedish with a New York accent, but that’s gradually fading.

“Anyway, after two years in Linköping, I started getting my life together. You know, the normal things. I found an apartment and got set up in general. My girlfriend and I had a baby, my daughter Sandra. She’s 27 now and training to be a police officer in Sweden. Later on, we had two more children; my son David who’s 16 and my son Kevin who’s 20. 

“We were content, but the weather was tough, at least for me, or tough enough that I had to get used to it, which I did. Living in Sweden was much more laid back than it is here in the USA. On the job you get about seven weeks of vacation per year, and a lot of paid sick days. I know that when I worked in the States that there was practically no such thing as a vacation or a paid sick day – especially if you worked in racing.”

Despite the cushy aspects of working a job in Sweden, it didn’t take long for Giallorenzo to ditch the Winnebago repair gig. He

Courtesy Christian GiallorenzoChristian Giallorenzo with

Camilla, Jaquline, and Justin.

The next thing you know, I ended up in a town called Linköping. In a few weeks I started working at this place where they repaired and maintained camping trucks or caravans. It’s not what I wanted to do, but it was a job. I started learning to speak Swedish formally, but the thing that worked best, especially when I worked around older people who didn’t speak English, was to speak whatever Swedish I could to my co-workers and insist that they spoke Swedish to me. I assume I must be good at languages because I learned it quickly.

~ Christian Giallorenzo

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found a training job with the great trainer Roger Grundin – a master reinsman who is one of the most famous names in Scandinavian harness racing.

“Working for Roger Grundin at that level, and I did that for a few years, I started to understand that there was a huge difference in the way they train horses over there,” Giallorenzo said.

“I mean, I already knew that the Swedes had their own system for training, but the obvious thing, the thing that really stands out, is that pacers do not exist over there, and no one has any interest in them. The training itself is more about conditioning the horse. You jog and train longer distances and you do it on softer tracks. The horses become very socialized because they jog in large packs. It’s not unusual for 10 to 20 horses to jog together. It’s totally different in a way that’s hard to describe. You don’t see it, but you feel it. It’s like my life experience in Sweden in general. If you don’t live it, you might not get it.

“You have to understand that harness racing in Sweden, and in all the Scandinavian countries, is like baseball in the United States. It’s a national pastime. It’s an important part of the culture. Everyone you meet knows about harness racing. Horses become celebrities. It used to be like that in the USA, but now it’s not.”

After 20-some years, Giallorenzo started thinking about coming back home to America, but he had a family to support. Sadly, his partnership with the girlfriend who took him on this long vacation, came to an end. Still, he had three children who needed him and any thought of leaving for America was put on a shelf.

“Not long after my breakup, I met my current wife, Camilla,” Chris said. “We got married and had two more children. My son Justin is now 11, and my daughter Jaquline is 10.

“Camilla knew that my dream was to return to America, and she encouraged me to do it. She told me to do it before I got too old. So, I got everything set up in Sweden for my whole family and lined up a job with Erv Miller in Pennsylvania. My plan was to work for Erv and then, as I set myself up over here, I would send for my wife and children… and that’s what I did.”

Giallorenzo returned to the USA in 2012 and began working with Miller.

“I was surprised to see that racing in the United States was about the same as it was when I left, but I had to readapt. Erv Miller is an old-school trainer, but it was like learning to ride a bike for me. I never forgot the old ways. My biggest trouble when I came back had nothing to do with going back to American horse training. The real trouble was that when I returned to America, I found out that I had no credit score. I didn’t exist. Renting an apartment and utilities is almost impossible when you have no credit score. I had to live with Erv until I could straighten that out.

“Things finally worked out and I sent for my wife and my two youngest children, but after only two years, we had to return to

Sweden because my wife’s father was sick. I came back in 2019 and went back to work for Erv.

“Right after that, I heard about an opportunity to work as a trainer for Ake Svanstedt and I jumped on it. I love it here and it was the greatest move I ever made. Ake is beyond exceptional. He is beyond great in terms of horsemanship. He sees things that no one else can see. We have about 80 horses in our barn, and he knows everything about each one of them. It’s amazing how he’s on top of everything that’s going on.”

On the day we spoke to Giallorenzo, he was returning home from The Meadows where three of the many horses in his charge had raced. His day had started at 4 a.m. with the long ship to The Meadows and now, returning to the Svanstedt Stable late into the evening, he was happy to report that all three fillies, Virgin Mary S, Ebbies Lady, and Red Light Lady had finished second in each of their Pennsylvania-sired events.

“I love these three fillies and I love my job,” Giallorenzo said. “It’s easy to say that maybe I am using this experience to eventually go out and have my own stable. I mean, that’s a possibility for every trainer who works for a top stable, but I’m in no hurry to move on. I’ll stay here another 10 years or more and be perfectly happy.

“It’s the perfect place for me. I’m back home in the USA, but as far as the horses go, I’m kind of still in Sweden. I love my wife, I love my children, and I love my life. I couldn’t possibly ask for more. It’s really a dream come true even though it took a long time.”

Okay, so now we know all about the mysterious disappearance and reappearance of Christian Giallorenzo. He simply went on a very long vacation to Sweden and returned with some priceless souvenirs – beautiful family, a full heart and a full life.

That’s a nice vacation, isn’t it?

Courtesy Christian GiallorenzoGiallorenzo’s other children Kevin, Sandra and David.

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The rise of reluctant catch driver Jordan Rossby James Platz

Jordan Ross did not have aspirations of becoming a catch driver. In fact, after the loss of his grandfather and horseman, Graham Ross, he stepped away from the business for a time. The Covington, TN native was lured back to harness racing a few years ago, and the 24-year-old is gaining valuable experience in the bike and producing wins. Racing at Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino and the Indiana fair circuit, Ross is putting together a banner season.

“I love it, it’s been going well at both the fairs and Hoosier. I’ve just been driving better all around. Just getting more comfortable being behind horses and learning how to rate a horse,” Ross said of his improved statistics. “I’m learning which horses like to be on the front and which do not. I’m getting the feel of it, and that has a lot to do with it.”

Dean GilletteLast week, Jordan Ross drove Jusmakinyalook to victory in

her Indiana Sires Stakes test for sophomore trotting fillies at Harrah’s

Hoosier Park.

Ross made his first starts as a driver in 2015 and 2016, lining up behind the gate five times each year. That first season he collected a quartet of third-place finishes. The next year, he notched three wins, each on the Indiana fair circuit. Fast forward to 2021 and the young driver collected 49 winners in 422 starts, with purse earnings of $490,376, each a career mark. Ross is on pace to break each of those standards. He has already surpassed his win total of last year with 60 scores in 315 attempts. His $445,906 in purses to date put him in line to exceed the $500,000 milestone for the first time.

From an early age, Ross was immersed in racing through his grandfather, who campaigned horses in Illinois. Graham Ross operated a modest stable, serving as owner/trainer, and his grandson spent a good deal of time around the barn and the racetrack.

“He had a pretty big stable. We had a stable of 15 or 20 horses at times. We raced Springfield, Balmoral and the fairs in Illinois,” Ross said.

When his grandfather died, Ross took a sabbatical of sorts. It was Larry Poindexter, a close friend of Graham Ross, that encouraged Jordan to come back to the business. Poindexter purchased a couple of horses, sending them to trainer Robert Taylor. Taylor and his father were also friends of Jordan’s grandfather. Upon his return, Jordan went to work in Taylor’s barn.

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“Larry bought a couple of horses and brought me back to it. That’s when I started helping Spence (Taylor). He let me drive here and there, and I fell in love with racing again,” said Ross.

The up-and-coming horseman would have been content to work as an assistant trainer, but Poindexter suggested Ross drive competitively, an idea he was reluctant to pursue. The owner, also from Covington, was persistent, though, and the two struck a deal.

“Larry talked me into it. I told him that if he bought the colors I would try it. He said, ‘Well, if I buy them, I get to pick the colors.’ I said okay, that’s fine,” Ross said. “We’re the Covington Chargers, and our high school colors are purple and gold with a lightning bolt. Larry’s a big basketball fan, so he just went with the hometown colors.”

Ross and his unmistakable gold lightning bolt are visiting winner’s circles with increased regularity. Last season, the reinsman finished in the top five on the Indiana fair circuit as a driver. A chance opportunity steering trotting filly Swan Fine Lady for trainer Mervin Schmucker in 2021 led to a new relationship that is paying dividends.

“Actually, Doug Rideout started with her and he had one in there with her. Mervin asked me to drive her and I won with her and he stuck with me and gave me a few more to drive.

We clicked that way,” said Ross.

He guided Swan Fine Lady to victory in the $25,000 Governor’s Cup Championship at the Indiana State Fair last August, winning by more than two lengths. Ross picked up another championship victory with Northern Network, a sophomore pacing colt owned by Poindexter and trained by Taylor.

“I’ve been trying to get a little better each year,” he said of increasing his success at the fairs. “When I started out at the fairs I would get a start or two every now and then.”

This season, Ross and Schmucker have teamed for 15 wins on the fair circuit. The driver currently ranks second in the standings with 37 victories, registering wins for multiple trainers. At Harrah’s Hoosier Park, he is slotted 15th in the standings, with 18 wins – the same number he collected in the 2021 meet – and just over $270,000 in earnings. His biggest win of the season came last week in Indiana Sires Stakes action, where he steered the Taylor-trained Jusmakinyalook to a 1:53.4 score July 20 in a

$47,500 division for sophomore trotting fillies. Ross counts the daughter of Pinetucky, which he works with daily at the barn, as his favorite horse.

“I’m going to have to go with her, just because she’s not an easy horse to get along with. She’s kind of a complicated horse to drive, so she gives you a challenge. She’s not really a handy horse to drive,” he said.

Jusmakinyalook provided Ross with his first Indiana Sires Stakes win last season as a 2-year-old. This season, she missed the board in the first leg and raced second twice before breaking through for a win in the top series.

“She had a couple setbacks where she made a couple breaks. She’s just been a little hot, a little warm. But we’ve got her figured out now,” Ross said. “Last week she was just awesome. She raced good and got the job done; she was really nice. She’s in there with some pretty tough horses.”

Jusmakinyalook isn’t the only filly Ross had piloted to victory in stakes action. Three days after his Hoosier Park score, the driver guided favorite Apple Valley to a 1:52.4 triumph in the $50,000 Plum Peachy championship at Hawthorne Racecourse. The Major Bombay sophomore, trained by James Molitor for breeder and owner Michael Perrin, won by a length and a quarter.

If that were not enough, Ross is also training a freshman pacing filly he considers “pretty decent” that he co-owns with Poindexter. RNR Lucky Vida, sired by Luck Be Withyou, has a win and runner-up performance in two starts, taking a mark of 1:52.4 at Hoosier Park her last time out.

“My goal was to do better than last year. As long as I can get better each year, that’s my goal,” Ross said.

Mission accomplished.

Larry (Poindexter) talked me into (driving). I told him that if he bought the colors I would try it. He said, ‘Well, if I buy them, I get to pick the colors.’ I said okay, that’s fine. We’re the Covington Chargers, and our high school colors are purple and gold with a lightning bolt. Larry’s a big basketball fan, so he just went with the hometown colors.

~ Jordan Ross

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Heidi Saner already making a name for herself in Iowaby Chris Lomon

Her career in the race bike has just started, but Heidi Saner is already showing plenty of drive.

Less than 10 starts into her standardbred career, Saner, daughter of longtime trainer John Saner, and the girlfriend of fellow driver Jason Telfer, has already made a name for herself in Iowa racing circles.

She wasted little time in announcing her arrival onto the local scene, finishing third in her milestone first official start, the one that came at Bloomfield, a half-mile oval in the city of the same name, on July 12.

Her partner on that day was Beach Bum Harley, a 2-year-old pacing son of Beachtrea—Aries Angel, owned and trained by her father.

The odds – it was a non-betting affair — were stacked against the driver and the colt bred by Spring Haven Farm in Utica, OH, but the duo managed to finish third of four against more seasoned competition.

“So, I’m in there with a 2-year-old, and the others are seven- and eight-year-olds. My horse, the fastest he had gone at that point was 2:14, and the other horses were in the 1:54 and 1:56 range. But we all crossed the finish line at what seemed to be the same time and the race went in 2.03.3. You want to win, but that was such an amazing effort on his part. He really stepped up and showed a lot of heart.”

The pair’s next start came at Monticello on July 21, a non-betting race with a purse of $1,000.

This time, it wasn’t a close finish. And this time, Saner and Beach Bum Harley had a picture-perfect ending to their journey together.

“I’m still smiling about it,” said Saner, of the milestone win for both horse and driver. “It wasn’t really a close finish, the other horses were a bit of a ways back, so that was a good feeling all around. It was exciting. That’s the moment you always hope for and when it does happen, it’s just as good as you dreamed of.”

In many ways, Beach Bum Harley happens to be the perfect fit for Saner.

What he lacks in size, he more than makes up for in spirit.

“I like driving the smaller-type horses. The smaller ones, I always seem to get along with them better. They have the same amount

Courtesy Heidi SanerDriver Heidi Saner in action.

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of drive as the bigger ones, but for whatever I reason, I tend to get along with them better. He’s off to race in Ohio now because he’s not Iowa-sired. I’m very grateful to have started out with him. He’s a smaller horse, so that makes me happy too. He and I will always have a special connection.

Perhaps the best thing Saner has going for her so far in her career is a willingness to learn her craft.

While some athletes could be swayed by their early success, that’s just not her style.

“I still do get a little nervous before I line up before the gate, being around the other horses. Usually, I jog or train them by myself, so this is a totally different scenario. But it does get easier with each start.”

It was in the last five or so years that the thought of sitting in the sulky began to occupy Saner’s thoughts more regularly.

In 2021, she made the decision to earn her driver’s license.

“I’ve wanted to drive for a long time, but I was also so nervous. Finally, last year, I thought, ‘Okay, I’m ready.’ So, I got my license and I just love it.”

It’s also helpful to have a long association with the standardbreds and to a person who knows the industry well.

“My dad has been part of the industry my whole life. He raced out in Illinois, in Chicago and all the big tracks, and then moved to Iowa. He got out of it for a little bit and then back into it about 10 years ago. The last six years or so, he’s had his own horses. I help him out almost every day, jogging horses, cleaning stalls and all of that.”

Saner isn’t shy about asking for advice or being open to hearing it.

Support is easy to come by.

“My dad, he’s always giving me tips. He’s very, very smart about all of this stuff. I listen to everything says. My boyfriend, he’s the same way. He’ll tell me if I’m doing something right, something wrong, if I need to change up something. But both of them have always been there for me and have really helped me.”

The biggest challenge when she’s holding the reins happens to come before the field is sent on its way.

With each start, however, that particular challenge becomes a little bit more manageable.

“Going to the starting gate is a bit tough right now. One horse, Midnight Celebrity, I’ve driven him twice now, and he’s huge. I was a little intimidated driving him at first because he really wants to get going and I have to hold him back at a bit. By the end of the race, my arms were like jello. But that’s only helped me get more comfortable, having those different experiences with different horses. That’s what you want and that’s what you need to grow. They all teach you something different.”

Soon enough, in a little less than a month’s time, Saner will be sporting a different look than she currently does om the racetrack.

Her racing colors have been ordered and she’s counting down the days until they arrive at her front door.

“The colors I picked are purple, black, and white. Purple is my favorite color, and I just thought the black and white would look nice together with that.”

Bu the young horsewoman from Iowa is looking to make more than just a fashion statement in the days, weeks, and months ahead.

Saner, a Certified Medical Assistant, who also works at a local hospital and an area nursing home, will look to keep her early momentum going.

An open mind, staunch support from her boyfriend and her father, combined with an optimistic outlook, are an ideal trifecta for the new driver seeking to establish herself on the racetrack.

“Life is good. I just want to keep getting better, learn as much as I can, and get better every day. I really love what I do. I’m happy I made the decision to become a driver.”

I’m still smiling about it. It wasn’t really a close finish, the other horses were a bit of a ways back, so that was a good feeling all around. It was exciting. That’s the moment you always hope for and when it does happen, it’s just as good as you dreamed of.

~ Heidi Saner

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Adare Castle is a once in a lifetime horse for Etsell and Co.by Austin Stanton / OSS publicity

The average price for a yearling at the 2020 Harrisburg Sale was $38,215. Adare Castle was a $10,000 purchase for trainer Mark Etsell and his fellow owners. That $10,000 yearling has turned into the best horse Etsell has ever trained.

“Everybody just feels fortunate that we have this filly,” said Etsell. “You can’t order them this way. They don’t come along often, if ever. We feel very blessed with it, and we appreciate it. It’s probably the only one we’ll have like her, and we are enjoying the ride.”

