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Friday, October 17, 2014
Roland N Rock...The Pride of the Iowa Fairs is
for Real
By Bill Finley
Roland N Rock's career began in a $1,000 race at the
Eldon Fair in Iowa, which usually means a lifetime spent on
the racetrack in obscurity, competing for small pots on
dusty racetracks that most people in harness racing don't
even know exist. It's one of the last places you'd expect to
find a future star, just like the other tracks Roland Rock
competed at–Humboldt, W hat Cheer, Sioux Center and
Oskaloosa.
But from such humble beginning a star has risen and
there's no telling how far he will go.
The story of
Roland N Rock
actually begins at
the 2011 Harrisburg
Mixed Sale. It was
there that Perretti
Farms dispersed its
broodmare band
and Duane Roland
and his wife Connie
were hoping they
could find some
Iowa sensation Roland N Rock will
bargains. They paid
point for major 3-year-old pacing
$6,000 for a mare
races next year (David Baum photo)
named Hank's Chip,
who was in foal to Rocknroll Hanover.
Hank's Chip raced just once and was off the board, but
Duane Roland dug deep into the pedigree page and found
some things he liked.
"There's nothing better than a Rocknroll Hanover,"
Roland said, "and we decided we would buy a couple of
mares in foal to him. They were selling so many they
couldn't all go for big money. Hank's Chip didn't have a
record, but she's from the Lismore family from the Rooneys
Lismore produced some really nice horses like Albert
Albert, Lisheen, Lisryan. And Hank's Chip had a couple of
siblings that made over $250,000.
It Wasn’t That Tyler Moore
A recent letter to editor here at HRU that criticized
Racing Under Saddle races has caused some unfair
controversy for Canadian driver Tyler Moore. The letter
was indeed sent to us by a Tyler Moore, but this Moore
listed his residence as Florida and the email did not
come from the Canadian Tyler Moore’s email address.
HRU regrets the confusion and hopes RUS fans will go
easy on Tyler Moore the driver
They also paid $9,000 for another Perretti mare in foal to
Rocknroll Hanover and, according to Roland, the ensuing
foal is a "complete dud.”
The Rolands' primary business is farming and they have
a 1,500 acre farm in Grinnell, Iowa where they grow corn
and soybeans. Though they have a lot of horses (about
75), they say the horse business is something they do for
fun.
"W e have horses for our enjoyment," said Roland, who
also trains the gelding. "That's our fun."
From the Eldon Fair, Roland N Rock made his way
across Iowa, demolishing the competition everywhere he
went.
"W e knew we really had something back in July when he
raced at Oskaloosa," Roland said. "He only went in 59.3
but the last half was in 57.2, and that's the fastest half any
horse has ever raced in Iowa. W e thought, ‘W ow, we've
got a really good horse. It's like ok, what do we do now?’"
Two starts later they took Roland N Rock to a $21,400
stakes at the Springfield, Illinois Fair and he won by 13 1/4
lengths. But with the 2-year-old staked to nothing, their
options were limited and they returned to Iowa, where
Roland N Rock won six more races.
Balmoral racing secretary Doc Narotsky was watching
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the horse tear through the Iowa fair circuit and convinced
Roland that he should supplement him to the American
National. The cost would be $8,500, a lot considering the
purse for the 2-year-old colt and gelding pace was just
$86,000.
The competition was stiffer this time, but the results were
the same. Staying perfect at 14 for 14 in his career, he won
by 2 1/4 lengths in 1:52.2 with John De Long driving
"John De Long gets off the cart and says that would have
been a ‘49.2' at a place like Pocono," Roland said. "He said
this horse unbelievable."
Along the way, the Rolands have turned down any and all
offers to sell Roland N Rock. At first, they couldn't get the
price they were looking for and, eventually, they decided the
horses was so good that they had better keep him. Roland
had seen first hand what can happen when you sell a
prospect out of Iowa as his father Roger sold Panaramic Art
for $60,000 and he went on to make $328,493, and also let
Laughandbehappy get away. She won $729,104, including
the Milton.
"Could this horse be as good as those two? If we just race
him little bit conservatively at three, can we make good
money with him at 4, 5 and 6. Cash flow is more important
to us than getting a lump sum,” Roland said.
W ith nothing left on the calendar to shoot for, the Rolands
have decided to give Roland N Rock the rest of the year off.
