Saturday, June 6, 2015 Thinking Big, Myron Bell Planning Major, MultiMillion Dollar Racing Series By Bill Finley Myron Bell believes that harness racing desperately needs a new concept to generate buzz, lure new fans and reinvigorate the breeding and sales businesses. And he believes he has just the right idea. Bell, who is, among other things, a prominent owner, breeder and an advisor to Brittany Farms' George Segal, said he is working on putting together a series of races for both gaits that would involve many of the sports biggest events and include millions in purse monies and bonuses. "W e desperately, desperately need a buzz," Bell said. "W e need something and I think this could be a start." Myron Bell is aiming high with Bell said he has been a concept for a new series of inspired by the intense races amount of interest that has been generated this year by the thoroughbred Triple Crown and American Pharoah's attempt to join a group of racing immortals. But he believes the harness racing Triple Crowns are broken beyond repair and wants something bigger and better. "Our Triple Crowns have become a wandering minstrel show," he said. Bell's concept is to group four trotting races together, the Canadian Trotting Classic, the Hambletonian, the Kentucky Futurity and the Breeders Crown. On the pacing side, the series would consist of five races, the North America Cup, the Meadowlands Pace, the Little Brown Jug, a new race at the Red Mile and the Breeders Crown. Each race would be worth $1 million and anyone who sweeps all four or five would be entitled to a bonus of at least $1 million. "People want to win big prizes," he said. "That's why the lottery is successful. A million dollars is what attracts people. We did it once with the W oodrow W ilson and the Meadowlands Pace and we have to do it again." He said he wants the races to be held on "big" tracks, but would gladly make an exception for the Little Brown Jug because of its prestige and its built-in ability to create excitement and attract a big crowd. "You want the Jug as part of this because the Jug is already a multi-day extravaganza," he said. As far as a bonuses go, Bell said he has already spoken to insurance companies to see what it would cost to get a policy covering what would be paid to a horse sweeping the series. "W e'll shoot for $1 million, $2 million, $3 million," he said. "W e'll try to make the bonus as high as we can. It will all depend on what the insurance companies say and how much it will cost." So far as where all the money will come from to pay for purses and the insurance costs, Bell said he will start by asking the breeders to make a substantial contribution in the way of fees. "W hatever we ask them to pay they would get that back in revenue because their yearlings would, in my estimation, now sell for more," he said. Funding would also come from sponsors and from traditional staking payments. Bell is among those that believes the sport must do something to break out of its doldrums when it comes to fan interest, the amount of betting, stagnant yearling sales and an annual foal crop that continues to decline at an alarming rate. (continued on next page) HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 6/06/15 PAGE 2 of 8 "There are people this week that, other than the Triple Crown, don't even know what horse racing is," Bell said. "Now, they see a horse going for the Triple Crown and they say, "Gee, that's exciting, I am going to follow that.' In our business we need new buyers, new bettors, we need something to generate interest. W e desperately need that in our industry. We're a stepchild because we treat ourselves like a stepchild. W e have a good product. If I can syndicate a horse (Captaintreacherous) for $12 million anyone can. It's there. W e've got to give people a reason to buy horses." Though mainly committed to 3-year-old races, Bell said he envisions the series eventually expanding to include races for 