After a sensational 2-year-old season where she won 7 times in 9 starts, the Muscle Mass—Pacific Edge daughter with over $750,000 in earnings for Etsell and co-owners Robert Newton, Graham Hopkins, and Peter Porter, has come back at three without missing a step. Her record is 4-1-0 through five starts in her sophomore campaign.

“The biggest reason for her strong comeback is we never over raced her at 2,” said Etsell. “We kept it pretty minimal.”

That’s about to change as stakes season kicks into full swing across Ontario, with two more Ontario Sires Stakes Gold legs, the OSS Super Final, Simcoe, Casual Breeze, and Elegant Image stakes on the horizon for Etsell’s star pupil.

“When they’re racing every week, their schedule gets changed. It’s not as much work, and a little bit more paddock time,” said Etsell. “The biggest thing when we hit the busy schedule will be to keep her happy and not overwork her.”

Etsell has had success with trotting fillies before, his most prolific being Blossom Seelster, who made over $370,000 in 74 starts along with Fleur Collins, winner of a Champlain division in 1992, and Scent of a Woman who won a Peaceful Way division in 1994.

Of his three most successful female trotters, only Blossom Seelster went on to race in the Breeders Crown, something that might on Adare Castle’s calendar if she continues her winning ways into October when harness racing’s championships come north of the 49th parallel to Woodbine Mohawk Park.

She is not already staked to the race, and would have to be supplemented, but it has been discussed by Etsell and his partners.

“When that comes around, we can make that decision a week ahead if she’s healthy and racing good,” said Etsell. “She’s got enough money made so if we need to throw some at that, we can.”

But there is a lot more racing for the prodigious filly between now and the end of October when the Hambletonian Society’s event rolls into town.

Her next start is planned for August 15 at Grand River Raceway in an OSS Gold leg where she will be hard done by to top her performance from 2021 when she set a track record of 1:57.1 for two-year-old trotting fillies in a Gold winning performance.

One thing you can be sure of is that her owners will be in the stands cheering her on and soaking in the ride of being part of such an amazing filly.

“They’re having a ball. They don’t miss many races,” said Etsell. “They realize that these are once in a lifetime things. You don’t plan on grabbing one of these horses every year.”

Click here for current OSS Standings for 3-year-old trotting fillies.New Image Media

Adare Castle (James MacDonald).

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Erv Miller trainees repeat in ISS action for freshman filliesby Emily Gaskin / Harrah’s Hoosier Park

After posting impressive debuts in the opening round of Indiana Sires Stakes action, trainer Erv Miller’s 2-year-old pacing fillies were back in the spotlight at Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Wednesday (July 27) as they made another clean sweep of the stakes action on the card. Two $68,000 divisions of Indiana Sires Stakes were featured on the evening/s card as the fillies squared off in the second round of their six round series. Fillies from trainer Erv Miller’s barn finished first and second in both divisions.  

Beauty N Grace, with driver Atlee Bender in the bike, made her second trip to the winner’s circle in her second lifetime start in the opening division — scoring impressively in 1:51.1. Beauty N Grace benefitted from a pocket trip while her stablemate Sleazy Mama, driven by Trace Tetrick, dictated fractions of :27.1, :56, and 1:24.1. When the field turned for home, Bender tipped Beauty N Grace from the pocket and stablemates battled all the way to the wire. Beauty N Grace was a two length winner over Sleazy Mama while Polks Image and Peter Wrenn rounded out the trifecta. Sent off as the 8-5 second choice, Beauty N Grace returned $5.20 at the betting windows. 

The daughter of Tellitlikeitis—Safta Perry pushed her lifetime bankroll to $69,000. With the victory, Beauty N Grace is now undefeated in two lifetime starts and established a new lifetime best in the process. Beauty N Grace is owned by R. Ruffolo, Bowie Racing, L. Willinger, and R. Howles and was bred by Victory Hill Farm. 

Not to be outdone by her stablemate, JKs Lucky Lou turned in an impressive performance of her own to capture the second split of the stakes action in a new lifetime best of 1:51.2 with driver Trace Tetrick in the bike. JKs Lucky Lou is now undefeated in three starts this season.

Dean GilletteJKs Lucky Lou (Trace Tetrick) set a 1:51.2 lifetime best winning her Indiana Sires Stakes division for 2-year-old pacing fillies on Wednesday at Harrah’s Hoosier Park.

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Tetrick sent the 3-5 favorite to the front from post seven and she never looked back. JKs Lucky Lou utilized a :27.3 closing kick to hold off a late charge from her stablemate Tell’s On A Roll and driver Atlee Bender. Tell’s On A Roll was forced to settle for second place honors while Layallourloveonme and John DeLong utilized a ground saving trip to finish third. JKs Lucky Lou returned $3.40 for the victory.  

With the win, JKs Lucky Lou has now bankrolled $74,000 lifetime from three lifetime starts. Owned in partnership by Douglas Overhiser, Rocco Ruffolo and Rick Howles, JKs Lucky Lou was bred by David Wayne Yoder and Daryl Lehman. Jks Lucky Lou and Beauty N Grace’s victories were two of three training victories on the program for trainer Erv Miller. 

TWO-YEAR-OLD TROTTING FILLIES FACE OFF IN ISSTwo-year-old trotting fillies took center stage at Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Tuesday (July 26) with two $67,000 Indiana Sires Stakes divisions headlining the evening’s 14-race card. It was the second preliminary round of their eight round series.

After a convincing win in the opening round of stakes action, Yo Beth D and driver, trainer, owner Verlin Yoder turned in another dominant performance to capture the first division on the card. Stopping the timer in 1:55, Yo Beth D scored her second consecutive stakes victory and established a new lifetime best in the process. 

Leaving from post seven, Yoder sent Yo Beth D to the front and she carved out splits of :27.4, :57, and 1:25.4. Turning for home, Yo Beth D was on top by four and she coasted on to the wire finishing well in hand at the wire. Five Star Photo and Trace Tetrick were second while Marys Magic and Brandon Bates finished third. As the 3-5 favorite, Yo Beth D returned $3.20 at the betting windows. 

The daughter of Helpisontheway—Scented Roses pushed her lifetime earnings to $66,250.

In the second division, T’s Pride utilized similar tactics and went gate to wire in 1:56.4 with driver Trace Tetrick in the bike. T’s Pride went to the front and was able to hold off a late charge in the lane from Helpineedsomebody and John Delong to get the win by three-parts of a length. Flo Lashomb and Homer Hochstetler rounded out the trifecta. As the 3-2 co-favorite, T’s Pride returned $5.00 to her backers at the betting windows. 

Trained by Erv Miller, T’s Pride recorded her second lifetime victory from three lifetime starts. The 1:56.4 final time was a new lifetime best for the daughter of You Know You Do—Cheetah Hall who is owned by Anthony Lombardi and The Kales Company LLC. The victory was also one of four wins on the evening’s card for driver Trace Tetrick and trainer Erv Miller.

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Wendy J LowerySeven Hundred (Jim Morrill Jr.) won the first of two NYSS divisions for sophomore pacing colts on Wednesday at Batavia Downs.

Seven Hundred, JD win NYSS splits at Batavia Downsby Tim Bojarski for Batavia Downs

The “Glamour Division” of the New York Sire Stakes was well represented on Wednesday night (July 27) at Batavia Downs as 14 top 3-year-old pacing colts and geldings bred in the Empire State lined up in two $59,200 contests.

In the first division, Seven Hundred (Huntsville—Exclamation) took advantage of a perfect trip to score his second NYSS victory.

Twin B Deluxe (Jason Bartlett) went right for the lead while Seven Hundred (Jim Morrill Jr.) and Bounty Hunter (Jordan Stratton) tucked in behind for the journey. The horses remained in single file behind Twin B Deluxe through fractions of :27.3, :57.4 and 1:24.2 before rounding the final turn for home. It was there that Seven Hundred left the pocket, bolted past the tiring leader and held off a fast closing Roll With The Flow (Mark Macdonald) to win by three-quarters of a length in 1:52.4.

Seven Hundred ($9.70) is owned by Rick Berks and is trained by Jake Leamon. Blue Chip Bloodstock and Our Horses Sense Stable bred the winner. 

Morrill ended the night with a total of four driving victories. 

The second division saw NYSS 2-year-old champion JD (So Surreal—Park N Orchard) look like he’s ready to defend that title as he went gate to wire in victory.

Mark Macdonald left like a shot for the lead with JD while the heavily favored Pleaseletmeknow (Braxton Boyd) also left from seventh and dropped in third. With everyone seated, Macdonald grabbed leather and backed down the second quarter to :29.4, forcing Pleaseletmeknow to come first up just past the three-eighths. The two hooked up in turn three and matched strides in :27.2 to three-quarters,

and then to the top of the stretch. But there, JD forged ahead and separated by 2-¾ lengths at the line and won in 1:52.4.

It was the third win in a row for JD ($5.40) who is owned by his trainer Ray Schnittker along with George Zitone and Melissa Beckwith. Zitone also bred the pacer. 

Live racing resumes at Batavia Downs on Saturday (July 30) with post time at 6 p.m. Free full past performance race programs for all live race days can be downloaded by visiting the track’s website at bataviadownsgaming.com and clicking the “Live Racing” tab.

Wendy J LoweryJD (Mark MacDonald) won the other NYSS division.

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HRU Upcoming Stakes

Friday, July 29Purse Race PP Track Age, Sex, Gait Race #(s) 1st Race Post

$40,000 Ohio Sires Stakes a Scioto Downs 2YOCT 1, 6, 14 3:15 p.m.

$30,000 The Dick Richardson Trot a Scioto Downs TROT 10 3:15 p.m.

$20,000 Arden Downs a The Meadows 2YOCT 2, 4 5:10 p.m.

$20,000 Arden Downs a The Meadows 2YOFT 8, 9 5:10 p.m.

$20,000 Peter Haughton eliminations a Meadowlands 2YOCT 6 6:20 p.m.

$20,000 Jim Doherty eliminations a Meadowlands 2YOFT 8 6:20 p.m.

$12,000 Incredible Finale consolation a Hawthorne 2YOCP 4 7:15 p.m.

$50,000 Kadabra final a Hawthorne 2YOCT 5 7:15 p.m.

$50,000 Incredible Finale final a Hawthorne 2YOCP 6 7:15 p.m.

Saturday, July 30Purse Race PP Track Age, Sex, Gait Race #(s) 1st Race Post

$35,698 Arden Downs a The Meadows 3YOCT 4 11:45 a.m.

$32,323 Arden Downs a The Meadows 3YOFT 8 11:45 a.m.

$20,000 Arden Downs a The Meadows 2YOCP 10, 12, 13 11:45 a.m.

$102,355 Adioo Volo a The Meadows 3YOFP 11 11:45 a.m.

$35,160 Arden Downs a The Meadows 2YOFP 14 11:45 a.m.

$350,000 Adios a The Meadows 3YOP 15 11:45 a.m.

$40,000 Ohio Sires Stakes a Northfield Park 2YOCP 10, 12 6 p.m.

$7,000 Prospect Series a Kawartha Downs 3YOCT 2 6 p.m.

$67,000 Indiana Sires Stakes a Harrah's Hoosier Park 2YOCT 10, 11 6:15 p.m.

$10,000 Gail Murray invitational pace a Hanover Raceway INVIT. PACE 8 6:15 p.m.

$52,200 Dream Of Glory final a Hanover Raceway TROT 10 6:15 p.m.

$61,800 Tompkins-Geers a Meadowlands 3YOCP 7 6:20 p.m.

$40,000 Hambletonian Oaks eliminations a Meadowlands 3YOFT 8, 10 6:20 p.m.

$100,000 Hambletonian eliminations a Meadowlands 3YOOT 9, 11 6:20 p.m.

$42,400 Tompkins-Geers a Meadowlands 3YOFP 12 6:20 p.m.

$40,000 Miss Versatility a Meadowlands MARE TROT 13 6:20 p.m.

$22,600 Ontario Sires Stakes - Grassroots a Hiawatha Horse Park 3YOCP 6, 9 6:30 p.m.

$12,000 Incredible Tillie consolation a Hawthorne 2YOFP 4 7:15 p.m.

$50,000 Fox Valley Flan final a Hawthorne 2YOFT 5 7:15 p.m.

$50,000 Incredible Tillie final a Hawthorne 2YOFP 7 7:15 p.m.

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Sunday, July 31Purse Race PP Track Age, Sex, Gait Race #(s) 1st Race Post

$30,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series a The Red Mile 2YOCT 3, 6 1 p.m.

$15,000 Kentucky Golden Rod Series a The Red Mile 2YOCT 4, 8, 12 1 p.m.

$80,000 Kentucky Championship Series a The Red Mile 2YOCT 7, 10 1 p.m.

$7,200 Prospect Series a Clinton Raceway 2YOFP 4, 6 1:30 p.m.

$17,500 Buckeye Stallion Series a Northfield Park 2YOCT 1, 3, 6, 11 6 p.m.

$6,600 Minnesota-Sired C a Running Aces 3YOT 1 7 p.m.

$9,900 Minnesota-Sired B a Running Aces 3YOT 2 7 p.m.

$16,500 Minnesota-Sired A a Running Aces 3YOT 4 7 p.m.

Monday, Aug. 1Purse Race PP Track Age, Sex, Gait Race #(s) 1st Race Post

$6,500 New York Excelsior B a Monticello Raceway 2YOCT 1 12:10 p.m.

$15,000 New York Excelsior A a Monticello Raceway 2YOCT 4, 10 12:10 p.m.

$53,500 New York Sires Stakes a Monticello Raceway 2YOCT 6, 8 12:10 p.m.

$100,400Ontario Sires Stakes - Gold Series a Grand River Raceway 3YOFP 3, 5 12:30 p.m.

$155,000 Battle of the Belles final a Grand River RacewayON-SIRED

2YOFP10 12:30 p.m.

$204,000 Battle of Waterloo final a Grand River RacewayON-SIRED

2YOP11 12:30 p.m.

$30,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series a The Red Mile 2YOFT 1, 4, 7 1 p.m.

$15,000 Kentucky Golden Rod Series a The Red Mile 2YOFT 2, 6, 9 1 p.m.

$80,000 Kentucky Championship Series a The Red Mile 2YOFT 12 1 p.m.

HRU Upcoming Stakes

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Lexington Selected to conduct mixed sale

Lexington Selected Sales Co. has announced that its mixed sale has returned for 2022 and will be held Saturday, Oct. 8 at the Fasig-Tipton Newtown Paddocks.

The sale follows the company’s annual Selected Yearling Sale, which wraps up Friday night, and comes on the eve of the Red Mile’s 130th Kentucky Futurity.

Entries of racehorses, race fillies and breeding stock are now being accepted. Consignors may enter by calling the company’s Lexington (859-255-8431) or New York (914-773-7777) offices.

“The mixed sale is a logical extension of the yearling market, and all the domestic and international buyers in town always makes it an exciting venue and a great time to sell,” said co-manager David Reid. “It further enhances what’s come to be called ‘The Lexington Experience.’”

Reid also mentioned that owners and trainers shouldn’t overlook the fact that selling quality racehorses and race fillies in Lexington creates what he called “instant capital” to help cover the expense of yearlings that were purchased just days before.

The company’s last mixed sale, held in 2020 during the uncertain times of the Covid-19 pandemic, posted a racehorse average of more than $57,000 and was led by the 3-year-old race filly and broodmare prospect Creature Of Habit at $350,000.

Co-manager Randy Manges agreed the sale’s a natural fit. He noted the entire Fasig-Tipton facility and auction crew is already in place to accommodate an extra date, and that it’s an easy “ship in and sell” for consignors.

Lexington Selected Sales Co.

Pebble Beach, Beach Glass set for epic battle in Saturday’s Adios

Elimination winners Pebble Beach and Beach Glass will leave from post positions 3 and 5, respectively, in Saturday’s (July 30) $350,000 final of the Delvin Miller Adios Pace for the Orchids at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows.

Connections of the eliminations winners selected their post positions, with Pebble Beach choosing first after winning a draw with Beach Glass for that right. All other post positions were determined by random draw.

The Adios anchors a blockbuster 15-race card that features six Grand Circuit stakes, including the Quinton Patterson Adioo Volo for 3-year-old filly pacers. First post is 11:45 AM, with the Adios going as race 15 with an approximate post time of 5 PM.

While there’s talent aplenty in the Adios field, the race shapes up as another battle between Beach Glass and Pebble Beach, the titans of the 3-year-old colt pacing division, in their season-long struggle for supremacy.

Beach Glass (Somebeachsomewhere—Im With Her), who won the Meadowlands Pace for Yannick Gingras, trainer Brent MacGrath and owner Schooner II Stable, jogged to a 5-3/4-length victory in his elimination. North America Cup champion Pebble Beach (Downbytheseaside—Santa Rosa) was just as dominant in his elimination, scoring by exactly the same margin as Beach Glass did. Todd McCarthy drove for trainer Noel Daley and owners Patricia Stable, Joe Sbrocco, Country Club Acres and Laexpressfoderadeovalente.