Now knowing fully what they have they intend to stakes him
to at least a handful of major races next year, among them
Meadowlands Pace and the American Nationals. The horse
will spend the winter relaxing in a paddock. His owners will
spend the winter dreaming of Grand Circuit conquests.
Chicago Star Bob Farrington Dies At 85
By Dean A. Hoffman
Bob Farrington
revolutionized harness racing
a half-century ago.
He revolutionized it by
operating a year-round stable
of raceway stock and
claimers on the then-powerful
Chicago racing circuit. W hile
many horsemen still operated
as if harness racing were a
seasonal sport, Farrington
campaigned his horses in
any season and in any race
they could win.
In the process, Farrington
made himself the winningest
driver in harness racing.
Bob Farrington in 2013 at
W hen he won 200 races in
Scioto Downs (Dean Hoffman 1961, harness devotees were
photo)
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stunned. How could one driver win more than 200 races?
That was at a time when a night racing program had fewer
races (and much larger crowds).
Three years later, Farrington won more than 300 races. At
that stage in his life, he was seemingly unstoppable.
Farrington, 85, died earlier this week in Florida. He was
retired and had been away from limelight in harness racing
for many years.
You don't associate Bob Farrington with developing
high-class stakes colts or even with winning major races.
He was a grind-it-out horseman who entered his horses
where they could win---and they often did. And he kept
them in classes where they could win or certainly be
competitive. It was a winning formula.
One of his greatest stars of that era was Dancing David, a
pacer with a mark of 1:58f and earnings of $218,731---every
dollar earned the hard way in overnight races. Dancing
David may be long forgotten now, but he terrorized his
opposition at Sportsman's Park in the mid-1960s.
Farrington was just into his thirties then and he was the
king of Chicago tracks: Sportsman's Park, W ashington
Park, and Maywood. His stock didn't come with fancy
pedigrees and fast records, but they won races in every
class on the card.
Farrington hailed from a harness racing family in the
central Ohio community of Richwood and vaulted into
prominence in partnership with the late Lloyd Arnold, a
livestock trader. Many of the horses that made headlines
for Farrington in the 1960s were owned by the Arnold
Cattle Company.
His older brothers Dick and Brad were familiar names in
harness racing, too. Dick trained and drove a Grand Circuit
stable for Lloyd Arnold in the 1970s. Some of Dick's
best-remembered horses owned by Arnold were W arm
Breeze and Tender Loving Care. Dick also trained and
drove the grey wonder Laag.
W hen Herve Filion came along to displace Bob
Farrington as the sport's hottest
sulky-sitter in the late 1960s,
Farrington continued to maintain
his racing operating. He was
chosen by Jim Harrison to
contribute a chapter to the original
Care & Training of the Trotter &
Pacer published in 1968. His topic
was fittingly on the year-round
stable, still a novel concept in
harness racing.
In the early 1970s, Farrington
The great Rambling
acquired the Indiana-bred pacer
Willie (USTA photo)
Rambling W illie and they later
achieved nationwide fame with
him as a result of a book and a publicity tour organized by
the USTA.
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Rambling W illie won the feature the night that the
Meadowlands opened in 1976 and was still winning races
there a half-dozen years later as part of his national tour.
Much like Dancing David, Rambling Willie hailed from a
pedigree that ran to the woods quickly, but he was an
amazingly durable champ that paced sub-2:00 miles when
those were hardly routine. He was voted the champion
older pacer in North America in 1975-76-77.
Farrington and his wife Vivian gave generously to an Ohio
church and thus the book that Don Evans and Phil Pikelny
wrote about Rambling W illie was titled "The Horse That
God Loved." Farrington showcased his star gelding at
tracks around the United State and Canada at a time when
media coverage for racing was more plentiful. W illie
paraded down city streets and made appearances at
shopping malls. It was a heady time for harness racing.
Farrington worried when crowds and kids got around W illie
because the old boy could get a bit ornery and kick at
times, but W illie came to love the attention and handled it
all with aplomb. His tour was a major publicity coup for
harness racing.
Farrington was inducted into the Living Hall of Fame in
1979.
In 1983, Rambling W illie's legs were noticeably troubling
him and he retired that fall. Fittingly, his final race was at
Sportsman's Park in Chicago. When he left the winner's
circle his earnings were past $2 million, and he lived out his
life at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Farrington's profile in harness racing then became much
lower and he spent his final decades in Sanford, Florida.