2-year-olds and 4-year-olds. The concept, he says, is far more than a pipedream. He says he has talked to several prominent people in the industry who are behind him and has also received support from the racetracks that would be involved. He did add that it is imperative for the Meadowlands to get a casino in order for the project to move forward. "I will get this done," he said. | share this story | Then there is the filly Ivy League, who is by Somebeachsomewhere. She cost $150,000 and is the first foal from See You At Peelers, who was also trained by Takter. Ivy League was bred by Diamond Creek. “She is a very, very nice filly, a super filly,” Takter said. “She looks like she is very fast, Takter will handle the driving duties with Ivy League. Creatine in Action Today in Sweden Kentucky Futurity winner Creatine will make his third start year when he faces nine others in the Jämtlands Stora Pris (Gr. II Int.). The race is worth $99,042 to the winner and will be held at Östersund. The 5-year-old by Andover Hall will look to improve on his first two starts in Sweden for trainerdriver Robert Bergh as he finished out of the top three in both. Youth Foundation Summer Tour Starts June 12 (press release) The Hollies sang "The road is long, with many a winding turn, that leads us to who knows where, who knows when.” For the Harness Horse Youth Foundation Trottingbreds and staff, the road this summer will indeed be long, but the organization knows exactly where it leads. The summer programs schedule starts at Hoosier Park on June 12 with more than 300 girl scouts and their families, then heads to Nappanee, Indiana before the entourage (continued on next page) See You at Peelers’ First Foal Leads Takter Attack in Big M Baby Races After sitting out the first round of baby races last week at the Meadowlands, Jimmy Takter appears ready to dominate this morning’s action. There are eleven 2-year-old qualifiers scheduled and Takter will send out 18 total horses in those races. “I have quite a few I am excited about,” Takter said. “I think every single horse See You At Peelers will be that qualifies (Saturday) is represented by her first foal, a top contender.” Ivy League, this morning at The most expensive the Meadowlands trotting yearling buy among Takter’s group is the Muscle Hill colt Bar Hopping, who cost $190,000 at Lexington. Takter will also unveil Sonoma Valley, a Rocknroll Hanover filly that cost $325,000 at Lexington. HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 6/06/15 PAGE 3 of 8 heads east to Harrington Raceway. It doesn't end until mid-August, after visiting six more states and nearly a dozen venues. Executive Director Ellen Taylor is looking forward to the summer tour. "W e have lots to be excited about for summer 2015 programs. New crew, new member added to our stable, and best response ever to our ever-growing schedule, plus our exceptional all-important sponsor support!” As Taylor mentions, the extensive HHYF travel schedule would not be possible without the support of the organization's summer program sponsors. Among the organizations and racetracks supporting the Foundation this summer are the United States Trotting Association, Pennsylvania Harness Horsemen's Association, Agriculture & New York State Development Fund, Indiana Standardbred Association, Meadows Standardbred Owners Association, American Racing - Vernon Downs, Ohio Harness Horsemen's Association, Standardbred Owners and Breeders of New Jersey (in memory of Ed Razzetti) and the Delaware Standardbred Owners Association. Businesses and individuals who support HHYF's important mission include Doug Ackerman Stable, the Antonacci Family Foundation, Brittany Farms, Fair Island Farm, Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, Preferred Equine Marketing, Val D'or Farm, W hite Birch Farm, Diamond Creek Farm, Fair W inds Farm, Ed Gold, Bob and Lynda Stewart, Southern Oaks Training Center, Bluegrass Staking Service, Bluestone