Trainer Tony Alagna sends out three (Atlas Hanover, Nautical Hanover, Quick Snap)) in the final while trainer Ron Burke is represented by a pair (Bythemissal, River Ness).

Here’s the Adios field in post-position order with drivers (before changes) and trainers:

1. Atlas Hanover, Andrew McCarthy, Tony Alagna

2. Ario Hanover, David Miller, Brian Brown

3. Pebble Beach, Todd McCarthy, Noel Daley

4. River Ness, Ronnie Wrenn, Jr., Ron Burke

5. Beach Glass, Yannick Gingras, Brent MacGrath

6. Fourever Boy, Mike Wilder, Tim Twaddle

7. Bythemissal, Chris Page, Burke

8. Quick Snap, Dave Palone, Alagna

9. Nautical Hanover, Todd McCarthy, Alagna

Evan Pattak for the Meadows Standardbred Owners Association

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2022 Goshen Yearling Sale catalogs now available online

Catalogs for the 2022 Goshen Yearling Sale are now available for online viewing or download by clicking this link.  The sale will be held at the Mark Ford Training Center in Middletown, NY on Monday (Sept. 12) starting at noon.

The downloadable PDF file includes the complete pedigree for all horses. Printed catalogs will be available within the next week and will be mailed as soon as they arrive. Requests can be made by filling out the link on the website (under the “Catalogs” tab) or by contacting Mark Ford directly at 973-568-3253 or at fordstable@frontiernet.net .

Prospective buyers can also pick up copies of the catalog at most race tracks in New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, training facilities, at the Hambletonian at the Meadowlands and New York County Fair tracks racing through the end of August.

This year’s consignment includes 24 pacing colts, 22 trotting colts, 26 pacing fillies and 24 trotting fillies for a total of 96 yearlings from top breeders that include Blue Chip Farm, Cameo Hills Farm, Leatherstocking Equine Center, Winbak Farms, Marie Houghtaling, Pine Hill Stable, Silver Tradition Stable and Thywillbe Done Farm.

The sales facility is located at 90 Slaughter Road, Middletown, NY, which is within a ninety-minute drive of many major race tracks and training centers in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, making it a very convenient location.

Everything you need to know about the 2022 Goshen Yearling Sale is available on their website at www.goshenyearlingsale.com.

Tim Bojarski for the Goshen Standardbred Sales Co.

Catalogue entries closing for Blooded Horse Summer Sale

Catalogue entries for the 67th Annual Blooded Horse Summer Sale to be held Tuesday, Aug 23, at the Champions Center in Springfield, OH, will close today (July 29). Supplemental entries will be taken after that. The sale features 100 black type yearlings along with 2 and 3-year-olds, seasoned racehorses and breeding stock. Buyers from throughout the United States and Canada flock to this late summer shopping opportunity. Enter at www.bloodedhorse.com. View black type yearlings, here.

Dot Morgan for Blooded Horse Sales Co.

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BA TA VIA DOWNS report

Wednesday's Results:

4, Btva, $59,200, Pace, NEW YORK SIRE STAKES 3 YEAR OLD PACE COLTS AND GELDINGS DECLARATION FEE $ 1130.78, 27.3, 57.0, 1:24.2, 1:52.4, FT

1-Seven Hundred (c, 3, Huntsville--Exclamation, by American Ideal) $29,600, $105,000 2020 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 19-5-3-1, $97,889 O-Rick Berks. B-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc & Our Horse Cents Stables. T-Jake Leamon. D-Jim Morrill Jr.

2-Roll With The Flow (g, 3, Roll With Joe--Streisands Place, by Artsplace) $14,800, $15,000 2020 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 20-5-5-2, $83,471 O-Hutt Racing Stable & Middlebrook Racing L.P & Blake C Macintosh, CA. B-Winbak Farm. T-Jessica Fallon. D-Mark Macdonald.

3-Twin B Deluxe (g, 3, American Ideal--Jk Isn'tshelovely, by Somebeachsomewhere) $7,104, $37,000 2020 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 14-5-3-2, $83,238 O-Michael Goldberg Racingllc & A Harris Racing LLC. B-Twinbrook Limited, CA. T-Andrew Harris. D-Jason Bartlett.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1Q, 1T, 2, 1H, T - Finish Order: Huntanover, Bounty Hunter, Stretch The Line, Blue Collar Man

5, Btva, $15,000, Pace, NEW YORK SIRE STAKES EXCELSIOR A 3 YEAR OLD COLTS AND GELDINGS DECLARATION FEE $330.78, 27.0, 56.0, 1:24.3, 1:53.4, FT

1-Bluesville (g, 3, Huntsville--Dontcrymetheblues, by Western Ideal) $7,500, $70,000 2020 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 13-5-4-0, $43,341 O-Purple Haze Stables LLC. B-Frederick W Hertrich III. T-George Ducharme. D-Tyler Buter.

2-Hunted House (c, 3, Huntsville--Gray Ghost, by Art Major) $3,750, Lifetime Record: 10-2-5-1, $33,410 O-Raymond W Schnittker & David M Pepin & Flintlock Farm Inc. B-Raymond W Schnittker & David M Pepin & Flintlock Farm Inc. T-Ray Schnittker. D-Mark Macdonald.

3-Foxhunt (g, 3, Huntsville--Wrangler Magic, by Mach Three) $1,800, $75,000 2020 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 21-2-4-3, $46,679 O-Black Magic Racing, LLC. B-Crawford Farms LLC. T-Megan Scran. D-Jordan Stratton.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 2, 1H, 1T, 2, 1H - Finish Order: Armed Bandit, Prairie Handsome, Shakertown, Stewardoftheland, Timetoroll Hanover

6, Btva, $15,000, Pace, FILLES AND MARES OPEN I POST POSITIONS 1 - 2 DRAWN POST POSITIONS 3 - 6 DRAWN POST POSITIONS 7 - 8 DRAWN, 28.0, 57.2, 1:26.3, 1:55.0, FT

1-Tuapeka Jessie N (m, 6, Bettor's Delight--Tuapeka Maddy, by Christian Cullen) $7,500, Lifetime Record: 71-14-12-4, $169,755 O-Vogel & Wags Nags LLC & Team Rice Racing LLC. B-Mrs J M Davie, NZ & D J Cummings, NZ. T-Maria Rice. D-Jim Morrill Jr.

2-Demeter N (m, 7, Art Major--Weka Lass, by Badlands Hanover) $3,750, Lifetime Record: 96-23-19-19, $274,716 O-Shark Racing Stable. B-L J Smith, NZ. T-Larry Stalbaum. D-Larry Stalbaum.

3-Bellini Seelster (m, 5, Mach Three--Bold Amoretto, by Big Jim) $1,800, $67,000 2018 LONDON, Lifetime Record: 90-18-7-14, $147,980 O-Carl A Monti. B-Seelster Farms Inc, CA. T-Darrin Monti. D-Drew Monti.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, 1H, T - Finish Order: She Can Party, Arnie's Angel, Super Saturation, Dontustopbelievn N, Pretty Blue Angel

7, Btva, $59,200, Pace, NEW YORK SIRE STAKES 3 YEAR OLD PACE COLTS AND GELDINGS DECLARATION FEE $ 1130.78, 27.2, 57.1, 1:24.3, 1:52.4, FT

1-Jd (g, 3, So Surreal--Park N Orchard, by Art Major) $29,600, $20,000 2020 GOSHEN, Lifetime Record: 20-7-2-6, $260,349 O-Raymond W Schnittker & George E Zitone & Melissa Beckwith. B-George E Zitone. T-Ray Schnittker. D-Mark Macdonald.

2-Syracuse Express (c, 3, American Ideal--City Delight, by Bettor's Delight) $14,800, $43,000 2020 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 14-4-1-3, $41,976 O-James S De Armond & Jessica L Okusko & Salvatore G Vullo. B-Steve H Stewart & The Bay's Stable LLC & Daniel J Baer. T-Jessica Okusko. D-Jim Morrill Jr.

3-Pleaseletmeknow (g, 3, American Ideal--I Said Please, by Well Said) $7,104, Lifetime Record: 15-9-3-2, $399,578 O-Fiddler's Creek Stables LLC. B-Fiddler's Creek Stables LLC. T-Travis Alexander. D-Braxten Boyd.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1Q, HD, Q, H, 2T - Finish Order: Xmarxthespot, Flip My Chip, Shake It, Forrest Blu

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8, Btva, $15,000, Pace, NEW YORK SIRE STAKES EXCELSIOR A 3 YEAR OLD COLTS AND GELDINGS DECLARATION FEE $330.78, 27.2, 55.4, 1:24.0, 1:53.1, FT

1-Kingsville (g, 3, Huntsville--Artchitecture, by Artsplace) $7,500, $23,000 2020 GOSHEN, Lifetime Record: 12-6-3-0, $71,027 O-B & I Stables LLC. B-Vieux Carre Farms LLC. T-Gareth Dowse. D-Jason Bartlett.

2-Lanjo Lee (g, 3, So Surreal--My Drag Queen, by Dragon Again) $3,750, Lifetime Record: 19-12-3-1, $115,690 O-Gordon Lee Swift. B-J L Sadowsky LLC. T-Jeff Sorenson. D-Tyler Buter.

3-Bloodhound (g, 3, Huntsville--Bettoronthebeach, by Bettor's Delight) $1,800, $27,000 2020 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 15-3-1-5, $39,660 O-James A Crawford IV. B-Walnridge Farm Inc. T-Claude Huckabone III. D-Jordan Stratton.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: T, 1H, 1Q, 1Q, 1H - Finish Order: Sir Real Games, Lannister Hanover, Letmecallyouback, Huntsville Place, Galactic Storm

HA RRA H'S HOOSIER PA RK report

Wednesday's Results:

1, HoP, $16,000, Pace, **INDIANA SIRES STAKES ELIGIBLE** 2 Year Old Fillies - A Division (purse reflects $16,000 from SBDF), 26.0, 54.2, 1:24.1, 1:52.1, FT

1-Face The Z Tam (f, 2, Rockin Image--No Respect, by Sportsmaster) $8,000, $16,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $8,000 O-Indy Lane Stables & Z Tam Stables LLC. B-John E Mcgill & Lavon L Miller. T-Joe Putnam. D-Joey Putnam.

2-Red Clover (f, 2, Luck Be Withyou--Fox Valley Praline, by Sportsmaster) $4,000, $7,200 2021 ILL-CL, Lifetime Record: 3-0-1-2, $5,980 O-Mr Carroll A. & Diane Hays. B-James J Reynolds & Terry & Judy Rathgeber. T-Mr. Carroll Hays. D-Kyle Husted.

3-La Rockin Shania (f, 2, Rockin Image--Sapphire Martini, by Dream Work) $1,920, $9,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-2, $7,590 O-L Clayton Reid & Tom T Tetrick. B-Devon J Slabach. T-Tom T Tetrick. D-Trace Tetrick.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 10H, 8, 2H, 1, 3Q - Finish Order: Holymotherofmoses, Luck Of An Angel, Rnr Lucky Vida, Check One, Royal Tell

2, HoP, $17,500, Pace, **THE SONNY CORLEONE** Fillies and Mares - Claiming Price $15,000 (W/A), 26.3, 56.0, 1:24.0, 1:51.4, FT

1-Ever A Jk (f, 3, Jk Endofanera--Mcever, by McArdle) $8,750, $9,500 2020 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 23-5-3-2, $38,485 O-Zachary Ty Miller & Ed R Olwine & Cindy L Austen & Mike Bradley. B-Fred Wittmer. T-Zachary Miller. D-Jimmy Whittemore.

2-Shecaughtthekaty (m, 5, Aracache Hanover--Kate The Great, by Sportsmaster) $4,375, Lifetime Record: 79-12-13-9, $91,474 O-Terry Lee & Rachel L Leonard & Peter A Kouchis. B-Green Acres LLC & Mike J Klimas. T-Ross Leonard. D-Michael Oosting.

3-Fancy Riggin (m, 5, Riggins--Golden Jenna, by Jenna's Beach Boy) $2,100, $5,700 2018 MICHIANA, Lifetime Record: 57-6-2-7, $48,706 O-Tom T Tetrick. B-Daniel L Graber. T-Tom T Tetrick. D-Trace Tetrick.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 11, 3H, H, 2, 1 - Finish Order: Friskie Jolie, D Gs Elsa, Eternal Bliss, Dojea Gigi

5, HoP, $68,000, Pace, **INDIANA SIRES STAKES** 2 Year Old Fillies - Leg 2 (purse reflects $64,500 from SBDF), 27.1, 56.0, 1:24.1, 1:51.1, FT

1-Beauty N Grace (f, 2, Tellitl ikeitis--Safta Perry, by Always A Virgin) $34,000, $49,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $69,000 O-Rocco S Ruffolo & Bowie Racing LLC & Louis A Willinger & Rick Howles. B-Victory Hill Farm Inc. T-Erv Miller. D-Atlee Bender.

2-Sleazy Mama (f, 2, Jk Endofanera--Sleazy Dancer, by Sand Shooter) $17,000, Lifetime Record: 4-2-2-0, $49,500 O-Engel Stable Of Il LLC. B-Engel Stable Of Il LLC. T-Erv Miller. D-Trace Tetrick.

3-Polks Image (f, 2, Rockin Image--Polk Dot Hanover, by Western Ideal) $8,160, $11,500 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 3-0-1-1, $13,160 O-Pollack Racing LLC & Jeffrey W Cullipher. B-Dave L Mast. T-Jeff Cullipher. D-Peter Wrenn.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, H, 2 - Finish Order: Feetmadefordancin, Shadowrage, Meadowbrook Krista, Alwaysanun

10, HoP, $68,000, Pace, **INDIANA SIRES STAKES** 2 Year Old Fillies - Leg 2 (purse reflects $64,500 from SBDF), 26.4, 54.4, 1:23.4, 1:51.2, FT

1-Jks Lucky Lou (f, 2, Jk Endofanera--Patsys Luck, by Camluck) $34,000, $10,000 2021 MICHIANA, Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, $74,000 O-Douglas S Overhiser & Rocco S Ruffolo & Rick Howles. B-David Wayne Yoder & Daryl Lehman. T-Erv Miller. D-Trace Tetrick.

2-Tell's On A Roll (f, 2, Tellitlikeitis--Have Rock Willroll, by Rockin Image) $17,000, $19,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, $25,050 O-Ervin Miller Stable Inc & Engel Stable Of Il LLC & Louis A Willinger. B-Victory Hill Farm Inc. T-Erv Miller. D-Atlee Bender.

3-Layallyourloveonme (f, 2, Tellitlikeitis--Mystical Mj, by Sportsmaster) $8,160, $65,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 3-0-0-2, $17,560 O-Country Club Acres Inc & Joe Sbrocco & Donald E Robinson. B-Daryl Lehman. T-Brian Brown. D-John De Long.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 2, 1H, 1H, 2H, 3 - Finish Order: Always In Flight, Plan To Tell, Sweet Tell, Queen's Reign

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12, HoP, $25,000, Pace, **INDIANA SIRED MINI SERIES FINAL** 2 Year Old Fillies Non Winners of 1 Ext PM Race Lifetime (purse reflects $25,000 from SBDF), 27.2, 56.0, 1:25.0, 1:53.3, FT

1-Jennifer Rocks (f, 2, Rockin Image--V C Asteroid, by Astreos) $12,500, $40,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $14,000 O-Rocco S Ruffolo & Bowie Racing LLC & Jennifer A. Rizzo. B-Devon Knepp. T-Erv Miller. D-Atlee Bender.

2-Miss Cadet (f, 2, Always A Virgin--Katie Rocks, by Pet Rock) $6,250, $12,000 2021 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 3-0-1-1, $8,170 O-Wrenn Racing LLC. B-Cornerstone Stock Farm. T-Melanie Wrenn. D-Peter Wrenn.