Takter: Sport Has to Create More 4-Year-Old
Only Races
It's been a great year for Jimmy Takter's star 3-year-old
male trotters, but what about next year? Nuncio and Father
Patrick will be four in 2015 and that might mean tough
campaigns and losses against the grizzled aged veterans.
Takter said he isn't against the rules that are forcing top
4-year-olds to stay on the track, but he said the industry
needs to give these horses a break by creating far more
races restricted to their age group.
"From May through August there has to be races for them
to establish themselves," he said. "If we have to race these
horses as 4-year-olds you have to have races for them.
Otherwise it's wrong that you force them to race.
"Look at the year (4-year-old)
Creatine has had," Takter
continued. "Now that it is toward
the end of the year he has started
to establish himself and he is
doing well. He can now compete
against the older horses. (Trainer)
Bob (Stewart) was smart to take a
step back and race him against
easier company when he saw he
couldn't go with the top horses. I
did the same with Sunfire Blue
Chip. He went in 48.1 with 26 last
quarter and didn't get a check. I
said, time out, I've got to do
something and now we has five
Jimmy Takter wants to straight wins and broke the
see more races for
Canadian record on half mile
straight 4-year-olds
track."
W ith the 4-year-old season a tough one in the U.S. some
trainers are contemplating sending their trotters to Europe
to campaign. Takter said that is a possible option for his
horses, but cautioned that winning over there is not as
easy as some think.
"It's possible I would send someone to Europe; that's
something I have to consider," he said. "‘Patrick' is good
enough to beat the aged horses and I’m not afraid to race
him against anyone, so I am not worried about racing him
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here. Europe is not that easy. Some people think it is easy.
I know Europe and I know it's not easy and things are
complicated. You have to know what you are doing and you
can't just send the horse over there."
Hempt and Lynch Stakes At Mohegan Sun at
Pocono Downs To Become Early Closers in 2015
The Max C. Hempt Memorial Stake No. 61 and the James
M. Lynch (Filly Division) for 3-Year-Old pacers will become
early closers in 2015. Both the initial nominating payment
and 2-year-old sustaining payment that have been made on
horses to the former stake event will be refunded by the
Hambletonian Society.
There will be a new nominating fee of $500 due for the
Max Hempt (3-Year-Old Open) Pace and a $350
nominating fee for the Lynch (3-Year-Old Filly) Pace. Both
are due on February 15, 2015.
Complete information regarding subsequent sustaining
payments and starting fees will be announced in December.
For 2015, the Max C. Hempt Memorial 3 Year-Old Open
Pace will be a guaranteed $500,000 and the James M.
Lynch Memorial 3-Year-Old Filly Pace will be guaranteed
$300,000. Dates for these events will also be announced in
December.
For No. 61, the monies will be prorated among the owners
of the horses eligible at the time of cancellation.
For No. 62, the nomination fees will be refunded to the
nominators.
With Yearling Market Hot, Expectations Are For
More of the Same at Indy Sale
By Bill Finley
So far, it's been a sellers' market at the various yearling
sales held across North American and that should be the
case again today as some 176 horses will be auctioned off
at the Indiana Premier Yearling Sale. The sale will take
place at the Indiana State Fairgrounds and it begins at 11
am.
W hen asked if
this sale will
duplicate others,
most of which
have shown
increases in the
neighborhood of
10 percent or
more, sales
manager Randy
Midland Acres will sell Hip 163,
Manges said: "I
Rockinwiththebest (by Rockin Image) at
think those
today’s Indiana Premier Yearling Sale
numbers are
realistic. I would expect to be up and somewhere in the 5 to
10 percent area. Maybe not up as much as some of other
sales, but I do expect it to be up."
It's quite possible that the sale topper will be one of the
nine yearlings in the sale by Always A Virgin. The stallion's
offspring have had a big year on the racetrack. Always B
Miki is among the top 3-year-old pacers in the sport and
Color's A Virgin won this year's Jugette.
"I just wish we had more Always A Virgins to sell,"
Manges said. "Some of the breeders are racing them
themselves, but there's also the situation of where he is in
his stallion career. W ith new sires coming in people always
want to wait until they prove themselves. These horses
selling this year are from his fourth crop. W ith young sires
like that a lot of people jump around and take a
wait-and-see attitude."
Another horse to keep an eye on is Hip 10, Vee Vee, a
filly by Valley Victor. She is a half-sister to Cee Bee Yes,
who established a world record (1:50.2) at the recent Red
Mile meet.
There are 20 yearlings in the catalogue by Rockin
Image, another sire who should enjoy a good sale. His first
crop is now two and he has had 18 starters break the 1:55
barrier.