Farms, Brook Ledge Transportation, Buckeye Nutrition, Cameo Hills Farm, Concord Stud Farm, Converseon, Dr. John Cummins, M & J Insurance, W alnut Hall Stock Farm, W J Donovan Racing Stable, W oodland Run Vet Facility, Deo Volente Farm, Dunroven Stud, Horseman Publishing Company, W alnut Hall Limited, Vieux Carre Farms, Hunterton Farm, Birnam W ood Farms, Barbara Bongiorno, Jean Brown, Cunningham Livestock, Dumain Haven Farm, Mark Ford Stable, Greg Schuler Interactive, Two Gaits Farm, W alnridge Farm of Pennsylvania, Winbak Farm, Marsha Cohen and Martha Frank Stables. Asbury Park Press: Meadowlands Casino No Sure Thing Not everyone is convinced that the Meadowlands will hit a home run if there is a casino at the North Jersey racetrack. In Friday’s Asbury Park Press, columnist Bob Jordan listed five “signs that the Meadowlands casino, or any expansion of gambling in the state, may be a losing bet.” To read the full story click here Interested in Thoroughbreds as well? Click here to sign up for our sister publication... World Class Is Built-In the Potential Big M Slots Bid I hope over the last several years writing this column I would be described as a fairly honest broker. I am reticent to sweep something that might shed a bad light on harness racing under the rug, and I do not apologize for the sport when it does something I think is wrong. So, hopefully this column doesn't smack too much of being a homer. W ell, I can't for the life of me figure out why there is even a debate in New Jersey where to house a new casino, if passed. It's like asking if the sky is blue, if Jerry Silva wants a piece of my 1:51 maiden breaker, or if I won that photo (I didn't). It should be at the Meadowlands. I won't bore you with the usual; the "jobs", the labor intensive harness racing ecosystem, the proximities, the "greenspace", the spin-offs. Newsflash, if a government gives millions to a basket weaving industry, it will create jobs too. If it spends money on parkland, we'll have greenspace. It's politicospeak and I don't talk that language. W hat I will say, is that having something world class matters. This past year the Minnesota Vikings received $506 million from the cash-strapped legislature in Minnesota for their new stadium. In football, go down the list, team by team, it's one of many. It is estimated that up to 70% of all NFL stadiums have been funded by someone other than the teams themselves and in many cities, ongoing costs are (continued on next page) HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 6/06/15 PAGE 4 of 8 paid. In Indianapolis there's a $100 million bill proposed to help the Indianapolis Motor Speedway: "IMS is an enormous, 100-year-old facility. In addition to the many annual projects to maintain it, we need to make the Speedway more flexible, more modern and better positioned to attract more fans to IMS and Indiana," Jeff Belskus, CEO of the speedway, said in a statement. "It's really about keeping this iconic facility competitive in the sports and entertainment world.” You can examine other industries, or businesses in certain states and cities, they too receive something from someone other than their customers if it's considered "world class.” And most people are okay with it. That's because being world class in something matters. Does anyone think running the Indy 500 across the border in Illinois makes any sense at all? New Jersey, off the top of my head (and no offense, Garden State residents), isn't known for much of anything. If people want to see a hockey game in the area they would choose the Devils a strong third to the Islanders and Rangers, I think the Nets play in Brooklyn, and there are a couple of NFL teams - the Jets and the Giants - but York follows New in their names. Museums, Broadway plays? Um, no. New Jersey, with the Meadowlands Racetrack, is known (and could be even more well-known) for something, though: The W orld's best harness racing. It possesses some of the most