3-Teracita (f, 2, Stevensville--Big White Pearl, by Big Jim) $3,000, Lifetime Record: 3-0-1-1, $8,625 O-Elson L Miller. B-Dr Kenneth M Rucker MD & Jana Lee Rucker. T-Jim Brinson. D-Sam Widger.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 12, 8H, 6T, 4H, 1T - Finish Order: Voom Voom, Babe's Image, Totally Rigged, Incredible Luck, Shake Me Loose, Take Your Pick, Martz Renee

INVERNESS RA CEWA Y report

Wednesday's Results:

4, Inv, $12,220, Pace, PHIL PINKNEY MEMORIAL (NOVA SCOTIA STAKE) 3 YR OLD PACING FILLIES, 31.4, 1:00.4, 1:30.3, 1:59.4

1-Little Miss Miley (b,f,3 - Stonebridge Terror-Sarastar-Astreos) $6,110, Lifetime Record: 15-2-1-2, $12,749 O-Jackie Heffernan B-Jonah Moase T-Myles Herrernan D-Myles Heffernan

2-West River Glo (b,f,3 - Stonebridge Terror-West River Rosie-Drop Off) O-Haley Macdonald B-Haley Shepherd, Mary Clare Macdonald T-Mary Clare Macdondald

3-Stonebeachlily (b,f,3 - Stonebridge Terror-Meetmeatthebeach-Force Of Life) O-Ultimate Stable, Todd & Trish Hardy B-Todd & Trish Hardy T-Todd Hardy D-Remond Kc Doucet

Replay Unavailable -

OCEA N DOWNS report

Wednesday's Early Results:

1, OD, $75,000, Trot, EARLY NON-WAGERING - POST TIME 6:55 MARYLAND SIRE STAKES FINAL 3 Year Old Fillies, 29.0, 58.4, 1:30.1, 2:02.2, FT

1-Charlie's Song (f, 3, Charlie De Vie--Iluvulikealuvsong, by Credit Winner) $41,250, Lifetime Record: 13-7-4-1, $156,460 O-Leblanc Racing Inc & Glenn C Dyke & Count De Money Stable & William P Lutz Jr. B-Glenn C Dyke. T-Steve Le Blanc. D-Roger Plante Jr.

2-You'll Never Be Me (f, 3, Cam's Rocket--My Baby Momma, by Tejano) $22,500, Lifetime Record: 13-5-7-0, $148,750 O-Richard L Hans. B-Richard L Hans. T-Richard Hans. D-Russell Foster.

3-Lady Eleanor (f, 3, Charlie De Vie--Mystic Magician, by Kadabra) $11,250, Lifetime Record: 12-0-1-10, $54,268 O-Pamela E Wagner. B-Thomas W & Linda J Winebrener. T-John Wagner. D-John Wagner.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 6, 5, 2H, H, T -

Wednesday's Late Results:

1, OD, $75,000, Trot, MARYLAND SIRE STAKES FINAL 3 Year Old Colts & Geldings, 30.2, 1:01.1, 1:31.2, 2:01.3, FT

1-Hoofbeats De Vie (g, 3, Charlie De Vie--Velma K, by Conway Hall) $37,500, Lifetime Record: 13-12-0-0, $180,540 O-Joie De Vie Stable LLC. B-Joie De Vie Farm LLC. T-Christopher Lakata. D-Russell Foster.

2-Tungsten Tim (g, 3, Lockkeeper--Tipsy Tiara, by Broadway Hall) $18,750, Lifetime Record: 14-0-4-2, $63,902 O-Arlene E Cameron. B-Arlene E Cameron. T-Arlene Cameron. D-John Wagner.

3-Whitesville Mr Aw (g, 3, Doggone Yankee--Volgarity, by Muscles Yankee) $11,250, Lifetime Record: 17-1-8-4, $66,135 O-Gary F White. B-Gary F White. T-Gary White. D-Trae Porter.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 1T, 1T, 2, 3H, 8T - Finish Order: Bonjour Mary Ellen

5, OD, $75,000, Pace, MARYLAND SIRE STAKES FINAL 3 Year Old Colts & Geldings, 29.2, 59.3, 1:28.4, 1:58.1, FT

1-Anthonys All In (g, 3, Rusty's All In--Native Canadian, by Allamerican Native) $37,500, Lifetime Record: 16-12-2-1, $208,160 O-Pamela E Wagner. B-Pamela E Wagner. T-John Wagner. D-John Wagner.

2-Donnys All In (g, 3, Rusty's All In--Mystical Madison, by Cam's Card Shark) $18,750, Lifetime Record: 16-2-4-4, $97,914 O-Pamela E Wagner. B-Pamela E Wagner. T-John Wagner. D-Jared Moyer.

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3-Alpha Beta (c, 3, The Fraternity Pan--Mibby, by Sportsmaster) $9,000, Lifetime Record: 10-0-2-3, $23,000 O-Howard L Birney. B-Howard L Birney. T-Howard Birney. D-Trae Porter.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 1T, 1H, 2, 5, 6Q - Finish Order: Cool Breeze, Rapid Pulse, Rusty Rambo

5, OD, $75,000, Pace, MARYLAND SIRE STAKES FINAL 3 Year Old Colts & Geldings, 29.2, 59.3, 1:28.4, 1:58.1, FT

1-Anthonys All In (g, 3, Rusty's All In--Native Canadian, by Allamerican Native) $37,500, Lifetime Record: 16-12-2-1, $208,160 O-Pamela E Wagner. B-Pamela E Wagner. T-John Wagner. D-John Wagner.

2-Donnys All In (g, 3, Rusty's All In--Mystical Madison, by Cam's Card Shark) $18,750, Lifetime Record: 16-2-4-4, $97,914 O-Pamela E Wagner. B-Pamela E Wagner. T-John Wagner. D-Jared Moyer.

3-Alpha Beta (c, 3, The Fraternity Pan--Mibby, by Sportsmaster) $9,000, Lifetime Record: 10-0-2-3, $23,000 O-Howard L Birney. B-Howard L Birney. T-Howard Birney. D-Trae Porter.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 1T, 1H, 2, 5, 6Q - Finish Order: Cool Breeze, Rapid Pulse, Rusty Rambo

SCIOTO DOWNS report

Wednesday's Results:

8, ScD, $30,000, Pace, THE DR. DAVIS PACE FINAL FILLIES ELIGIBLE TO THE BUCKEYE STALLION SERIES THAT DID NOT RACE IN THE 2ND LEG OF THE OHIO SIRES STAKES, 27.0, 56.2, 1:23.3, 1:51.2, FT

1-Allnight Micki (f, 3, Downbytheseaside--Allamerican Coed, by Dragon Again) $15,000, $54,000 2020 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 24-9-5-3, $131,957 O-Micki Rae Stables LLC & Timothy P Twaddle. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Tim Twaddle. D-Aaron Merriman.

2-Parklane Unique (f, 3, Yankee Cruiser--Parklane Sparkle, by Western Ideal) $7,500, Lifetime Record: 22-6-8-4, $86,443 O-Shirley A Le Vin. B-Shirley A Le Vin. T-Jeff Smith. D-Trevor Smith.

3-Love Me Hill (f, 3, Racing Hill--Beyonce Blue Chip, by Art Major) $3,600, Lifetime Record: 22-3-6-6, $73,495 O-Tom Hill, UK. B-Tom Hill, UK. T-Virgil Morgan Jr. D-Brett Miller.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 1H, 1T, 1H, NK - Finish Order: She Means Business, Catamaran, Bowery, Sleepwithoneyeopen, When You Kiss Me

9, ScD, $16,000, Pace, FILLIES AND MARES NON WINNERS OF 2 PMRLT (OH SIRED 3) OR $25,000 LIFETIME OHIO SIRED PREFERRED, 29.2, 57.4, 1:24.4, 1:53.3, FT

1-Mcnatural L (m, 4, McArdle--Natural Paradise, by Western Ideal) $8,000, Lifetime Record: 7-3-2-0, $20,000 O-Gary M Watson. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Herman Wheeler. D-Jeremy Smith.

2-Ocean Music (f, 3, Racing Hill--Ocean Pearl, by On The Attack) $4,000, Lifetime Record: 9-2-3-2, $27,410 O-Sandra S Burnett. B-Sandra S Burnett. T-Christi Noble. D-Dan Noble.

3-Doobie Cruze (f, 3, Mr Apples--Metallico, by Jereme's Jet) $1,920, Lifetime Record: 7-2-1-2, $20,448 O-Matt E Rowe. B-Matt E Rowe. T-Melby Ober Jr. D-Chris Page.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1T, 1H - Finish Order: Morning Sunrise, Sharp Looker, Jl's Shining Star, Fear Abby, Summer Slash, Glowing N The Dark, Seaside Flirt

15, ScD, $16,000, Pace, FILLIES AND MARES NON WINNERS OF 2 PMRLT (OH SIRED 3) OR $25,000 LIFETIME OHIO SIRED PREFERRED, 26.4, 55.1, 1:23.1, 1:53.1, FT

1-Odds On Buckeyes (m, 4, Racing Hill--Boldnbrash Hanover, by The Panderosa) $8,000, $40,000 2019 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 45-3-6-11, $62,284 O-Gordon L Brookhart & John C Froschauer. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-K. Dean Glispie. D-Tony Hall.

2-Sectionline Dragon (f, 3, Fear The Dragon--Aqua Artist, by Artsplace) $4,000, Lifetime Record: 20-3-4-5, $40,419 O-Harold Lee Bauder. B-Harold Lee & Harold L Bauder. T-Steve Bauder. D-Austin Hanners.

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3-Mermaid By The Sea (f, 3, Downbytheseaside--Friskie Lil Devil, by Feelin Friskie) $1,920, $23,000 2020 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 23-1-4-6, $76,149 O-Timothy C Holtsberry & Vip Internet Stable LLC & Cully J Mcginnis & Jeffery P Garner. B-Franklin Farms. T-Brian Brown. D-Brett Miller.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 3, 2H, 3, 2H, 1H - Finish Order: Fear The Queen, Rose Run Wylie, Welltheraceison, Dragons Revenge, Getaway Sticks, Nodramalilmama

UNION report

Wednesday's Results:

3, Union, $11,477, Pace, Maine Standardbred Breeders Stakes Three Year Old Colts and Geldings, 30.1, 1:02.1, 1:33.1, 2:01.4, FT

1-Daughtry (g, 3, Western Maverick--Unknown Artist, by Artistic Fella) $5,738, Lifetime Record: 17-3-4-3, $31,022 O-Ronald L Cushing. B-Kevin R Sywyk. T-Heidi Gibbs. D-Ron Cushing.

2-Ugotaearnyrstripes (g, 3, Deuce Seelster--Armbro Bmw, by Island Fantasy) $2,869, Lifetime Record: 17-6-3-1, $70,183 O-Edward A Blash. B-Edward A Blash. T-Stephen La Casse. D-David Ingraham.

3-Use Yah Blinkah (g, 3, Western Maverick--Caila Fra, by Artsplace) $1,721, Lifetime Record: 18-2-4-10, $70,431 O-David Thibault & Paul A Vacca & Edward G Nowak Jr & James E Hardy. B-David Thibault & Paul A Vacca & Edward G Nowak Jr & James E Hardy. T-Valerie Grondin. D-Heath Campbell.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 2Q, 2, 1, Q, Q - Finish Order: Deal With It Roman, Charlie B Tryin'

5, Union, $11,702, Pace, Maine Standardbred Breeders Stakes Three Year Old Colts and Geldings, 30.1, 1:01.1, 1:30.4, 2:00.1, FT

1-Bandolito Blaze (c, 3, Western Maverick--Paxxie, by Six Of Diamonds) $5,851, Lifetime Record: 13-3-6-3, $48,033 O-Valerie M Grondin & Rhoda M Underhill. B-Valerie M Grondin. T-Valerie Grondin. D-Heath Campbell.

2-Ranaldi (g, 3, Western Maverick--Fire Can Fly, by Real Artist) $2,925, Lifetime Record: 18-4-5-3, $41,306 O-Ronald L Cushing. B-Ronald L Cushing. T-Heidi Gibbs. D-Ron Cushing.

3-Stormin Maverick (g, 3, Western Maverick--Wolf Creek Cupid, by Art's Conquest) $1,404, Lifetime Record: 15-1-3-3, $18,357 O-Leighton Property. B-Victoria S Leighton. T-Marc Tardif. D-Andrew Harrington.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 1H, 1, 1H, 1, 1 - Finish Order: Cbf Squirt Gun, Storm Artist, Moose Crossing

HA RRA H'S HOOSIER PA RK report

Thursday's Results:

4, HoP, $16,000, Pace, **INDIANA SIRES STAKES ELIGIBLE** 2 Year Old Colts and Geldings - A Division (purse reflects $16,000 from SBDF), 26.3, 55.1, 1:24.3, 1:52.3, FT

1-Henry The Horse (g, 2, Real Desire--Just By Design, by Sportsmaster) $8,000, Lifetime Record: 5-2-3-0, $16,025 O-Joshua David Carter. B-Joshua David Carter. T-Jay Hochstetler. D-Jimmy Whittemore.

2-Uncle Dd (g, 2, Jk Endofanera--Hah Chachacha, by Always A Virgin) $4,000, Lifetime Record: 2-0-1-1, $5,200 O-Shim Racing LLC. B-Shim Racing LLC. T-Erv Miller. D-Atlee Bender.

3-Tell A Tale (c, 2, Tellitlikeitis--Yankee Pankee Bb, by Yankee Cruiser) $1,920, $6,500 2021 BHS, Lifetime Record: 3-0-0-1, $3,520 O-Jessica A Smith. B-Victory Hill Farm Inc. T-Randy Smith. D-Jordan Ross.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 3H, 2H, 1H, 3H, 2T - Finish Order: Cosmic Luck, Rusneversleeps, Ill Tell Yourdaddy, Finally Friday, Checkerswthgrandpa, Topville Somebeach, American Cactus

7, HoP, $20,000, Trot, **INDIANA SIRES STAKES ELIGIBLE** 3 Year Old Colts and Geldings (nw of an ISS Leg in 2022) (purse reflects $20,000 from SBDF), 27.4, 57.4, 1:27.0, 1:54.2, FT

1-Swan Captain (g, 3, Swan For All--Yoga, by Muscles Yankee) $10,000, $100,000 2020 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 17-3-3-4, $135,175 O-William C & William P De Long & Gordon C Wright. B-Oakwood Farms. T-Roger Welch. D-John De Long.

2-Buck Nome (g, 3, Dover Dan--Lauries Lucky Lady, by Lucky Chucky) $5,000, $45,000 2020 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 15-3-4-1, $44,419 O-David M Yoder. B-Daryl D Miller. T-Dan Shetler. D-Peter Wrenn.

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3-Yo Mister (g, 3, Dover Dan--My Lady Lindy, by Conway Hall) $2,400, $28,000 2020 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 21-5-6-3, $185,455 O-Verlin D Yoder. B-Noah M Wickey & Amos S Schwartz. T-Verlin Yoder. D-Verlin Yoder.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 2H, 2, 2, 1H, Q - Finish Order: Ezra, Massive Profit, Flat Out Foxy, Chucky Tady, Finish Strong, Scorecard Dan

10, HoP, $68,000, Pace, **INDIANA SIRES STAKES** 2 Year Old Colts and Geldings - Leg 2 (purse reflects $64,500 from SBDF), 26.3, 54.3, 1:23.3, 1:50.1, FT

1-J B Gram (g, 2, Tellitl ikeitis--Faith Leigh, by Incredible Finale) $34,000, Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $39,000 O-Jerry D Graham & Thomas L Graham Jr & J D Graham. B-Frontier Farms. T-Erv Miller. D-Trace Tetrick.

2-Art It Is (g, 2, Tellitlikeitis--Jnb N Me, by Dream Work) $17,000, $10,500 2021 BHS, Lifetime Record: 3-2-1-0, $56,750 O-Dolne Farm Services LLC & Therese L Defabis & Mark E P'pool. B-Legacy Acres. T-Mark P'pool. D-Brandon Bates.

3-Buzzsaw Russ (g, 2, Rockin Image--Up Front Cruiser, by Yankee Cruiser) $8,160, $52,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $43,160 O-Russell E Beeman & Charles W Weaver. B-Devon D Beechy & Devon Knepp. T-Melissa Essig. D-John De Long.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 1, 2, 1H, 1H, 1T - Finish Order: Wattastory, Dustin Theothers, Joker Rockwell, Governor Jk

12, HoP, $68,500, Pace, **INDIANA SIRES STAKES** 2 Year Old Colts and Geldings - Leg 2 (purse reflects $64,500 from SBDF), 28.0, 57.4, 1:27.0, 1:52.3, FT

1-Coach Stefanos (g, 2, Tellitl ikeitis--Watch N Be Watched, by Rocknroll Hanover) $34,250, $42,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-0, $49,250 O-Kenneth W Duffy & D & M Trading Ii LLC & Mr John Chris Stefanos. B-Victory Hill Farm Inc. T-Erv Miller. D-Trace Tetrick.

2-Frankie Frankie (g, 2, Tellitlikeitis--Myplaceonthebeach, by Somebeachsomewhere) $17,125, $50,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $22,125 O-Rocco S Ruffolo & Bowie Racing LLC & Rick Howles. B-Victory Hill Farm Inc. T-Erv Miller. D-Atlee Bender.