"Rockin Image has had very good year first year and
we're fortunate have several of them in sale," Manges
said.
Indiana star Natural Herbie has won on the Grand
Circuit, which should give a boost to his sire, Here Comes
Herbie. There are 13 Here Comes Herbies in the sale.
The good news for Indiana racing is there is no bad
news. The industry seems stable and the sire stakes
program is strong. Manges said those are positive factors
that should come into play today.
"The mood in Indiana is very good," he said. "Erv Miller,
Ron Burke, Tony Alagna, they have had good success
over here. I expect some of them to be over for the sale.
W ith not a whole lot going on in Illinois a lot of Illinois
buyers will come over and look at the Indiana breds
because it's close to their home base. Several of the
Illinois guys have done well in Indiana."
Mohawk Meet Overall, per Race Handle Rise
CAMPBELLVILLE, October 16, 2014 - W oodbine
Entertainment Group (W EG) today announced that overall
wagering and average per race handle on the 2014
Mohawk Standardbred meet, which concluded Monday,
October 13, were up over last
year.
The Campbellville track held 102
race cards and recorded an
"all-sources" betting total of
$152,503,221, a 15.8 per cent increase over last year’s
$131,622,569 from 84 race cards.
The average per race of $132,958 in 2014 showed a 2.6
per cent increase over the $129,550 bet per card in 2013.
The meet’s marquee events also showed growth.
W agering on the Pepsi North America Cup and Canadian
Pacing Derby/Metro Pace cards were especially strong.
“Pacing Derby” night handle of $5,006,896 was the
highest handle figure ever recorded on one program at the
51-year-old Campbellville track. It was third highest mark
ever recorded on the W EG Standardbred circuit, behind
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only 2002 Breeders Crown card ($5.4 million) and 2001
Breeders Crown program ($5.2 million), both at W oodbine.
On “Cup” night, the $3,437,037 wagered was the highest
since the race moved to Mohawk in 2007.
“W e had an excellent Mohawk meet,” said Jamie Martin,
Executive Vice-President of Racing. “W e’re especially
pleased with our big race nights, which featured strong
crowds in an excellent setting. W e also offered a high
quality day-to-day meet to racing fans and customers with
plenty of racing opportunities for horsepeople.”
Creatine, Foiled Again Headed to Dayton for
Lucrative New Derbies
Thursday, October 16, 2014 - from Hollywood Gaming
Dayton Raceway
Dayton, OH---Hollywood Dayton Raceway, the new kid
on the harness racing block, is pleased to announce that
the richest pacer in history and the hottest free-for-all trotter
in North America are headed to the five-eighths mile oval
for the inaugural Grand Circuit stakes at the two-week old
track. The $150,000 (est.) Dayton Trotting Derby and
companion $110,000 (est.) Dayton Pacing Derby will both
be contested on the Friday (October 24) program and each
has an impressive list of nominated horses.
Foiled Again, the 10-year-old wonder horse whose
$6,702,111 in earnings is the best in harness racing history,
is among the early commitments to the lucrative Pacing
Derby. A six-time winner this season for trainer Ron Burke,
Foiled Again will enter the race off back-to-back runnerup
finishes in the prestigious $179,000 American National at
Balmoral Park and the $160,500 Allerage at The Red Mile.
A total of 26 of the continent’s best older pacers are staked
to the new event including, but not limited to, other notables
like Apprentice Hanover, Bolt The Duer, Clear Vision,
Sunfire Blue Chip and Twilight Bonfire.
Creatine is also headed to Dayton for the trotting division,
according to his trainer Bob Stewart. In his last two starts,
the son of Andover Hall has captured the $166,300
American National at Balmoral in a track-record setting time
of 1:51.3; and triumphed in the $173,000 Allerage, edging
Sebastian K by a head in 1:51.2. A total of 47 trotters
remain eligible to the Dayton Trotting Derby, a list that
reads like the “W ho’s W ho” of the best current open
squaregaiters. The list includes Sebastian K, Archangel,
Daylon Magician, W ishing Stone and local Dayton track
record holder Count Me In, among many notable others.