storied races, and the facility draws worldwide fans and horsemen to it. There is no harness track in the world where more is bet on the races, or where more people attend the races live each year. I am certainly evidence of that. I have been to the New York area a dozen or more times, but I stay in Jersey and my visits to the Big Apple are bussed or limoed in. That's because of the Meadowlands Racetrack. W hy in the world would New Jersey's political class want to build some nameless faceless casino that looks exactly like every other nameless faceless casino when they have the Meadowlands? W hy would they want to lose out on continuing to make New Jersey the destination for world class harness racing? W hy would they not want to promote and foster "world’s best" in something? W here's the pride to do something more than just build a building? And I have not even touched on more of the obvious. In "The demand for slot machine and pari-mutuel horse race wagering at a racetrack-casino" a study regarding casino revenue at racetracks, the author concluded: "Pari-mutuel horse race wagering fell 21% after slot machines were introduced and 16% following the introduction of table games. On the other hand, slot machine wagering increased 13% in the presence of live horse racing and 14% in the presence of import simulcast horse racing" So, you've got a ready-made market, in a great spot, with solid infrastructure that draws people from all over the world. Academic studies show that the location will bring in more revenue than a new stand-alone location. As an added bonus, revenues that are shared (should be shared, for heaven's sake) with the facility will increase New Jersey's brand worldwide, as having the best harness races on the planet. Races like the Hambo, Meadowlands Pace, TVG and Haughton would be enhanced, adding to the brand. Tourism would increase for several races. Live racing could expand to three or four days a week, again increasing casino revenue. And there's still a debate? Seriously? I am the first to admit I don't understand modern day politics and certainly don't understand New Jersey politics. But I like to think I have some common sense. New Jersey, if a northern casino passes, would be crazy to house that casino anywhere other than the Meadowlands. Quite simply: Anywhere else does not make any sense. | share this story | © Copyright Harness Racing Update. This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission of the copyright owner, MB Publishing Inc. Information as to the races, race results and earnings was obtained from results charts published by the United States Trotting Association and utilized here with the permission of the copyright owner. HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 6/06/15 PAGE 5 of 8 Race 7, Open Pace ART HISTORY looks to complete his journey up the class ladder all the way to the top tonight and should be favored to win his seventh straight race. He's turned into a killer for Elliott and has already beaten most of these more than once; the rest he may simply be better than right now. DOVUTO HANOVER drops out of the TVG FFA and won an Open here back at the beginning of May; will have to do it tonight with a new driver in Marohn. DOCTOR BUTCH tripped out to a lifetime best 1:48:1 score here two back and the 5-year-old is rapidly closing in on the $1 million career mark; regular driver Tetrick interestingly ends up on ODDS ON EQUULEUS. BETTOR'S EDGE returns as the stronger part of the Burke entry and we all know what he's capable of at his best; makes first start back in a month. W AKE UP PETER makes his third start back. Race 8, Graduate Pace ALL BETS OFF has made over a million dollars between last season and his four races this year and has done so going largely unnoticed. Recent Confederation Cup winner was runner-up last out in the Molson to the older and classy State Treasurer and Kakaley continues to drive this one best; warrants a long