3-Flirtin Jk (g, 2, Jk Endofanera--Mcflirty, by McArdle) $8,220, Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-1, $20,470 O-James A Stonecipher & Jamie Macomber. B-James A Stonecipher. T-Jamie Macomber. D-Ricky Macomber Jr.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 8, 5, 1H, 1H, 1H - Finish Order: Hetolditlikeitwas, Dirty Image, Base Stealer, Why Not Now, Jn Wild Flight

14, HoP, $25,000, Pace, **INDIANA SIRED MINI SERIES FINAL** 2yo Colts and Geldings - N/W 1 Ext PM Race LT (purse reflects $25,000 from SBDF) ****$10,000 GUAR. HOOSIER HIGH 5 POOL****, 27.0, 57.2, 1:25.2, 1:52.2, FT

1-Lotsa Knock Us (g, 2, Stevensville--Aglaia, by Straight Shooting) $12,500, $19,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 4-1-3-0, $20,625 O-Ira Steinberg. B-King Racing Stable. T-J D Finn. D-Jared Finn.

2-Strengthfromabove (c, 2, Tellitlikeitis--U R It Bb, by Always A Virgin) $6,250, $23,000 2021 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 3-0-2-0, $12,850 O-Save The Day Stable. B-Ernest Graber. T-Melissa Essig. D-Michael Oosting.

3-Beau's Best (c, 2, Always A Virgin--Xtra Desire, by Art Official) $3,000, Lifetime Record: 3-0-0-2, $4,500 O-Andrew J Stafford & Brian T Martin & Tribbett Racing. B-Newfound Stables. T-Jamie Macomber. D-Ricky Macomber Jr.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 2, H, 2H, 2H, H - Finish Order: Mister Matt, Er Sonny, Mega Clyde, Rockinforreal, Abc, Turbo Class, Coach Wendl

HA RRA H'S PHILA DELPHIA report

Thursday's Results:

2, Phl, $15,300, Trot, Winners of 5 but not more than 7 Ext. PM Races Lifetime. AE: NW $100,000 Lifetime, 27.1, 56.2, 1:24.4, 1:54.1, FT

1-X O X O (m, 4, Angus Hall--Promising Lavec, by Mr Lavec) $7,650, Lifetime Record: 30-14-7-2, $67,909 O-D Racing Stable Inc. B-Jerome Lombart, CA. T-Deborah Daguet. D-Andrew McCarthy.

2-Capstone (h, 4, Southwind Frank--Culmination, by Credit Winner) $3,825, $160,000 2019 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 29-5-10-3, $209,173 O-Tyler Edward & Allan W & Brendan Allan Davis. B-Diamond Creek Farm LLC. T-Tyler Davis. D-Tim Tetrick.

3-Incentive (g, 4, Father Patrick--Tanya's Dance, by Donato Hanover) $1,836, $150,000 2019 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 49-5-11-3, $102,072 O-Ashley Lyon. B-Al J Libfeld, CA. T-Brad Sawyer. D-Anthony Morgan.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, 1H, 1 - Finish Order: Church Sout, Gingertree Stakias, Infinity Stone, Circle Of Life As

5, Phl, $22,500, Trot, Winners Over $25,000 Lifetime, 26.3, 56.0, 1:24.1, 1:52.4, FT

1-Amigo Volo (g, 5, Father Patrick--Margarita Momma, by Yankee Glide) $11,250, $42,000 2018 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 53-24-7-7, $1,765,419 O-Pinske Stables & David J Miller. B-Kentuckiana Farms LLC & Jorgen Jahre Jr, NO & Jorgen Jahre Jr, NO. T-R. Nifty Norman. D-Dexter Dunn.

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2-Scirocco Rob (g, 7, Explosive Matter--Fun At Parties, by Lindy Lane) $5,625, $20,000 2016 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 111-34-26-14, $692,171 O-Kathleen A Whitaker. B-Russell C Williams. T-Mark Silva. D-Corey Callahan.

3-Hayek (g, 5, E L Titan--Hold Her Tight, by Kadabra) $2,700, $70,000 2018 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 65-15-11-12, $366,921 O-Evan A Katz & David Rovine Stable LLC & Frank A Canzone. B-Kostas G Diakoloukas, CA. T-Per Engblom. D-Yannick Gingras.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 5, 4T, 3H, 1T, H - Finish Order: Yanks Dugout, Cindy Michelle

8, Phl, $16,200, Trot, NW $20,000 in Last 5 Starts Winner of this class or higher last start ineligible AE: NW 9 Ext. PM Races or 90,000 Lifetime, 27.2, 56.3, 1:24.4, 1:53.4, FT

1-Jl Cruze (g, 11, Crazed--Topcat Hall, by Conway Hall) $8,100, $30,000 2012 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 168-50-24-32, $1,736,962 O-William Kenneth Wood & William J Dittmar Jr & Stephen J Iaquinta. B-Joanne M Morrison, CA & Glengate Farms, CA. T-Eric Ell. D-Tim Tetrick.

2-Sorella (m, 5, Muscle Hill--Kadealia, by Kadabra) $4,050, Lifetime Record: 46-10-9-3, $987,262 O-Elmer G Fannin & Crawford Farms Racing & Brent Fannin. B-Elmer G Fannin. T-Nancy Takter. D-Yannick Gingras.

3-Robbie Pev (g, 4, Bar Hopping--Broadway Paige, by Broadway Hall) $1,944, Lifetime Record: 42-10-7-6, $139,601 O-Bernard M O'Brien. B-Anthony J Risi & Bernard M O'Brien. T-Jill Roland. D-David Miller.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, Q, H - Finish Order: Swan In Motion, Bank Box Treasure, Southwind Frost

HA RRINGTON RA CEWA Y report

Thursday's Results:

1, Har, $100,000, Pace, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 3 YEAR OLD FILLIES FINAL, 27.4, 57.3, 1:26.3, 1:54.1, FT

1-Shabby Chic (f, 3, Badlands Hanover--Stylish Artist, by Artsplace) $50,000, Lifetime Record: 14-10-2-0, $178,900 O-Let It Ride Stables Inc. B-Let It Ride Stables Inc. T-Michael Hall. D-Tim Tetrick.

2-Gaitway Gal (f, 3, Delmarvalous--Brussels Hanover, by Bettor's Delight) $25,000, Lifetime Record: 14-8-3-2, $152,654 O-Gty Stable. B-Gty Stable. T-Jeffrey Smith. D-Pat Berry.

3-Smokey's Passion (f, 3, Roddy's Bags Again--Ash Larue, by Artiscape) $12,000, Lifetime Record: 22-1-3-5, $44,799 O-Jeffery B Clark. B-Jeffery B & David M Clark & Vernon M Cannon. T-Eric Davis. D-Art Stafford Jr.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1, 1H, 1T, 2, 3 - Finish Order: Bank The Win, Tahoe, Odds On Surfer Gal, Two More Dreams, Rj's Angel

2, Har, $50,000, Pace, C & G W/O $25,000 IN 2022 THRU 7/24/2022 3 YEAR OLDS & OLDER DELAWARE OWNED, 27.1, 55.1, 1:23.0, 1:51.0, FT

1-Sprocket (g, 7, Sportswriter--Rocket Time, by Pacific Rocket) $25,000, Lifetime Record: 134-20-18-17, $285,350 O-Edwin F Gannon Jr. B-Fred D Brayford, CA. T-Traci Berry. D-Pat Berry.

2-Never Say Never N (h, 9, Bettor's Delight--Maid In Splendor, by Christian Cullen) $12,500, Lifetime Record: 161-35-24-22, $511,124 O-Vincent S Bradley & Trinity O Pilkington. B-Breckon Farms LTD, NZ. T-Bart Bradley. D-Corey Callahan.

3-Sun Of A Show (g, 6, Sunfire Blue Chip--Star Of Show, by Astreos) $6,000, $18,000 2017 LONDON, Lifetime Record: 92-13-18-15, $188,585 O-Jason T Lynch. B-Tara Hills Stud LTD, CA. T-Jason Lynch. D-Jason Lynch.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 1H, 2, 3, 2Q - Finish Order: Metallica, Balder Son, Win Not Lou, Thornbush Hanover, Seventh Secret

3, Har, $35,000, Pace, * THE LEGISLATOR̀ S CUP * F & M W/O $15,000 IN 2022 THRU 7/24/2022 3 YR OLDS & OLDER DELAWARE OWNED, 27.4, 56.3, 1:25.2, 1:53.2, FT

1-Feeling Sweet (m, 5, Sweet Lou--Feel Life, by Life Sign) $17,500, $20,000 2018 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 96-20-17-19, $389,204 O-George & Tina Dennis Racing. B-White Birch Farm. T-Joseph Columbo. D-Mike Cole.

2-Edge Of Eternity (m, 6, A Rocknroll Dance--Margin Blue Chip, by Artsplace) $8,750, $55,000 2017 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 112-17-29-11, $341,173 O-David R Hamm. B-Gabe K Prewitt & James R Mc Laughlin. T-Chuck Crissman Jr. D-Tim Tetrick.

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3-Anneke (m, 6, Southwind Lynx--Whirl The Girl, by Artiscape) $4,200, Lifetime Record: 119-12-27-18, $244,836 O-Brenda Teague Inc. B-Brenda Teague Inc. T-Brenda Teague. D-Pat Berry.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1, 1H, 2, H, T - Finish Order: Rock N Shard N, Alwys At The Beach, My Kiwi Lady N, Dragons Last, Michelle's Jazz

4, Har, $25,000, Pace, * THE PRESIDENTS CUP * C & G W/O $25,000 IN 2022 THRU 7/24/2022 3 YEAR OLDS & OLDER DELAWARE OWNED, 28.1, 58.1, 1:25.3, 1:53.0, FT

1-Major Pocket A (g, 9, Art Major--Elena S, by In The Pocket) $12,500, Lifetime Record: 112-23-31-18, $251,781 O-Tlb Racing LLC & Michaela Schock. B-Oz West Racing Oz West Racing, AS. T-Traci Berry. D-Pat Berry.

2-Keep On Rocking A (g, 10, Rocknroll Hanover--Golden Flyin, by Sands A Flyin) $6,250, Lifetime Record: 156-40-25-23, $467,032 O-Chris J Scicluna. B-Fred Crews, AS. T-Chris Scicluna. D-Victor Kirby.

3-Random Hanover (g, 6, Somebeachsomewhere--Razzle My Tazzle, by Cam's Card Shark) $3,000, $100,000 2017 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 108-14-14-18, $171,883 O-Arty L Foster. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Eric Foster. D-Russell Foster.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1T, 1T, 1H, 3, 3H - Finish Order: Blood Feud, Teton Sunset, Doubleagentman, Yankee Litigator, Outcry

5, Har, $100,000, Trot, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 3 YEAR OLD FILLIES FINAL, 30.3, 1:00.2, 1:30.3, 1:59.4, FT

1-Shes All Woman (f, 3, Anders Bluestone--Wark Woman, by Ken Warkentin) $50,000, Lifetime Record: 14-9-0-2, $196,138 O-Pamela E Wagner. B-Pamela E Wagner. T-John Wagner. D-Victor Kirby.

2-Antares Star (f, 3, Glidemaster--Silence Is Bliss, by CR Commando) $25,000, Lifetime Record: 10-0-2-5, $53,139 O-Robert E White. B-Robert E White. T-Robert White. D-Ross Wolfenden.

3-Franky Doyle (f, 3, Glidemaster--Candid Maner, by Donerail) $12,000, $15,000 2020 SHS-HBGM, Lifetime Record: 14-3-3-1, $72,875 O-Andrew R Glassmeyer. B-Winbak Farm. T-A Bobby Glassmeyer. D-Pat Berry.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1, 2, 1H, 2H, 3H - Finish Order: Miss Timber Wolf, Giant Arbitration, Just Pump It, True Blue Mist, Our Last Penny

7, Har, $35,000, Trot, W/O $7,500 IN 2022 THRU 7/24/2022 3 YEAR & OLDER DELAWARE OWNED, 28.0, 57.0, 1:26.0, 1:54.3, FT

1-Star Razor (g, 4, Dejarmbro--Cincy Star, by Cincinnati Kid) $17,500, $16,000 2019 Buck-CL, Lifetime Record: 23-10-5-5, $81,897 O-Nicholas I Callahan & Yorwollahan Racing Team & Gregory Godbout. B-Double Spring Farm. T-Nicholas Callahan. D-Corey Callahan.

2-Remarkable De Vie (g, 6, Charlie De Vie--Southwind Sydney, by Kadabra) $8,750, $11,000 2017 SHS-HBGM, Lifetime Record: 94-17-14-14, $259,076 O-Tlb Racing LLC. B-Lisa K Caposio. T-Traci Berry. D-Pat Berry.

3-Secret Jet (g, 6, Dejarmbro--Secret Choice, by Yankee Glide) $4,200, $6,500 2017 BHS, Lifetime Record: 98-14-30-12, $274,253 O-Tyler Edward Davis. B-Silver Linden Farms. T-Tyler Davis. D-Allan Davis.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 1H, H, 1T, 1H - Finish Order: Silent Symbol, Spee Club, Monarch, Freedom Express, Johnny Ping

8, Har, $100,000, Pace, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 3 YEAR OLD COLTS AND GELDINGS FINAL, 27.3, 56.0, 1:24.3, 1:52.3, FT

1-Heinikin Bythebay (g, 3, Southwind Lynx--Sally Pansen, by Noble Ability) $50,000, Lifetime Record: 16-12-1-0, $210,775 O-Kdk Standardbreds. B-Kdk Standardbreds. T-Kevin Switzer. D-Tim Tetrick.

2-Ds Heartland (c, 3, Badlands Hanover--Armbro Cashmere, by Camluck) $25,000, Lifetime Record: 20-6-7-0, $134,679 O-Nanticoke Racing Inc & Donna M Messick. B-Nanticoke Racing Inc & Donna M Messick. T-Les Givens. D-Art Stafford Jr.

3-Johnny Badlands (c, 3, Badlands Hanover--Honey, by Three Olives) $12,000, Lifetime Record: 13-7-5-1, $105,600 O-John Dixon. B-John Dixon. T-John Dixon. D-Corey Callahan.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: H, 2, 1H, 2, 1H - Finish Order: Bad And Boujee, It'spronounced Jif, Badlands N Wine, It's Above Me Now, Kennedy

9, Har, $100,000, Trot, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 3 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS FINAL, 28.3, 59.3, 1:28.4, 1:58.0, FT

1-Navy Blue (g, 3, Anders Bluestone--Overnight Hit, by Giant Hit) $50,000, Lifetime Record: 11-7-1-1, $132,986 O-Arthur C Stafford Jr & F Wyatt Starkey. B-Arthur C Stafford Jr. T-Art Stafford Jr. D-Art Stafford Jr.

2-Canoe Trip (g, 3, Anders Bluestone--Political Starlet, by Political Briefing) $25,000, Lifetime Record: 21-3-9-5, $113,496 O-Shirley A Shand. B-Shirley A Shand & Serendipity Stable. T-Ross Shand. D-Allan Davis.

3-Lg's Reed O Wen (g, 3, Anders Bluestone--Can A Daa, by Wesgate Crown) $12,000, Lifetime Record: 19-8-3-3, $147,096 O-Nanticoke Racing Inc. B-Linda M Mac Donald. T-Les Givens. D-Jim Morand.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 3, 2, 1H, 1, T - Finish Order: Big Daddy D, Jas Bluestone, Tua, Wolfpack Russ, Snow Burst

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10, Har, $20,000, Pace, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 3 YEAR OLD FILLIES CONSOLATION, 28.3, 58.4, 1:27.2, 1:56.1, FT

1-Scarlet's Bad Girl (f, 3, Badlands Hanover--Scarlet Mczara, by McArdle) $10,000, Lifetime Record: 17-3-3-0, $34,254 O-The Wiz Kids Stable LLC. B-The Wiz Kids Stable LLC. T-W Bart Dalious. D-Barton Dalious.

2-Ky-ky (f, 3, Southwind Lynx--Princess Lakiyah, by Total Truth) $5,000, Lifetime Record: 24-4-1-4, $48,977 O-Robert L Bailey Sr. B-George Teague Jr Inc.. T-Ryan Bailey. D-Russell Foster.

3-Bluffs Crush (f, 3, Delmarvalous--Bluffs Real Deal, by McArdle) $2,400, Lifetime Record: 26-4-6-5, $64,530 O-Mst Racing Inc. B-Montrell S Teague. T-Clyde Francis. D-Montrell Teague.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 1H, 1H, Q, NK - Finish Order: Missstarofnova, Talk To Me Goose, Prime Power

11, Har, $20,000, Pace, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 3 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS CONSOLATION, 27.4, 57.2, 1:26.1, 1:55.0, FT

1-I Roddy (g, 3, Roddy's Bags Again--I Turtle, by Misfit) $10,000, Lifetime Record: 16-2-2-1, $22,417 O-Susan E Camac & Susan Marie Skinner. B-Susan E Camac & Susan Marie Skinner. T-Jason Skinner. D-Tim Tetrick.