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Friday at Maywood
6th Race. $92,300, Trot. Galt Stakes
Post Horse
Sire
Trainer/Driver
1 Madewell Hanover
Yankee Glide
Ryder/Ryder
2 Morgans Majestic
Majestic Son
Whitaker/Thompson
3 Tour Hall
American Native Brink/Brink
4 Dony Andreas
Donato Hanover Butenschoen/Tetrick
5 E L Titan
Muscle Hill
Rekila/Rekila
6 Nino Marino
Pizzazzed
Tuftie/Dean Magee
7 Fox Valley Veto
Pizzazzed
Grummel/De Long
8 Sheer Flex
Federal Flex
Ortolan Bar/Anderson
9 Rompaway Galaxy
Rompaway Wally Harmon/Dave Magee
9th Race. $180,000,
Post Horse
1 Let’s Drink On It
2 Somewhere in LA
3 Big Boy Dreams
4 Three Of Clubs
5 Kingofthejungle
6 Neat
7 On Golden Ponder
8 Unlocked
Pace. W indy City Pace
Sire
Trainer/Driver
Art Official
J Seekman/T Seekman
Somebeachs’where Takter/B Miller
If I Can Dream
Burke/Tetrick
Mach Three
G McNair/D McNair
Well Said
Simpson/Carpenter
Art Major
E Miller/Leonard
Ponder
McIntosh/Dean Magee
Duneside Perch
E Miller/Dave Magee
From TrackMaster pps for the Maywood Stakes click
here. For all other pps go to www.trackmaster.com
Friday at Woodbine
1st Race. $25,000, Pace. Three Diamonds–Elimination
Post Horse
Sire
Trainer/Driver
1 Happy Becky
Cam’s Card Shark Coleman/Christoforou
2 Shakai Hanover
Well Said
O’Sullivan/Jamieson
3 JK She’salady
Art Major
Johansson/Gingras
4 Float On By
Art Major
Menary/J MacDonald
5 Solar Sister
Mach Three
G McNair/S Zeron
6 Storm Point
Somebeachs’where Burke/Pierce
2nd Race. $25,000,
Post Horse
1 Jolene Jolene
2 Flirting Filly
3 Smexi
4 Juanitas Fury
5 Amoureuse Hanover
6 Gatka Hanover
3rd Race. $25,000,
Post Horse
1 Tymal Illbthere
2 Stubborn Belle
3 Danielle Hall
Trot. Goldsmith Maid-Elimination
Sire
Trainer/Driver
Muscle Hill
Czernyson/Filion
Broadway Hall
Takter/Pierce
Explosive Matter
Takter/Takter
Kadabra
Bax/Macdonell
Pilgrims Taj
Smith/Waples
Muscle Massive
Burke/Gingras
Trot. Goldsmith Maid-Elimination
Sire
Trainer/Driver
Deweycheatumnhowe Abdulov/Henry
Taurus Dream
Bax/Macdonell
Deweycheatumnhowe C Jamieson/J
Jamieson
4 Mission Brief
Muscle Hill
Burke/Gingras
5 Demons N Diamonds Muscle Hill
Drennan/Filion
6 Southwind Champane Muscle Hill
Bax/Byron
7 Lilu Hanover
Andover Hall
Takter/S Zeron
STATS CORNER
LEADING SIRES OF 2014 2YO PACERS BY AVERAGE EARNINGS PER FOAL
Sire
Location
Eligible
THIRD STRAIGHT
KY
KY
WESTERN IDEAL
PA
ART MAJOR
Earnings
Average
Earnings
Foals
Starters
$404,620
15
9
$26,975
NJ
$1,111,400
49
32
$22,682
NY
NY
$1,701,596
92
74
$18,496
FEELIN FRISKIE
OH
OH
$937,322
54
45
$17,358
SOMEBEACHSOMEWHERE
PA
PA
$1,147,002
67
53
$17,119
WELL SAID
PA
PA
$1,634,120
100
66
$16,341
PONDER
PA
ON
$478,476
30
14
$15,949
DRAGON AGAIN
PA
PA
$1,317,319
85
50
$15,498
BETTOR'S DELIGHT
PA
NY
$1,781,476
115
84
$15,491
SPORTSWRITER
ON
ON
$2,179,643
154
100
$14,154
SPORTSMASTER
IL
IL
$843,757
61
39
$13,832
MCARDLE
OH
PA
$504,726
37
24
$13,641
YANKEE CRUISER
PA
PA
$517,745
40
25
$12,944
ROCK N ROLL HEAVEN
NY
NY
$1,314,672
103
72
$12,764