look in here. DOO W OP HANOVER is bound to attract tons of attention on the heels of that 1:47:4 mile last out at Tioga. It looks like he'll get a new driver tonight and I'm anxious to see if he's that good again. SOMEW HERE IN LA didn't look ready in his two starts here in the spring but those two return qualifiers looked much better; he wouldn't be a total shock. Julie Miller is yet to figure out LYONSSOMEW HERE. BUSHW ACKER comes off a career mile at Pocono. Race 9, The Caramore Pace MAXI BON won here last year in a sub 1:50 mile and may be able to beat this group on the memory of that race alone. That recent try at Philly against All W eek wasn't bad and he'll have every chance tonight to notch that first win of the season. ACCOUNT ROLLOVER almost took them all the way at speed favoring Pocono two back and picks up Tetrick for Eaton; should be up close early. ANDW IN HANOVER moves all the way to the inside and he came up with a couple big miles in similar positions here last year; not out of the question at a big price. LADY'S BAG MAN drops. Race 10, N/W $15,000 L5 Pace BLATANTLY BEST has been knocking heads of late with the best horses on the grounds and this is an even bigger drop than it looks on paper. The 10/1 morning line may end up being wishful thinking but Goodell gets a shot tonight and he'll get this one in play. MISTER VIRGIN was claimed last out by Morgan and has been a hot commodity at the claiming box lately; he's paced his last three miles in under 1:50 including a 1:49:4 win three back. ALLSTAR LEGEND steps up after a race he couldn't possibly close; 6-year-old has loads of class. MISTER TRUTH delivered last out as an even money promise but he'll need another ideal trip to repeat against this tougher group. W INDSONG GORGEOUS was hopelessly parked in his last. The Plays: $8 ticket ($0.50 base): 3-9 / 1-5 / 7 / 6-7-8-9 $27 ticket ($0.50 base): 3-6-9 / 1-5 / 1-4-7 / 6-8-9 Saturday at Mohawk Race 5. $78,767, Pace. Somebeachsomewhere Post Horse Sire Trainer/Driver 1 Traceur Hanover Western Ideal Bardier/Waples 2 Maxdaddy Blue Chip Sportswriter Armer/B Miller 3 Oneisalonelynumber Bettor’s Delight Coleman/Henry 4 Amora Beach Somebeachs’where Menary/J MacDonald 5 Dudes the Man American Ideal Okusko/Callahan 6 Trading Up Somebeachs’where Alagna/McNair 7 Harfo Hanover Always A Virgin Bendis/Macdonell 8 Penji Hanover Art Major Wallace/Christoforou 9 Pierce Hanover Cam’s Card Shark Sucee/Jamieson 10 Win One Soon Jereme’s Jet Fletcher/Filion Race 9. $78,767, Pace. Somebeachsomewhere Post Horse Sire Trainer/Driver 1 Sports Bettor Sportswriter Mitchell/Condren 2 Allbeef N Nobull Mcardle Armer/B Miller 3 Rockin In Heaven Rock N Roll Heaven Moore/Henry 4 Good Friday Three Mach Three Fellows/Dube 5 P L Idaho Shadow Play Dupuis/Filion 6 Mikes Powerhouse Camluck Coleman/Callahan 7 The Wayfaring Man Dragon Again Comegan/Moiseyev 8 Sugarsam Sportswriter O’Sullivan/J MacDonald 9 Drachan Hanover Jereme’s Jet Barreau/R Zeron 10 Go Daddy Go Ponder McIntosh/Campbell For TrackMaster pps for the Somebeachsomewhere click here For all other pps go to www.trackmaster.com Traceur Hanover Makes 2015 Debut in SBSW W ith the top three in the 3year-old male pacing divisuion–Artspeak, W iggle It Jiggleit and In The Arsenal–sitting out tonight’s Somebeachsomewhere at Mohawk, there’ll plenty of opportunity for a lesser light to pick up a nice check. Traceur Hanover returns to The big name in the first action tonight at Mohawk division is the controversial (continued on next page) HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 6/06/15 PAGE 6 of 8 Traceur Hanover, who now races for trainer Normand Bardier Jr. His last race came in the Breeders Crown, where his victory was tainted by a post-race test for an excess cobalt level. He’ll have to tangle with Maxdaddy Blue Chip, who has looked outstanding in his two career starts, both easy wins. Despite drawing post 10, Go Daddy Go figures to have a big shot in the second