2-U Thin Eyes (g, 3, Badlands Hanover--Killing Em Softly, by American Ideal) $5,000, Lifetime Record: 18-4-2-2, $28,085 O-Donald L Leager. B-Let It Ride Stables Inc. T-Walter Callahan. D-Jason Thompson.

3-Hiro Knockout (g, 3, Southwind Lynx--Sheisaknockout, by Badlands Hanover) $2,400, Lifetime Record: 16-1-6-2, $34,094 O-Brenda Teague Inc. B-Brenda A Teague. T-Brenda Teague. D-Pat Berry.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 4H, 2H, 1, 5, 4H - Finish Order: Blue Collar Bills, Imwoncaptainwiser, Callaland, Nipsey, Step On Over

12, Har, $20,000, Trot, DELAWARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS FUND 3 YEAR OLD CONSOLATION, 31.0, 1:03.0, 1:32.3, 2:02.1, FT

1-Little Georgie (g, 3, Anders Bluestone--Melody Luv, by Silver Valley) $10,000, Lifetime Record: 17-1-0-2, $17,788 O-Jeffrey Allen Startt. B-Susan L Durham & Linda M Mac Donald. T-Martin Davis. D-Jason Thompson.

2-Cotton (g, 3, Dusty Winner--Cashmere, by CR Commando) $5,000, Lifetime Record: 11-1-1-2, $21,940 O-Jane P Dunavant. B-Jane P Dunavant. T-Carlo Poliseno. D-Cody Poliseno.

3-Lady Bluestone (f, 3, Anders Bluestone--Abettajetta, by Lear Jetta) $2,400, Lifetime Record: 12-0-0-3, $10,635 O-Frank A Condurso. B-Frank A Condurso. T-William Long. D-William Long.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 1H, 1, 2, 1T - Finish Order: Brief Legacy, Ciabatta, Embrace The Stone

HA RRISON report

Thursday's Results:

5, Hrsn, $11,253, Pace, Two Year Old Filly Pace Michigan Sired-Only Colt Stakes - Week 4, 29.1, 1:01.1, 1:33.2, 2:07.1, GD

1-Harper Jane (f, 2, I'm Gorgeous--All Accounted For, by Camluck) $5,626, Lifetime Record: 4-2-2-0, $16,859 O-Kim S Pluta & Michael D Luce & Ronald Merritt. B-Michael I Miller. T-Kim Pluta. D-Charles Taylor.

2-Nina Quit Smokin (f, 2, Western Thorn--Always A Romance, by Always A Virgin) $2,813, Lifetime Record: 4-0-1-3, $6,854 O-Timothy L Roach & Mary M Van Boven & Alayna M Terwilliger. B-Libby A Myers. T-Tim Roach. D-Brad Kramer.

3-Grey Lingerie (f, 2, Western Thorn--Its A Sham, by Threefold) $1,350, Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, $7,501 O-Teresa K Marotta & Rick Arthur Dobson & Melissa Lynn Kesler. B-Libby A Myers. T-Monica Krist. D-Rick Dobson.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: , , , , - Finish Order: Blazingmachine, Thorn In My Michi, I'm A Lady

6, Hrsn, $11,178, Pace, Two Year Old Colt Pace Michigan Sired-Only Colt Stakes - Week 4, 31.0, 1:04.0, 1:35.1, 2:05.4, GD

1-Two Birds Onestone (g, 2, Black Daniels--She B Jeebeez, by He's All That) $5,589, Lifetime Record: 4-4-0-0, $22,356 O-Carl A Putnam Jr. B-Brian L Boring & Jennifer L Vollmer. T-Carl Putnam Jr. D-Carl Putnam Jr.

2-Haste Make Waste (c, 2, Western Thorn--Ellaraider, by Keystone Raider) $2,794, Lifetime Record: 4-0-3-1, $9,723 O-Timothy L Roach & Kyle P Larner & Mark June. B-Libby A Myers. T-Tim Roach. D-Tim Roach.

3-Kaa Dee Robert (g, 2, Bobnoxious--Kaa Dee Jean, by Admirals Galley) $1,341, Lifetime Record: 4-0-0-3, $4,917 O-Marjorie K Deshetsky. B-Ralph E Deshetsky. T-Kent Hess. D-Skip De Mull.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: , , , , - Finish Order: Fitz Bobbins, He's A Knockout

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7, Hrsn, $11,253, Trot, Three Year Old Filly Trot Michigan Sired-Only Colt Stakes - Week 4, 33.1, 1:06.4, 1:39.0, 2:10.3, GD

1-Laurens Rose (f, 3, Southwind Russet--Bold Eminic, by Monte Hall) $5,626, Lifetime Record: 14-1-1-2, $19,755 O-Kenneth D Ott. B-Henry J Detweiler. T-Ken Ott. D-Skip De Mull.

2-Rc Kandie (f, 3, Do The Deal--Kandys Kid, by Cincinnati Kid) $2,813, Lifetime Record: 14-0-2-0, $7,349 O-Samuel M Eicher. B-Jonas Schwartz. T-Samuel Eicher. D-Art Mc Ilmurray.

3-Yss Blu Time Toddy (f, 3, Bluestone--Toddy Time, by Keystone Nordic) $1,350, Lifetime Record: 11-0-0-2, $6,845 O-Scott L Altizer. B-Craig T Sebert. T-Scott Altizer. D-Scott Altizer.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: , , , , - Finish Order: Jj's Joker, Bigfoot Donna, Tell Me Your Dream

8, Hrsn, $11,103, Trot, Three Year Old Colt Trot Michigan Sired-Only Colt Stakes - Week 4, 32.3, 1:05.3, 1:36.3, 2:08.4, GD

1-Sunsetacreseagle (g, 3, Southwind Russet--Miss Nappee, by Swan For All) $6,106, Lifetime Record: 11-3-0-4, $30,431 O-Marjorie K Deshetsky. B-Henry J Detweiler. T-Kent Hess. D-Skip De Mull.

2-Arizona Griz (g, 3, Howard Litt'l Man--Arizona Saturna, by Kadabra) $2,775, Lifetime Record: 15-3-5-3, $60,125 O-Kathy L Todd. B-Loren J Miller. T-Kim Pluta. D-Kim Pluta.

3-Hunkaaah (g, 3, Rompaway Wally--Easter Snowball, by Scrappy Robert) $1,332, Lifetime Record: 13-0-6-5, $32,535 O-John M Goodyear. B-Christian Kauffman. T-John Goodyear. D-John Goodyear.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: , , , , - Finish Order: Schwartz Creek

9, Hrsn, $10,953, Pace, Three Year Old Filly Pace Michigan Sired-Only Colt Stakes - Week 4, 30.4, 1:01.4, 1:33.0, 2:03.2, GD

1-Ultimate Gamble (f, 3, Western Thorn--Reiwatch, by Cheyenne Rei) $8,214, Lifetime Record: 9-1-4-2, $28,779 O-Crystal D Terrell. B-Crystal D & Chris L Terrell. T-Kelly Goodwin. D-Brad Kramer.

2-Cee Bee Ghee Bee (f, 3, Ghee's House--Cher Bono, by Pro Bono Best) $2,738, Lifetime Record: 13-2-2-3, $40,764 O-Aaron D Colley & D L Balcom. B-D L Balcom. T-Aaron Colley. D-Aaron Colley.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: , , , , -

10, Hrsn, $11,103, Pace, Three Year Old Colt Pace Michigan Sired-Only Colt Stakes - Week 4, 29.0, 1:00.3, 1:31.2, 2:00.0, GD

1-Thorn Toad (g, 3, Western Thorn--Native Hanover, by The Panderosa) $6,106, Lifetime Record: 13-4-6-2, $70,062 O-Timothy L Roach & Kyle P Larner. B-Libby A Myers. T-Tim Roach. D-Tim Roach.

2-Daniel's Son (g, 3, Black Daniels--Gracie Lee, by Cheyenne Rei) $2,775, Lifetime Record: 19-4-2-6, $34,059 O-Joseph K Stevens. B-Brian L Boring & Jennifer L Vollmer. T-Joe Stevens. D-Justin Irvine.

3-Rb (g, 3, Megatron--Getoutthediamonds, by Manhardt) $1,332, Lifetime Record: 14-8-3-3, $63,492 O-Ronald Merritt. B-Brett Boyd Racing Inc. T-Kim Pluta. D-Kim Pluta.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: , , , , - Finish Order: My Own Identity

PLA INRIDGE PA RK report

Thursday's Results:

5, PRc, $20,000, Trot, OPEN, 28.1, 58.1, 1:25.4, 1:54.1, FT

1-Marquis Lafayette (g, 5, Ready Cash--Highscore Kemp, by Muscles Yankee) $10,000, Lifetime Record: 31-12-7-3, $138,100 O-Greathorse. B-K R Breeding LLC. T-Domenico Cecere. D-Bruce Ranger.

2-Raybarnz (h, 5, Crazed--Tori Hall, by Conway Hall) $5,000, Lifetime Record: 41-9-8-13, $124,545 O-Earl B & Kathy Beaman & Shirley S Michaud. B-Earl B & Kathy Beaman. T-Ivan Davies. D-Ivan Davies.

3-Chapolier (g, 4, Chapter Seven--Holier Than Thou, by Cantab Hall) $2,400, $55,000 2019 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 38-8-8-7, $136,099 O-William A Hartt. B-Concord Stud Farm LLC. T-Lance Hudson. D-Matthew Athearn.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 4, 3H, 4, 2, NS - Finish Order: Blue Knight, Trix And Stones

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6, PRc, $15,000, Trot, 5 YEAR OLDS AND UNDER WINNERS 3 BUT NOT MORE THAN 6 EXTENDED PARI MUTUEL RACES OR $60,000 LIFETIME MARES, MA BRED, 100% MA OWNED ALLOWED 1 WIN, 27.4, 57.1, 1:25.3, 1:57.0, FT

1-Muscle Gene (g, 4, Musclesprinctonian--Genesis Carolina, by Danish Delight) $7,500, Lifetime Record: 38-8-6-5, $64,701 O-Ronald L Cushing & Hunter Dunn Lofthus. B-Harvey E Byler. T-Heidi Gibbs. D-Ron Cushing.

2-New Legacy (g, 4, Father Patrick--Monarchs Sequel, by RC Royalty) $3,750, $130,000 2019 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 33-6-7-3, $124,017 O-Nickerson Racing LLC & Joseph V Hayes Jr & Steven X Kouray & Donald W De Luca. B-Al J Libfeld, CA. T-Jimmy Nickerson. D-Drew Monti.

3-Doc Goldenfleece (g, 4, Deweycheatumnhowe--Final Time, by Conway Hall) $1,800, Lifetime Record: 21-5-2-2, $36,225 O-Joseph A & Edward A Flynn. B-Joseph A & Edward A Flynn. T-Joseph Flynn. D-Michael Stevenson.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 4H, 6, 5H, 1H, Q - Finish Order: Storm Bringer, Bomb Hugger, Just Liv Broadway, The Irishman, Heartofgold Devie, Sidd Finch

7, PRc, $15,000, Trot, NON WINNERS $8,000 LAST 5 STARTS (100% MA OWNED & MARES $9,600) AE: TRACKMASTER RATING OF 86 (100% MA OWNED 87) OR LESS THAT ARE NON WINNERS $15,000 LAST 5 STARTS AE: NW 8 EXT PM RACES LIFETIME, 27.2, 56.2, 1:24.3, 1:54.4, FT

1-Swan Fine Lady (m, 4, Swan For All--Ladyhattan, by Credit Winner) $7,500, $11,000 2019 HOOSIER, Lifetime Record: 73-24-7-9, $125,492 O-Ronald L Cushing & Kevin R Sywyk & Lance V Downs. B-Kristin D Wagler. T-Heidi Gibbs. D-Ron Cushing.

2-Goodashim (g, 4, Cantab Hall--Gala Dream, by Enjoy Lavec) $3,750, $240,000 2019 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 26-6-3-6, $137,762 O-Greathorse & Robert A Rudolph & David P Reid & Christina Takter. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Domenico Cecere. D-Bruce Ranger.

3-Midnite Craze (g, 12, Crazed--Trapezius, by Muscles Yankee) $1,800, $25,000 2011 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 152-40-22-21, $321,335 O-G Richard Mason Jr. B-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. T-G Mason Jr. D-Ivan Davies.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 - Finish Order: Gabby's Wild Child, Vesuvio Bi, Pappy Go Go

RUNNING A CES CA SINO & RA CETRA CK report

Thursday's Results:

3, Aces, $19,800, Pace, MINNESOTA SIRED 3-YEAR-OLDS CLASS A, 28.0, 57.4, 1:26.2, 1:55.1, FT

1-Curvsreasyondaeyes (g, 3, Easy Again--Curvesahead, by Cam's Card Shark) $9,900, Lifetime Record: 12-7-1-0, $63,695 O-Kati L Sokolowski. B-Kati L Sokolowski. T-Maria Alvarez. D-Luke Plano.

2-Lovin On You (g, 3, Easy Again--Good News Delco, by Dontgetinmyway) $4,950, Lifetime Record: 19-4-6-6, $51,527 O-Jesse J De Long. B-Jesse J De Long. T-Justin Anfinson. D-Brady Jenson.

3-Kitty Wampus (f, 3, Its That Time--Parlay Blue Chip, by American Ideal) $2,376, Lifetime Record: 16-3-3-6, $49,061 O-Van Otterloo Stables. B-Van Otterloo Stables. T-Brett Ballinger. D-Lemoyne Svendsen.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, HD - Finish Order: Antetokounmpo, Bekkums Fancy Star, Give Me This Dance, Hankscoltfortyfive

5, Aces, $16,500, Pace, MINNESOTA SIRED 2-YEAR-OLDS FILLIES, 29.2, 59.0, 1:28.2, 2:00.0, FT

1-Stevies Girl (f, 2, Wind Me Up--Party Hangover Two, by Party At Artsplace) $8,250, Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-1, $13,683 O-Barbara D Arnstine & Stephen J Chambers & Kathleen A Plested. B-Barbara D Arnstine. T-Kathleen Plested. D-Lemoyne Svendsen.

2-Fill ister Photo (f, 2, Easy Again--Filly Buster, by Well Said) $4,125, $22,000 2021 HRTLND, Lifetime Record: 7-4-2-0, $25,976 O-Penny S Lundell. B-Dennis J Bontrager. T-Joel Mc Danel. D-Chad Svendsen.

3-Anotherflashywoman (f, 2, Wind Me Up--Another Wild Woman, by Village Jolt) $1,980, Lifetime Record: 4-0-2-1, $11,006 O-Alan D & Cheryl J Sandbulte. B-Alan D & Cheryl J Sandbulte. T-Justin Anfinson. D-Dean Magee.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 5H, 5H, 3T, 1T, H - Finish Order: Justpoppinpickles, Wavzeka, Blazing Love, Hot N Fancy, Greatest Honor

6, Aces, $16,500, Pace, FILLIES & MARES OPEN HANDICAP Post Positions: Assigned by Earnings in Last 4 starts, 28.0, 57.3, 1:25.4, 1:54.1, FT

1-Hottieonthehorizon (m, 6, Vertical Horizon--As Hot As Promised, by As Promised) $8,250, Lifetime Record: 108-30-12-16, $247,355 O-Leslie A Godlien, CA & Richard D Lancaster, CA. B-Leslie A Godlien, CA. T-Richard Lancaster. D-Richard Lancaster.

2-Avaya Hanover (m, 5, Western Ideal--A And G's Delight, by Allamerican Native) $4,125, $17,000 2018 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 67-8-7-12, $92,509 O-Barbara D Arnstine & Stephen J Chambers & Kathleen A Plested. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Kathleen Plested. D-Lemoyne Svendsen.

3-Shesureissomething (m, 5, So Surreal--Nancy Irene, by Park Place) $1,980, Lifetime Record: 85-22-24-16, $170,209 O-Alan D & Cheryl J Sandbulte. B-Black Knight Stables. T-Justin Anfinson. D-Rick Magee.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 1Q, 1Q, 1Q, 1, 4 - Finish Order: Tenthousand Angels, Bettor Trix N, Graceful Horizon

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7, Aces, $16,500, Pace, MINNESOTA SIRED 2-YEAR-OLDS COLTS & GELDINGS, 29.3, 1:00.3, 1:28.3, 1:57.4, FT

1-I'm A Skoldier (g, 2, Wind Me Up--Sweet Love Roknrol, by Rocknroll Hanover) $8,250, Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0, $16,500 O-Van Otterloo Stables. B-Van Otterloo Stables. T-Robert Lems. D-Lemoyne Svendsen.