AMERICAN IDEAL
NY
NY
$1,051,652
85
59
$12,372
WESTERN TERROR
PA
PA
$1,040,365
103
66
$10,101
RIGGINS
NY
DE
$210,994
22
17
$9,591
DAVE PANLONE
racing
OH
$181,062
19
8
$9,530
ROCKIN IMAGE
IN
IN
$990,806
107
70
$9,260
HOT PANS
MN
MN
$88,441
10
9
$8,844
WESTERN MAVERICK
ME
ME
$219,825
25
18
$8,793
STAND FOREVER
OH
OH
$155,194
18
10
$8,622
ALWAYS A VIRGIN
IN
IN
$392,217
51
31
$7,691
TRAILBOSS HANOVER
IA
IA
$73,203
10
9
$7,320
FOUR STARZZZ SHARK
exported
PA
$219,124
30
17
$7,304
MANTACULAR
OH
OH
$123,240
18
11
$6,847
ROCKNROLL HANOVER
deceased
NJ
$870,687
133
81
$6,547
CAM'S CARD SHARK
PA
NJ
$333,446
55
25
$6,063
ARTICULATOR
PE
PE
$117,059
20
11
$5,853
MACH THREE
ON
ON
$582,401
108
49
$5,393
STATS CORNER
LEADING SIRES OF 2014 2 YO TROTTERS BY AVERAGE EARNINGS PER FOAL
Sire
Location
Eligible
PIZZAZZED
IL
IL
INFINITIF
exported
IRON DUKE
Earnings
Average
Earnings
Foals
Starters
$271,606
11
10
$24,691
ON
$295,171
12
6
$24,598
OH
OH
$228,150
10
6
$22,815
CANTAB HALL
PA
PA
$1,399,239
71
49
$19,708
MUSCLE HILL
NJ
NJ
$1,490,799
82
43
$18,180
MUSCLE MASSIVE
PA
PA
$1,499,677
85
56
$17,643
NEELY DUNN
OH
OH
$537,147
31
16
$17,327
CONWAY HALL
NY
NY
$1,292,289
75
55
$17,231
RC ROYALTY
NY
NY
$555,203
35
24
$15,863
FULL COUNT
OH
OH
$200,640
13
11
$15,434
ENCORE ENCORE
IN
PA
$180,240
12
7
$15,020
TAURUS DREAM
deceased
ON
$388,944
27
12
$14,405
DONATO HANOVER
PA
PA
$1,444,672
102
60
$14,163
EXPLOSIVE MATTER
PA
PA
$1,144,384
81
47
$14,128
CASH HALL
NY
NY
$390,325
31
20
$12,591
PILGRIMS TAJ
exported
ON
$341,962
29
17
$11,792
CRAZED
PA
NY
$757,413
70
41
$10,820
CHIP CHIP HOORAY
OH
OH
$557,100
53
47
$10,511
BROADWAY HALL
PA
PA
$312,616
30
24
$10,421
AIRZOOM LINDY
IN
IN
$199,514
20
8
$9,976
CREDIT WINNER
NY
NY
$587,068
59
36
$9,950
MUSCLES YANKEE
PA
NJ
$495,296
52
32
$9,525
YANKEE VALOR
IL
IL
$137,760
15
8
$9,184
KADABRA
ON
ON
$889,516
103
55
$8,636
VICTORY SAM
OH
OH
$307,938
36
25
$8,554
LUCKY CHUCKY
PA
NY
$711,859
84
47
$8,475
DEWEYCHEATUMNHOWE
NY
ON
$644,979
79
42
$8,164
MAJESTIC SON
ON
ON
$299,755
38
20
$7,888
ANDOVER HALL
PA
PA
$772,124
99
56
$7,799
MUSCLE MASS
ON
ON
$695,373
90
51
$7,726
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• 10/17/14 PAGE 7 of 8
6th Race. $25,000, Pace. Three Diamonds–Elimination
Post Horse
Sire
Trainer/Driver
1 The Show Returns
Rocknroll Hanover
Ryder/S Zeron
2 Ideal Nuggets
Western Ideal
Lohmeyer/Filion
3 Wicked Little Minx
Rocknroll Hanover
Svanstedt/Condren
4 Band Of Angels
Rock N Roll Heaven Burke/Gingras
5 Rock Her World
Rocknroll Hanover
Alagna/J MacDonald
6 Zip Code Envy
Rock N Roll Heaven Takter/Pierce
For TrackMaster pps for the Woodbine stakes elims
click here. For all other pps go to
www.trackmaster.com
Wednesday’s Results:
1, Fhld, $25,000, T, ** NON-W AGERING ** ** POST TIME
12:15 P.M. ** New Jersey Futurity Open, 28.4, 58.3, 1:27.4,
1:57.2, FT
1-Sumatra (g, 3, Muscles Yankee--Lola Seelster, by
Credit Winner), $9,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Joseph E Smith.