division. Second behind Artspeak last year in the Governor’s Cup, he returned this year with an easy win in an Ontario Sire Stakes race at London. “John (Campbell) is the best person to give feedback on a horse and we’ve got a very valuable relationship,” trainer Bob McIntosh said. “He said the colt wasn’t firing home in the qualifiers but at London, he said ‘we’ve got our horse back’. “Those qualifiers are the reason I have a few new grey hairs. He didn’t do anything wrong but he was lackluster. I did a little work on his front feet which seemed to help, but warming him up (at W estern Fair), I knew he seemed good.” Saturday at Scioto Downs Race 7. $200,000, Trot. Charlie Hill Memorial Post Horse Sire Trainer/Driver 1 Final Breath Victory Sam Beatty/Noble 2 Il Sogno Dream Cantab Hall Beaver/Merriman 3 Fusion Man Valley Victor Smith/ Wrenn 4 Bee A Magician Kadabra Norman/Sears 5 DW’s NY Yank Dilbert Hanover Burke/Page 6 Obrigado Boy Band Kelley/M MacDonald 7 Southwind Pepino Chocolatier Beatty/Beatty 8 Natural Herbie Here Comes Herbie Yoder/Yoder 9 Lindy’s Tru Grit Cantab Hall J Miller/A Miller 10 Count Me In Full Count Burke/Wilder For TrackMaster pps for the Charlie Hill click here. For all other pps go to www.trackmaster.com Bee A Magician Top Charlie Hill The $200,000 Charlie Hill at Scioto Downs doesn’t figure to be that competitive of a race. The wonder mare Bee A Magician heads the field and looks to return to the winner’s circle after finishing second behind Father Patrick in the Maxie Lee at Chester. There are no Bee A Magician Father Patricks in here and the daughter of Kadabra should have an easy time of things. This will be her fifth start of the year, all of them against males. She drew well (post four) and regular driver Brian Sears will be in the bike. Want to Subscribe for FREE? Visit www.harnessracingupdate.com/websignup.cfm and fill out the free subscription form. Saturday at the Meadowlands 3rd Race. $56,250, Trot. Graduate Series Post Horse Sire Trainer/Driver 1 DD’s Hitman Donato Hanover Svanstedt/Svanstedt 2 Shake It Cerry Donato Hanover Takter/Takter 3 Muscle Network Muscle Hill O’Sullivan/Tetrick 4 Gural Hanover Crazed Burke/Gingras 5 Datsyuk Explosive Matter Norris/Norris 6 Sumatra Muscles Yankee Fanning/D Miller 6th Race. $56,250, Post Horse 1 JK Endofanera 2 Luck Be Withyou 3 Caviart Luca 4 Rockeyed Optimist 5 Limelight Beach 6 Somesizesomestyle Pace. Graduate Series Sire Trainer/Driver Art Major Burke/Gingras Western Ideal Oakes/Zeron Somebeachs’where Daley/McCarthy Rocknroll Hanover Elliott/Tterick Somebeachs’where Burke/Kakaley Somebeachs’where Remmen/Goodell 8th Race. $56,250, Pace. Graduate Series Post Horse Sire Trainer/Driver 1 Doo Wop Hanover Rocknroll Hanover Elliott/Tetrick 2 Bushwacker Rocknroll Hanover Ryder/D Miller 3 Somewhere in LA Somebeachs’where Takter/Gingras 4 Lyonssomewhere Somebeachs’where J Miller/A McCarthy 5 All Bets Off Bettor’s Delight Nurke/Kakaley 6 Rock Out Rocknroll Hanover Elliott/Zeron For TrackMaster pps for the Graduate click here. For all other pps go to www.trackmaster.com HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 6/06/15 PAGE 7 of 8 Takter's Dynamic Duo Heads Graduate Jimmy Takter will look to sweep both divisions of the Graduate Series in the trotting ranks tonight at the Meadowlands as he sends out champion mare Shake It Cerry in the third race and champion male Father Patrick in the 11th. There will also be two races for pacers in the Graduate Series, which is restricted to 4-year-olds. Shake It Cerry clearly Takter on Shake It Cerry: wasn't herself at the “She’s back!” beginning of the year as she lost her first three starts. But she looked terrific last out when winning a Graduate leg at Tioga. Takter said the problem was that she got off her game while they were attempting to breed her, through an embryo transfer, to Father Patrick. The process did not work and she will not have a foal next year. "She's totally, absolutely