2-Polar Storm (g, 2, Wind Me Up--Polar Vortex, by Rocknroll Hanover) $4,125, Lifetime Record: 3-0-1-1, $6,105 O-Alan D & Cheryl J Sandbulte. B-Alan D & Cheryl J Sandbulte. T-Justin Anfinson. D-James Lackey.

3-Kawabunga (g, 2, Wind Me Up--Whatitdo Babyboo, by Voracious Hanover) $1,980, Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-1, $11,550 O-Van Otterloo Stables. B-Van Otterloo Stables. T-Robert Lems. D-Luke Plano.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 4, 3H, H, Q, 1Q - Finish Order: Dougsmonkeybusines, Chef Curry, Hollywood Double, Brooklyn The Force

SCIOTO DOWNS report

Thursday's Results:

1, ScD, $15,000, Pace, HORSES AND GELDINGS NON WINNERS OF 6 PMRLT OR $50,000 LIFETIME TO BE CLAIMED FOR $25,000 (W/A) OHIO SIRED PREFERRED, 28.0, 56.2, 1:25.0, 1:53.4, FT

1-Raes Lucky Charm (g, 3, Luck Be Withyou--Pacific Sun Rae, by Panspacificflight) $8,250, Lifetime Record: 22-6-5-2, $46,170 O-Rebecca R Sugg & Ashley R Dunn & Edward J & Jamie Miller. B-Alvin R & Dessa E & Zachary Ty Miller. T-Edward Miller. D-Ronnie Wrenn Jr..

2-Cc Official (g, 4, Art Official--CC Biggirl Bretta, by Towner's Big Guy) $3,750, $10,000 2019 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 61-4-13-8, $74,401 O-Daniel J Brewer. B-Midland Acres Inc. T-Patricia Brewer. D-Mitchell Cushing.

3-Whatutalkinbout (g, 4, Well Said--Best Tussle, by Pro Bono Best) $1,800, $30,000 2019 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 61-5-10-8, $69,670 O-Philippe L Belanger & Jeffrey A Koesters. B-Joseph Patrick Mclead & William D Walters & Joe M Thomson & Edward J Howard. T-Philippe Belanger. D-Chris Page.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 4, 1H, 1H, 1H, Q - Finish Order: Wrecking Crew, Freddie Faves, Skipping Stone, Easy Cam Wiggle, Mohawk Seelster, Ollies Rockin, Nob Hill Flash

4, ScD, $15,000, Pace, HORSES AND GELDINGS NON WINNERS OF 6 PMRLT OR $50,000 LIFETIME TO BE CLAIMED FOR $25,000 (W/A) OHIO SIRED PREFERRED, 27.0, 56.0, 1:23.3, 1:52.4, FT

1-Manholmes (g, 4, Betting Line--Jk Isn'tshelovely, by Somebeachsomewhere) $7,500, $30,000 2019 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 48-6-7-10, $89,703 O-Brian Witt & Ultimate Racing Group LTD & Danny J Dubeansky. B-Twinbrook Limited, CA. T-Danny Dubeansky. D-Tony Hall.

2-Super Mac (g, 5, Somebeachsomewhere--Michelle's Power, by Camluck) $3,750, Lifetime Record: 46-5-9-6, $93,209 O-Marty Kevin Wogoman & Freedom Stables, LLC. B-Jeffrey S Snyder. T-Jeffrey Fickert. D-Mitchell Cushing.

3-Reigning Bills (g, 5, Bettor's Delight--Lyford Cay, by Somebeachsomewhere) $1,800, $200,000 2018 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 80-4-5-9, $61,251 O-Hickory View Farm. B-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. T-Tom Blankenship. D-Tyler Smith.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 1H, 2Q, 1T, H - Finish Order: Midnight Day, Braemar, Wiggle This, Pike N Perch, Chesco, Tobie Lou, Mapleleafs Design

6, ScD, $16,000, Pace, HORSES AND GELDINGS NON WINNERS OF 2 PMRLT (OH SIRED 3) OR $25,000 LIFETIME 5 YEAR OLD AND UNDER OHIO SIRED PREFERRED, 27.3, 56.3, 1:24.1, 1:53.2, FT

1-Shane Falco (g, 3, Racing Hill--Stipple Hanover, by Western Hanover) $8,000, Lifetime Record: 22-3-6-3, $69,580 O-Don R Tiger. B-Don R Tiger. T-Steve Carter. D-Brett Miller.

2-Dirty Dreams (g, 3, Mr Apples--Sara's Lil Sis, by Nobleland Sam) $4,000, Lifetime Record: 7-1-1-0, $12,660 O-Matt E Rowe. B-Matt E Rowe. T-Melby Ober Jr. D-Chris Page.

3-Jengish Chokusu (g, 3, Downbytheseaside--Into Thin Air, by Art Major) $1,920, $65,000 2020 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 15-1-3-3, $19,660 O-Knutsson Trotting Inc. B-David L Van Dusen & Michael J Cimaglio & Jeffrey P Danzinger. T-Anette Lorentzon. D-Tony Hall.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 3H, 3Q, 1, 1T - Finish Order: Racing Renegade, Divas Dragon, Jay Seaside, Red Camo, Mackysbackntown, M Amadeus, Parklane Hill

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8, ScD, $40,000, Trot, OHIO SIRES STAKES 2 YEAR OLD FILLY TROT, 28.1, 58.3, 1:27.1, 1:57.3, FT

1-Rose Run Yolanda (f, 2, Triumphant Caviar--Rose Run Keepsake, by Armbro Laser) $20,000, $50,000 2021 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $30,000 O-Black Magic Racing, LLC. B-Rose Run Farm. T-Todd Luther. D-Trevor Smith.

2-Contechsfashion (f, 2, Credit Fashion--Contech, by High Tech) $10,000, $13,000 2021 BHS, Lifetime Record: 3-0-2-0, $11,473 O-Martin D Yoder & Evans Cattle Co. B-Christina M Coblentz. T-Christopher Beaver. D-Ronnie Wrenn Jr..

3-A Long Dream (f, 2, Long Tom--Stephana Dream, by Windsong Espoir) $4,800, $12,000 2021 BHS, Lifetime Record: 5-2-0-1, $16,368 O-First Up Racing Stable & Elise S Kilmer. B-Mahlon A Miller. T-Vernon Beachy. D-Brett Miller.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 9Q, 6Q, 3Q, 1H, 1H - Finish Order: Doc's Boo Boo, Aquatica, Sliding Sister, It's Me Avery, Whispering Song, Hill Of A Deal

9, ScD, $16,000, Pace, HORSES AND GELDINGS NON WINNERS OF 2 PMRLT (OH SIRED 3) OR $25,000 LIFETIME 5 YEAR OLD AND UNDER OHIO SIRED PREFERRED, 27.1, 55.0, 1:23.0, 1:54.1, FT

1-J Chip (g, 3, Jk Endofanera--Mistress Blue Chip, by Rock N Roll Heaven) $8,000, Lifetime Record: 14-3-0-3, $25,950 O-J P Racing, LLC. B-Wilbur H Eash. T-Joe Putnam. D-Tyler Smith.

2-Buddythebookie (g, 3, Racing Hill--Forever Speedy, by Stand Forever) $4,000, Lifetime Record: 20-5-3-6, $38,597 O-Jesmeral Stable. B-Darrell T Baird. T-Virgil Morgan Jr. D-Brett Miller.

3-Cowboy Cool (g, 3, Western Terror--Sheza Cool Cookie, by Mark Johnathan) $1,920, Lifetime Record: 16-5-3-3, $42,736 O-Rick Howles & Souren A Hovsepian & Geoffrey W Howles. B-Rodney J Lorenzo & Souren A Hovsepian. T-Terry Deters. D-Aaron Merriman.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 4T, 5T, 3Q, 2T, NK - Finish Order: Whiskeyontherocks, Nuzzle Loader, Uncle Richard, Allaboutthatwiggle, Westender, Procrastinator, Cruisin Artie

11, ScD, $40,000, Trot, OHIO SIRES STAKES 2 YEAR OLD FILLY TROT, 28.2, 58.2, 1:28.3, 1:58.2, FT

1-Truly Relentless (f, 2, Long Tom--Inner Drive, by Kadabra) $20,000, $43,000 2021 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 4-2-2-0, $79,375 O-Richard S Gutnick & Thomas J Pontone & Joseph A Lozito Jr. B-Marsh Valley Standardbreds. T-Steve Cross. D-Chris Lems.

2-Global Girl (f, 2, Global Republic S--Bullville Ata Girl, by Malabar Man) $10,000, $6,500 2021 Buck-CL, Lifetime Record: 2-0-1-1, $14,800 O-Sue Stockwell. B-Bill W Byler. T-Garry Martin. D-Don Irvine Jr.

3-Rose Run Yanae (f, 2, Triumphant Caviar--Stonebridge Dancer, by Angus Hall) $4,800, $90,000 2021 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 3-0-0-1, $12,300 O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & Hatfield Stables & Knox Services Inc & Weaver Bruscemi LLC. B-Rose Run Farm. T-Ron Burke. D-Chris Page.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1T, 1Q, 1Q, 1, 1 - Finish Order: Peakaboo Lou, The Last Next, Mia Hill, C S Irene, Cali Red, Smokinhotirishgirl

13, ScD, $40,000, Trot, OHIO SIRES STAKES 2 YEAR OLD FILLY TROT, 29.1, 59.4, 1:29.0, 1:58.1, FT

1-Swinging Senorita (f, 2, What The Hill--Lei Trevino, by Ken Warkentin) $20,000, $21,000 2021 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 5-3-2-0, $110,750 O-Thestable Senorita Group, CA & Hutchison Harness LLC. B-Spring Haven Farm & Doug Millard Holdings Usa Inc., CA. T-Jason Mcginnis. D-Anthony Macdonald.

2-Victoria Leigh (f, 2, Long Tom--Contessa Leigh, by Full Count) $10,000, $30,000 2021 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 2-0-1-0, $12,000 O-Martin E Wollam & Bob Troyer. B-G And B Racing & Martin E Wollam. T-Miles Wollam. D-Kurt Sugg.

3-Along In Time (f, 2, Long Tom--G Momma, by SJ's Caviar) $4,800, $15,000 2021 Buck-CL, Lifetime Record: 2-0-0-2, $9,600 O-Garry W Martin & B Kleinberg Racing LLC. B-Eli E Miller Jr. T-Garry Martin. D-Brett Miller.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 2T, 4, 1, 5, 4T - Finish Order: Sister Charlie, Jumping The Line, She's Loveable, Waddupgee, Rose Run Yancee, Just Like Jessica

14, ScD, $15,500, Trot, NON WINNERS OF 4 PMRLT (MARES 5) OR $40,000 LIFETIME OHIO SIRED 5, OHIO SIRED MARES 6 OHIO SIRED PREFERRED, 28.0, 58.0, 1:27.0, 1:56.1, FT

1-Designer Specs (m, 4, Full Count--Avalon Hall, by Cantab Hall) $7,750, $13,000 2019 Buck-CL, Lifetime Record: 37-25-3-5, $161,533 O-Louise A & Jay W Weller. B-Marvin J Raber. T-Jay Weller. D-Brett Miller.

2-Abbey D (f, 3, Uncle Peter--B V's Sister, by Big Victory) $3,875, $27,000 2020 Buck-CL, Lifetime Record: 24-6-5-7, $73,067 O-Hickory View Farm. B-Kenneth A Sommer. T-Tom Blankenship. D-Tyler Smith.

3-Access (c, 3, Creatine--Classy Dreamer, by Dream Vacation) $1,860, Lifetime Record: 10-3-1-3, $65,960 O-Robert A & Lynda R Stewart. B-Robert A & Lynda R Stewart. T-Bob Stewart. D-Tony Hall.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 1Q, 1T, 1H, H - Finish Order: Pappardelle, Bamboo, Kirsi Dream, I Love My Mvp, Littlesammy, Future Mvp, I've Got The Will

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16, ScD, $15,000, Pace, FILLIES AND MARES NON WINNERS OF 6 PMRLT OR $50,000 LIFETIME TO BE CLAIMED FOR $25,000 (W/A) OHIO SIRED PREFERRED, 27.4, 56.4, 1:25.0, 1:54.2, FT

1-Coach Keri (f, 3, Racing Hill--Monochromatic, by Dream Away) $7,500, $16,000 2020 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 32-6-5-2, $51,192 O-Ronald L & Scott B Alexander. B-North State Street Stable. T-Ronald Alexander. D-Jason Beattie.

2-Don't Trip (m, 4, Nob Hill High--Lifes A Trip, by Northern Luck) $3,750, $3,000 2019 BHS, Lifetime Record: 34-10-6-1, $60,571 O-Matt E Rowe & Chris L Page. B-Steve H Stewart & Michael Dean & Donald E Robinson & Robert A Mondillo. T-Timothy Grubb. D-Chris Page.

3-Pal O Mine Hanover (m, 4, Western Vintage--Personal Ad, by Artiscape) $1,800, $9,000 2019 OH-SEL, Lifetime Record: 65-6-12-10, $90,470 O-Betty J Hall. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Terry Hall. D-Tony Hall.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 5H, 4H, 4Q, 1H, 1T - Finish Order: Margarita Nobbie, Caven Point, Isla, Clara Lou, Sammi Sweetheart, Racing Life, Pinknperfect

UNION report

Thursday's Results:

1, Union, $11,461, Pace, Maine Standardbred Breeders Stakes ThreeYear Old Pacing Fillies, 31.1, 1:01.3, 1:31.3, 2:00.3, FT

1-Pembroke Legacy (f, 3, Baron Biltmore--Pembroke Oasis, by American Ideal) $5,730, Lifetime Record: 17-11-4-1, $136,287 O-William L Varney. B-William L Varney. T-Valerie Grondin. D-Heath Campbell.

2-Wicked Kissa (f, 3, Western Maverick--Thirsty For Kisses, by Artsplace) $2,865, Lifetime Record: 8-0-1-1, $4,948 O-Marc Raymond Tardif. B-Dean R Malin. T-Marc Tardif. D-Andrew Harrington.

3-Mach Royal (f, 3, Western Maverick--Machmeter, by Mach Three) $1,375, Lifetime Record: 16-1-2-6, $29,283 O-Laurie A Harding. B-Laurie A Harding & Reginald J Duguay. T-Scott Pooler. D-Gary Mosher.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 1Q, 1, T, 2H, 9T - Finish Order: Sheza Rebel, Threetimessix

5, Union, $11,461, Pace, Maine Standardbred Breeders Stakes ThreeYear Old Pacing Fillies, 30.4, 1:01.1, 1:30.2, 1:59.2, FT

1-Wolverina (f, 3, Cheyenne Hollywood--Terri I Fra, by Western Ideal) $5,730, Lifetime Record: 15-8-2-4, $111,041 O-Michael S Graffam & William P Arnold. B-Michael S Graffam. T-Michael Graffam. D-Aaron Hall.

2-Sweet Baby G (f, 3, Baron Biltmore--Gracie Gracie, by Albert Albert) $2,865, Lifetime Record: 14-5-6-3, $58,205 O-Sharon Ward & Frederick H Ward Jr. B-Sharon Ward & Frederick H Ward Jr. T-Frederick Ward Jr. D-Walter Case Jr.

3-Cbf Fin (f, 3, Eighteen--Cbf Fancy, by Western Cyclone) $1,375, Lifetime Record: 17-0-6-3, $31,994 O-Glenn Harris. B-Glenn Harris. T-David Crochere. D-David Ingraham.

Replay Unavailable - Calls: 3, 2H, 3, 4, 5T - Finish Order: Um Erika, Cowgirl Rides Away

WOODBINE M OHA WK PA RK report

Thursday's Results:

1, Wbs, $20,000, Trot, MILLARD FARMS: 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS. 2ND LEG, 29.1, 59.4, 1:28.3, 1:57.4

1-Warrawee Yang (b,c,2 - Trixton-Endless Flirt-Andover Hall) $10,000, Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $11,920 O-Mark Etsell, Robert Newton, Peter Porter, Denise Turner B-Warrawee Farm T-Mark Etsell D-Bob Mcclure

2-Southwind Coors (b,c,2 - Walner-Southwind Cabaret-Muscle Hill) O-Bax Stable, Glengate Farms, David Hudson, Craig Wilson B-Southwind Farms Llc T-John Bax D-Michael Saftic

3-Ghostly Casper (b,c,2 - Resolve-Cool Creek Breeze-Angus Hall) O-Benoit Baillargeon, Teresa Davidson, Santo & Nunzio Vena B-Diane Ingham, Harry Rutherford T-Benoit Baillargeon D-Sylvain Filion

? ? Replay ? ?