B-Perretti Farms & Black Horse Racing. T-Tom Fanning.
D-Brian Sears, $13,750, Lifetime Record: 24-8-4-4,
$278,589
Thursday’s Results:
1, Fhld, $25,000, T, ** NON-W AGERING ** ** POST TIME
12:15 P.M. ** New Jersey Futurity Open, 28.4, 58.3, 1:27.4,
1:57.2, FT
1-Sumatra (g, 3, Muscles Yankee--Lola Seelster, by
Credit Winner), $9,000 2012 SHS-HBG O-Joseph E Smith.
B-Perretti Farms & Black Horse Racing. T-Tom Fanning.
D-Brian Sears, $13,750, Lifetime Record: 24-8-4-4,
$278,589
To watch the replay click here
Monday’s Results:
5, Har, $20,000, P, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD FILLIES 2ND
ELIMINATION - 1ST DIVISION, 29.0, 59.4, 1:28.3, 1:57.4, GD
1-Love Forbidden (f, 2, Riggins--Pavla Hanover, by
Western Hanover) O-Tony L Dinges. B-Bulletproof
Enterprises. T-Tony Dinges. D-Andrew McCarthy, $10,000,
Lifetime Record: 2-1-0-1, $12,400
8, Har, $20,000, P, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD FILLIES 2ND
ELIMINATION - 2ND DIVISION, 28.4, 57.4, 1:26.4, 1:55.4, GD
1-Purrfect Bags (f, 2, Roddy's Bags Again--Purrfectly
Bad, by Badlands Hanover), $2,000 2013 CHICKS
O-Joann Looney-King. B-W inbak Farm. T-Jim King Jr.
D-Victor Kirby, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 3-3-0-0, $26,000
10, Har, $20,000, P, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD FILLIES 2ND
ELIMINATION - 3RD DIVISION, 28.3, 58.0, 1:26.2, 1:54.0, GD
1-Totally Rusty (f, 2, Rusty's For Real--Rusty's Joy, by
Badlands Hanover) O-Carter Racing Stable LLC.
B-Carter Racing Stable LLC. T-Douglas Lewis. D-Corey
Callahan, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 4-4-0-0, $28,500
Tuesday’s Results:
5, Har, $20,000, P, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS
2ND ELIMINATION - 1ST DIVISION, 28.3, 58.2, 1:28.2, 1:55.2, FT
1-Sonofa Sizzle (c, 2, Life Sizzles--Jk Lady Like, by
Artiscape) O-Michael F White. B-Charles W & Diane R
Coursey. T-Gary Green. D-Allan Davis, $10,000, Lifetime
Record: 6-2-1-1, $25,516
8, Har, $20,000, P, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS
2ND ELIMINATION - 2ND DIVISION, 27.4, 56.2, 1:26.1, 1:56.1, FT
1-Art Season (g, 2, Artzina--Florist, by Rustler
Hanover), $16,000 2013 SHS-HBGM O-Legacy Racing Of
De Inc & Sharon I W hite & Nanticoke Racing Inc.
B-W inbak Farm. T-W ayne Givens. D-Allan Davis, $10,000,
Lifetime Record: 4-2-2-0, $18,125
10, Har, $20,000, P, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS
2ND ELIMINATION - 3RD DIVISION, 28.3, 58.1, 1:27.1, 1:55.0, FT
1-K J Ben (c, 2, Riggins--Winsmith Karen, by Matt's
Scooter) O-Scott D W oogen. B-Scott D W oogen. T-Duane
W agner. D-Art Stafford Jr, $10,000, Lifetime Record:
5-4-0-1, $36,363
12, Har, $20,000, P, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS
2ND ELIMINATION - 4TH DIVISION, 29.1, 58.3, 1:28.0, 1:55.4, FT
1-Remember Me Vk (g, 2, Art Director--All Memory, by
Allamerican Native) O-Ronald P Benton & Sharon M
W yatt. B-Ronald P Benton & Robin Kay W est. T-Robert
W yatt. D-Montrell Teague, $10,000, Lifetime Record:
2-1-1-0, $15,000
Wednesday’s Results:
1, Har, $20,000, T, EARLY NON-W AGERING - POST
TIME 4:45 DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS
FUND 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS 2ND
ELIMINATION - 1ST DIVISION, 32.3, 1:03.0, 1:34.0, 2:04.4, SY
1-Egosnattitudes (g, 2, Great George Two--Aerobic
Linda, by Dream Vacation) O-W illiam B Roberts &
Graham Grace Stables LLC & M & W Stables, LLC.