back to her old self," Takter said. "It was wrong of me to try to change the course of nature and not give her the chance to be a mother when it was truly her time. I thought it was a smart move because we most likely were going to keep the foal. It's not that crazy to try to get a foal through embryo transfer. It just didn't work and we should have left things alone." Father Patrick opened his 4-year-old campaign with a sizzling win over the superstar mare Bee A Magician in the Maxie Lee at Chester. "He sure started off his year very well," Takter said. "I couldn't be happier with how a horse came back. He's a heck of a horse." W hen asked if Father Patrick figures to have any serious competition this year, Takter replied: "He should have a very good chance of doing very well in the races that are coming up (the continuation of the Graduate Series and the Hambletonian Maturity). Later on, he'll have a chance to go against the older horses. This is America. W e're always come up with great horses. Anything could pop up." 11, HoP, $21,000, P, Fillies and Mares - Invitational PP`s drawn by groups (5-7), remainder assigned, 26.3, 55.3, 1:24.3, 1:51.4, FT 1-Color's A Virgin (m, 4, Always A Virgin--Full Color, by Allamerican Ingot) O-Emerald Highlands Farm. B-Emerald Highlands Farm. T-Brian Brown. D-Trace Tetrick, $10,500, Lifetime Record: 33-21-5-1, $781,072 To watch the race replay click here 8, M, $28,500, P, Fillies & Mares Open, M, 26.4, 54.2, 1:22.2, 1:49.2, FT 1-Radar Contact (m, 7, Dontgetinmyway--Topville Cyberwave, by Electric Yankee), $10,000 2009 HOOSIER O-Charles Stillings & Dean E Ehrgott. B-Merle E Yoder. T-Noel Daley. D-John Campbell, $14,250, Lifetime Record: 98-32-19-15, $891,256 To watch the race replay click here 1, Mea, $31,000, T, ***CURRIER & IVES*** 3 YEAR OLD FILLY TROT 1ST OF 3 DIVISIONS, 28.1, 57.3, 1:25.4, 1:54.2, FT 1-Smokinmombo (f, 3, Explosive Matter--Horizontal Mombo, by Malabar Man), $15,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Christopher F Beaver & Synerco Ventures Inc, CA & James R Gallagher. B-W hite Birch Farm. T-Christopher Beaver. D-Aaron Merriman, $15,500, Lifetime Record: 13-4-2-3, $93,226 2-By And By Hanover (f, 3, Muscle Massive--Brown Velvet, by Andover Hall), $30,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Little E LLC. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Ake Svanstedt. D-Mike W ilder, $7,750 3-Big Barb (f, 3, Andover Hall--Pine Yankee, by Yankee Glide) O-Edward H Kimmel & Donald L & David Lee W iest. B-Edward H Kimmel & Donald L W iest. T-Donald W iest. D-Tony Hall, $3,720 Calls: 3, 1, 4, 5, 7Q - Finish Order: Pad Princess, I'm So Fancy, Fly Angel Fly, American Magpie To watch the race replay click here 2, Mea, $31,500, T, ***CURRIER & IVES*** 3 YEAR OLD FILLY TROT 2ND OF 3 DIVISIONS, 28.2, 57.2, 1:26.2, 1:54.4, FT 1-Smexi (f, 3, Explosive Matter--Sanna Hanover, by Yankee Glide), $35,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Christina Takter & John D Fielding, CA & Herb A Liverman & Jim H Fielding, CA. B-Brittany Farms. T-Jimmy Takter. D-Dave Palone, $15,750, Lifetime Record: 17-3-4-4, $432,637 2-She Wore Red (f, 3, Yankee Glide--Tori Ann, by S J's Photo) O-Joyce A Mc Clelland. B-Richard & Joyce A Mc Clelland. T-Nancy Johansson. D-Matt Kakaley, $7,875 3-Focus On Me (f, 3, SJ's Caviar--Pinup Springs, by Striking Sahbra) O-Richard C & Regina M Beinhauer. B-Richard C & Regina M Beinhauer. T-Rick Beinhauer. D-Dan Rawlings, $3,780 Calls: 1H, 1H, 1, 1H, H - Finish Order: Classical Annie, Alpha Alpha, Seduce A Stranger, Sweet Shurga, Sky Hanover To watch the race replay click here HarnessRacingUpdate.com • 6/06/15 PAGE 8 of 8 3, Mea, $20,000, P, F&M NOT LISTED PREFERRED/PREFERRED HANDICAP P.P.1-4 DRAWN; 5-7 DRAW N, 26.1, 54.3, 1:22.3, 1:51.2, FT 1-Do Me Honor (m, 7, Cheyenne Rei--Do Me Right, by Keystone Raider), $1,600 2009 GRLAKES O-W illiam T Bercury. B-Engle Equine LLC. T-W illiam Bercury. D-Aaron