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2, Wbs, $20,000, Pace, DREAM MAKER: 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS. 1ST LEG, 28.0, 56.3, 1:24.3, 1:52.4

1-Stormalong (b,c,2 - Stay Hungry-Cut A Deal-Rocknroll Hanover) $10,000, Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $11,600 O-Bradley Grant, Steve Heimbecker B-Vieux Carre Farms Llc T-Tony Alagna D-Douglas Mcnair

2-Nazare (b,c,2 - Sweet Lou-Butchie Beach-Somebeachsomewhere) O-Menary Racing Inc, Anthony Timmins B-Fair Winds Farm Inc T-David Menary D-Jody Jamieson

3-Redwood Hanover (b,c,2 - Stay Hungry-Rockingcam Park-Rocknroll Hanover) O-S S G Stables B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc T-Antrhony Beaton D-James Macdonald

? ? Replay ? ?

3, Wbs, $20,000, Trot, PURE IVORY: 2 YEAR OLD FILLIES. 2ND LEG, 28.1, 58.3, 1:28.2, 1:56.4

1-Silly Me Hanover (b,f,2 - Walner-Shared Past-Chocolatier) $10,000, Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $20,000 O-Determination B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc T-Luc Blais D-Bob Mcclure

2-Shesundertheradar (b,f,2 - Tactical Landing-Barn Diva-Conway Hall) O-Gino Toscani B-David Heffering, Glenn Bechtel T-Ashley Lendvoy D-Jody Jamieson

3-Shiny New Penny (b,f,2 - Alarm Detector-Im Peekers-Kadabra) O-Benoit Baillargeon, Santo Vena, Diane Ingham B-Benoit Baillargeon, Santo Vena, Diane Ingham T-Benoit Baillargeon D-Sylvain Filion

? ? Replay ? ?

4, Wbs, $16,000, Pace, 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS: NW $10,000 LIFETIME, 28.3, 57.3, 1:26.0, 1:53.3

1-Ace Of Aces (b,c,2 - Bettors Delight-Artisticlyinclined-Artsplace) $8,000, Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, $16,104 O-Katherine Steacy, A K Malik Stable, Landmark 15 Racing Stable B-Big Als Stables Inc T-Shawn Steacy D-James Macdonald

2-Verdun (b,c,2 - Bettors Delight-Pop Goes Theweasel-Mach Three) O-Roland Trudel B-Roland Trudel T-Jean Tourigny D-Louis-Philippe Roy

3-Larceny (b,c,2 - Always B Miki-Someomensomewhere-Somebeachsomewhere) O-Steve Heimbecker B-Diamond Creek Farm Llc T-Amanda Fine D-Todd Mccarthy

? ? Replay ? ?

5, Wbs,$ 21,000, Trot, NW 3 (FM 5) RACES OR $40,000 (FM $50,000) LIFETIME, 27.2, 56.1, 1:24.4, 1:53.3

1-Tymal Tiggs (b,g,3 - Muscle Mass-Eagle Canada-Kadabra) $10,500, Lifetime Record: 16-3-5-2, $102,375 O-Jean Mondoux B-Tymal Farms T-Jean Tourigny D-Louis-Philippe Roy

2-Century Invader (b,g,3 - Resolve-Lady Pixie-Yankee Glide) O-Landmark 14, Hudson Standrdbrd Stb Inc, David Reid B-Century Spring Farms T-Shawn Steacy D-James Macdonald

3-Unevergonnagethis (b,g,3 - Muscle Mass-Muchness-Yankee Glide) O-Jeffrey Gillis B-Kentuckiana Farms Llc, Celebrity Farms T-Jeffrey Gillis D-Jody Jamieson

? ? Replay ? ?

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6, Wbs, $20,000, Pace, DREAM MAKER: 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS. 1ST LEG, 27.4, 57.2, 1:26.0, 1:52.4

1-Hungry Angel Boy (b,c,2 - Stay Hungry-Angel Scent-Western Ideal) $10,000, Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $20,000 O-:Alagna Racing Llc, Pryde Stables Inc, Pit Bull Stable Llc B-Douglas Millard, Spring Haven Farm T-Tony Alagna D-Todd Maccarthy

2-Hungry Man (b,c,2 - Stay Hungry-Big Mcdeal-Mcardle) O-Bradley Grant B-Steve Jones T-Tony Alagna D-Bob Mcclure

3-Brue Hanover (b,c,2 - Stay Hungry-Blind Ambition-Art Major) O-Bradley Grant, Teresa Davidson B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc T-Scott Mceneny D-Douglas Mcnair

? ? Replay ? ?

7, Wbs, $20,000, Trot, MILLARD FARMS: 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS. 2ND LEG, 28.3, 59.0, 1:28.2, 1:55.4

1-Lukes Bar (br,g,2 - Bar Hopping-Lukes Sophie-Here Comes Herbie) $10,000, Lifetime Record: 2-1-1-0, $14,000 O-Menary Racing Inc, Anthony Timmins B-Sergent Stables Llc T-David Menary D-James Macdonald

2-I Got The Tab (b,g,2 - Cantab Hall-Day At The Spa-Andover Hall) O-Steve Heimbecker, Bradley Grant B-Winbak Farm T-Scott Mceneny D-Sylvain Filion

3-Jokic (b,g,2 - Cantab Hall-Sunrise Avenue-Kadabra) O-Dean Lockhart B-Stpehen Dey T-Dustin Jones D-Tyler Jones

? ? Replay ? ?

8, Wbs, $16,000, Trot, 2 YEAR OLD FILLIES: NW $10,000 LIFETIME, 29.1, 59.0, 1:28.3, 1:59.1

1-Girlwithoutlimits (b,f,2 - Father Patrick-Sky Hanover-Donato Hanover) $8,000, Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $8,000 O-Shelly Macmillan, Bertrand Gilhespy Stable, Haskell Bell Volpe Stable B-Tara Hills Stud Ltd T-Michael Keeling D-Scott Young

2-Home From Away (b,f,2 - Wheeling N Dealin-Chelemark Gizmo-Balanced Image) O-Joseph Macisaac, Andy Stewart, Lennan Macisaac B-Lenan Macisaac T-Joseph Macisaac D-Trevor Henry

3-Northern Charlotte (b,f,2 - Muscle Mass-Shestheonetowatch-Kadabra) O-Bradley Grant B-Northfields Farm Inc T-Camilla Christoforou D-Chris Christoforou

? ? Replay ? ?

9, Wbs, $16,000, Pace, 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS: NW $10,000 LIFETIME, 27.3, 57.1, 1:26.2, 1:54.2

1-Ahi Sunshine (b,c,2 - Sunshine Beach-Racey Miss-Shanghai Phil) $8,000, Lifetime Record: 3-1-0-0, $10,544 O-Hudson Standrdbrd Stb Inc, Allen Sellen, Bridle Path Stables Ltd B-Hudsn Standrdbrd Stb Inc T-Shawn Steacy D-Sylvain Filion

2-Bettor B Sirius (b,c,2 - Bettors Delight-Smilesplace-Artsplace) O-Sirius Eight Stable B-Seelster Farms Inc T-James Dean D-Phillippe Hudon

3-Morning Watch (br,g,2 - Hes Watching-Call Me Yours-Your Nemesis) O-Stephen Gillard, Marilyn Gillard B-Stephen & Marilyn Gilard T-John Pentland D-Louis-Philippe Roy

? ? Replay ? ?

10, Wbs, $18,000, Trot, 5 YEAR OLDS & YOUNGER, NW 2 (FM 3) RACES OR $20,000 (FM $30,000) LIFETIME, 27.4, 57.0, 1:25.4, 1:53.4

1-Grace And Favor (b,f,3 - Resolve-Afterimage-Andover Hall) $9,000, Lifetime Record: 7-4-1-0, $38,615 O-Russell Williams B-Russel Williams T-Benjamin Wallace D-Scott Young

2-Ilbeneedinstitches (b,f,3 - Explosive Matter-Stand In Hanover-Donato Hanover) O-Natasha Steacy, Marnie Bochenek B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc T-Shawn Steacy D-Louis-Philippe Roy

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3-Pencils Down (b,f,3 - Royalty For Life-Color Me Pretty-Muscles Yankee) O-Dustin Jones Stables Inc, Martin & Michael Pupil B-Dustin Jones Stables Inc T-Dustin Jones D-Tyler Jones

? ? Replay ? ?

YONK ERS RA CEWA Y report

Thursday's Results:

1, YR, $15,000, Trot, NY EXCELSIOR A 2 YO FILLY TROT LEG #4, 30.2, 1:01.1, 1:31.2, 2:00.3, FT

1-Usosweet Blue Chip (f, 2, Devious Man--Twin B Kisses, by Muscle Mass) $7,500, $26,000 2021 GOSHEN, Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-0, $7,500 O-Ervin Miller Stable Inc & Bowie Racing LLC. B-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. T-Erv Miller. D-Marcus Miller.

2-Cross Creek Samara (f, 2, Crazy Wow--Whimzical Britt, by Cash Hall) $3,750, $25,000 2021 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 4-2-1-0, $15,800 O-Jennifer J Newton. B-Crawford Farms LLC. T-Brian Cross. D-Brian Cross.

3-Read The Book (f, 2, E L Titan--Chapter And Verse, by Credit Winner) $1,800, $25,000 2021 GOSHEN, Lifetime Record: 3-0-0-2, $4,350 O-Harmony Oaks Racing Stable Inc & Berg Bros. Stable & James A Crawford IV. B-Steve Jones. T-John Butenschoen. D-Jordan Stratton.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 5, 5, 3, NS, 2 - Finish Order: Lisa's Lucky Lady, Laurens Hoopla, Crazy For Love

2, YR, $15,000, Trot, NY EXCELSIOR A 2 YO FILLY TROT LEG #4, 32.0, 1:04.0, 1:34.3, 2:04.0, FT

1-Jigger Of Gin (f, 2, Conway Hall--Alabama Hotel, by Credit Winner) $7,500, Lifetime Record: 4-2-2-0, $22,500 O-Michael R Woodward. B-Michael R Woodward. T-Phil Fluet. D-Phil Fluet.

2-Dazzlin Dolly (f, 2, Crazy Wow--Designed To Dazzle, by Conway Hall) $3,750, Lifetime Record: 4-0-1-2, $8,550 O-Linda A & Kelly M Kolnick. B-Morrisville Col Fdn Inc. T-Scott Mongeon. D-Brian Cross.

3-Crazy Lovin (f, 2, Crazy Wow--Celebrity Lovin, by Andover Hall) $1,800, $60,000 2021 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 4-1-2-1, $25,925 O-Crawford Farms Racing & Mortgage Boys Stable & Peter F Barbato & Sam Bova Racing LLC. B-Celebrity Farms. T-John Stark Jr. D-John Stark Jr.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 2, 2Q, 1T, 1Q, 1T - Finish Order: Point Reyes, Seven Times Crazy

3, YR, $16,500, Trot, 3-4 YO NW 2 P-M RACES OR $25,000 LT AE. 2-4 YO MAIDENS DRAW INSIDE, 29.3, 59.1, 1:28.3, 1:58.1, FT

1-Rosaline (f, 3, Southwind Frank--Cheer For The Cats, by Manofmanymissions) $8,250, $20,000 2020 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 5-2-1-1, $25,410 O-Patricia Stable & L. A. Express Stable LLC & Lawrence S Thomases & Noel M Daley. B-Steve D Organ, CA & Asa Farm, CA. T-Noel Daley. D-Tyler Buter.

2-The Boss Man (g, 3, Muscle Mass--Stonebridge Encore, by Angus Hall) $4,125, $68,120 2020 LON-V, Lifetime Record: 8-1-2-0, $18,262 O-Daniel Plouffe, CA & Anthony Lombardi. B-Angie M Stiller, CA. T-Erv Miller. D-Marcus Miller.

3-Cantstop Yankee (g, 3, Whataworkout--Cantstopwontstop, by Credit Winner) $1,980, Lifetime Record: 12-1-1-1, $16,492 O-Kapildeo Singh. B-Kapildeo Singh. T-Deborah Daguet. D-Brian Sears.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 2, 2T, 2, 1H, 2T - Finish Order: Bangin In The Hall, Avacakes, Livingontherail, Pure Wow, Squable

5, YR, $18,000, Trot, 3-5 YO NW 4 P-M RACES OR $50,000 LT, 28.4, 58.1, 1:27.0, 1:56.3, FT

1-Big Charlie Moran (g, 4, Cantab Hall--Summers Windsong, by RC Royalty) $9,000, $25,000 2019 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 43-7-1-6, $56,917 O-Robert J Arzano. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Paul Fusco. D-Jordan Stratton.

2-Wee Jill (m, 4, Muscle Mass--Fighting Irish, by Southwind Lustre) $4,500, Lifetime Record: 24-2-3-1, $57,089 O-Jeffery E & Dr Terry Ruch, CA. B-Jeffery E Ruch, CA & Alan J Richardson, IR. T-Mark Harder. D-Tyler Buter.

3-Makin No Bakin (g, 3, Conway Hall--Lakin Beau Bakin, by Credit Winner) $2,160, Lifetime Record: 16-3-3-4, $40,320 O-Michael R Woodward. B-Michael R Woodward. T-Phil Fluet. D-Phil Fluet.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 2, 2T, 5, 3Q - Finish Order: Dribbling Bi, Mr Zuanetti, Jessies Outlawed, By A Hoff Hanover, Oceanview Prince

6, YR, $15,000, Trot, NY EXCELSIOR A 2 YO FILLY TROT LEG #4, 29.0, 1:00.1, 1:30.3, 2:01.2, FT

1-Rhea Titan (f, 2, E L Titan--Amazing Grace, by Credit Winner) $7,500, Lifetime Record: 4-2-0-2, $17,844 O-Margaret E Spagnola & Our Blue Streaks Stable. B-Michael E Polansky. T-Margaret Spagnola. D-Jeff Gregory.

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2-Crazy Beach (f, 2, Crazy Wow--Georgia Beach, by Conway Hall) $3,750, $12,000 2021 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 4-1-1-0, $12,000 O-Joseph J Colosi & Mark R Beale. B-Crawford Farms LLC. T-David Dewhurst. D-Jason Bartlett.

3-Pats Way (f, 2, Met's Hall--Pearls Last Chance, by Sir Taurus) $1,800, Lifetime Record: 4-0-3-1, $13,050 O-Bonnie S Woodward. B-Bonnie S Woodward. T-Phil Fluet. D-Phil Fluet.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1T, 2, 1T, 1H, H - Finish Order: Melodrama, Summer Shindig, Foxe Ella

7, YR, $77,200, Trot, NYSS 2 YO FILLY TROT LEG #4, 29.2, 1:00.4, 1:30.2, 1:59.3, FT

1-Woolco (f, 2, Chapter Seven--Upside Hanover, by Muscles Yankee) $38,600, $17,000 2021 LEX-SEL, Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $42,824 O-Hero Stables. B-Robert J Krivelin. T-Robert Krivelin. D-Tyler Buter.

2-Defiant Lady (f, 2, Devious Man--Marina Grace, by Giant Hit) $19,300, $13,000 2021 GOSHEN, Lifetime Record: 5-0-3-0, $41,181 O-Philip K Hale & David M Dewhurst. B-Barbara J Berger. T-David Dewhurst. D-Jason Bartlett.

3-Gigi Hanover (f, 2, Chapter Seven--Glad All Over, by Muscle Hill) $9,264, $145,000 2021 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 3-0-0-3, $22,764 O-Mellby Gard Inc & Ake Svanstedt Inc. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Ake Svanstedt. D-Ake Svanstedt.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 2, 2, 1H, 1H, HD - Finish Order: Ruth Honig, Jean's Action, Seven Bridges Road, Destiny's Darling, Canterbury Hanover

8, YR, $78,700, Trot, NYSS 2 YO FILLY TROT LEG #4, 31.0, 1:02.0, 1:32.0, 2:01.1, FT

1-Kayleigh S (f, 2, Chapter Seven--Pasithea Face S, by Muscle Hill) $39,350, Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, $95,600 O-Courant Inc. B-Am Bloodstock, SD. T-Marcus Melander. D-Brian Sears.

2-All The Rage (f, 2, E L Titan--Monroe County, by Glidemaster) $19,675, $25,000 2021 SHS-HBG, Lifetime Record: 3-0-2-1, $37,919 O-Little E LLC. B-Belmar Racing And Breeding LLC. T-Ake Svanstedt. D-Ake Svanstedt.

3-Midwind Success (f, 2, Chapter Seven--Outrageous Fortune, by Andover Hall) $9,444, Lifetime Record: 3-0-0-1, $16,195 O-James A Crawford IV. B-Midwind Farms. T-Claude Huckabone III. D-Jordan Stratton.

? ? Replay ? ? Calls: 1H, 2H, 1H, 2, H - Finish Order: El Mission Goddess, My Belfast Angel, Winkys Wow, Metro Matty, Mari