Merriman, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 149-37-38-23, $598,698 To watch the race replay click here 4, Mea, $31,500, T, ***CURRIER & IVES*** 3 YEAR OLD FILLY TROT 3RD OF 3 DIVISIONS, 29.0, 58.3, 1:27.3, 1:56.0, FT 1-Matter Hatter (f, 3, Explosive Matter--Queen Volo, by Malabar Man) O-Pius J Soehnlen. B-W hite Birch Farm. T-Jeff Cox. D-Mike W ilder, $15,750, Lifetime Record: 12-6-2-2, $110,215 2-Onda Di Mare (f, 3, Yankee Glide--Upfront Ob's Janet, by Andover Hall), $75,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Frederick J & Shirley A Schwartz & Shore Thing Stables, LLC & Four Friends Racing Stable LLC. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Jim Campbell. D-Aaron Merriman, $7,875 3-Blue Muse (f, 3, Muscles Yankee--Upside Blue Chip, by Dream Vacation), $20,000 2013 LEX-SEL O-Ake Svanstedt Inc & Little E LLC. B-Little E LLC. T-Ake Svanstedt. D-Dave Palone, $3,780 Calls: 3, 1H, H, 1H, 3Q - Finish Order: Gatka Hanover, Blessings Counted, Best Glider, Youth Gone Wild, Gold Cora To watch the race replay click here 5, Mea, $20,000, P, ***PA STALLION SERIES*** 3 YEAR OLD COLT & GELDING PACE 1ST OF 3 DIVISIONS, 27.2, 56.1, 1:23.4, 1:51.3, FT 1-Badiou Hanover (g, 3, Well Said--Blind Ambition, by Art Major), $105,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Pinske Stables & James W Simpson. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Julie Miller. D-Andy Miller, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 11-4-1-2, $61,425 To watch the race replay click here 8, Mea, $20,000, P, ***PA STALLION SERIES*** 3 YEAR OLD COLT & GELDING PACE 2ND OF 3 DIVISIONS, 27.1, 55.4, 1:23.2, 1:51.2, FT 1-Uf Larry Alltheway (g, 3, Dragon Again--Varbo, by Bo Knows Jate), $52,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Up Front Racing LLC. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-Kelly O'Donnell. D-Dave Palone, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 13-4-3-3, $87,827 To watch the race replay click here 9, Mea, $20,000, P, ***PA STALLION SERIES*** 3 YEAR OLD COLT & GELDING PACE 3RD OF 3 DIVISIONS, 26.3, 55.3, 1:23.0, 1:50.3, FT 1-Jo Pa's Well Said (c, 3, Well Said--So Ravishing, by No Nukes), $155,000 2013 SHS-HBG O-Emposimato Stables. B-W alnridge Farm Inc. T-Jim Campbell. D-Aaron Merriman, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 8-2-4-0, $33,620 To watch the race replay click here 3,Moh, $30,000, P, 26.2, 55.2, 1:23.3, 1:51 1-Lady Shadow (b,m,4 - Shadow Play-Lady Camella Camluck) O-David C Kryway, Carl L Atley, Edwin J Gold, Richard M Lombardo B-Winbak Farm T-Ronald Adams DDouglas McNair $15,000 Lifetime Record: 24-12-4-0 $500,179 To watch the race replay click here 5, ScD, $25,000, T, OPEN POST POSITIONS DRAW N, 27.3, 55.4, 1:25.3, 1:54.0, FT 1-Boffin (g, 5, Donato Hanover--Trance Anthem, by Tagliabue), $20,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Angela B Coombs. B-Russell C W illiams. T-Tyler Tinch. D-Randy Tharps, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 63-23-5-4, $240,592 To watch the race replay click here 7, ScD, $25,000, P, FILLIES AND MARES OPEN POST POSTIOINS 1-3 DRAW N POST POSITIONS 4-7 DRAW N, 25.4, 55.2, 1:23.3, 1:51.3, FT 1-She's Shocking (m, 6, Electric Yankee--Notorious One, by Towner's Big Guy) O-Scott B Mogan & Diamond Chip Stable & Charles E Guiler. B-Troy M Breidenbach & Diamond Chip Stable & Scott B Mogan & Jerry L Purtlebaugh. T-Scott Mogan. D-Kayne Kauffman, $12,500, Lifetime Record: 80-18-13-15, $273,020 To watch the race replay click here Tune in to the Bob Heyden Report for the best in harness racing talk, every Saturday at 10:15 a.m. Eastern on the Eclipse Award-winning horse racing radio program DOWN THE STRETCH every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Eastern SIRIUS Channel 92, XM Channel 92 Hosted by Dave Johnson and Bill Finley Call in with your questions to 866-900-6451 For SIRIUS/XM radio go to www.siriusxm.com
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