B-Graham Grace Stables LLC. T-W Bib Roberts.
D-Jonathan Roberts, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-0,
$20,000
2, Har, $20,000, T, EARLY NON-W AGERING - POST
TIME 5:00 DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED BREEDERS
FUND 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS 2ND
ELIMINATION - 2ND DIVISION, 31.0, 1:02.4, 1:32.3, 2:02.4, SY
1-Save The Night (g, 2, Political Briefing--Athenea, by
Cumin), $8,000 2013 CHICKS O-Robert R Shahan &
George A Brem. B-W inbak Farm. T-Robert Shahan.
D-George Dennis, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 4-2-2-0,
$23,993
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• 10/17/14 PAGE 8 of 8
5, Har, $20,000, T, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD FILLIES 2ND ELIMINATION
- 1ST DIVISION, 29.4, 1:01.1, 1:32.3, 2:03.2, SY
1-Penny Paratrooper (f, 2, Cr Commando--Cr Penny
Lane, by Lindy Lane) O-Carlo J Poliseno & Foulk Stables
Inc. B-Rod Allen Inc. T-Carlo Poliseno. D-Ross W olfenden,
$10,000, Lifetime Record: 2-2-0-0, $20,000
8, Har, $20,000, T, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD FILLIES 2ND ELIMINATION
- 2ND DIVISION, 31.0, 1:02.0, 1:32.4, 2:03.4, SY
1-Sign N Drive (f, 2, Cr Commando--Tybridge, by
Garland Lobell) O-Scott D W oogen. B-W inbak Farm.
T-Duane W agner. D-Victor Kirby, $10,000, Lifetime Record:
4-3-1-0, $31,700
10, Har, $20,000, T, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD FILLIES 2ND ELIMINATION
- 3RD DIVISION, 31.3, 1:03.3, 1:33.4, 2:04.3, SY
1-Callmemza (f, 2, Great George Two--Endorphan
Annie, by Enjoy Lavec) O-W illiam B Roberts & Graham
Grace Stables LLC & M & W Stables, LLC. B-W illiam B
Roberts & Graham Grace Stables LLC & M & W Stables,
LLC. T-W Bib Roberts. D-Jonathan Roberts, $10,000,
Lifetime Record: 4-3-0-1, $29,721
12, Har, $20,000, T, DELAW ARE STANDARDBRED
BREEDERS FUND 2 YEAR OLD COLTS & GELDINGS
2ND ELIMINATION - 3RD DIVISION, 28.4, 59.4, 1:30.2, 2:00.0, SY
1-Political Cash (g, 2, Political Briefing--Cashmere
Sahbra, by Supergill), $7,500 2013 BHS O-Robert R
Shahan & Donald L Marine. B-W inbak Farm. T-Robert
Shahan. D-Allan Davis, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 3-2-0-1,
$20,660
Tuesday’s Results:
9, Mea, $20,000, T, CD PREFERRED HANDICAP 1-2
DRAWN, 3-7 DRAWN, 8 ASSIGNED, 27.3, 56.1, 1:24.0, 1:52.4, FT
1-Better Caviar (h, 6, SJ's Caviar--Better Credit, by
Credit Winner), $35,000 2009 LEX-SEL
O-David W W ade & Gerald W Brittingham & Kelley Rogers
& W illiam F Peel III. B-Steiner Stock Farm. T-David W ade.
D-Dan Rawlings, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 40-13-9-3,
$138,085
Wednesday’s Results:
7, Phl, $20,000, T, NW $17,500 in Last 5 Starts 4 Yr. Olds
& Older Last Start for a purse of greater than $30,000
ineligible AE: NW 9 Ext. PM Races or $90,000 Lifetime,
27.3, 56.1, 1:24.1, 1:52.1, FT
1-Modest Prince (g, 4, Rc Royalty--In To Me, by Self
Possessed), $25,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Richard S
Gutnick. B-Robert Rosenheim Stbs LTD. T-Linda Toscano.
D-Tim Tetrick, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 39-9-5-10,
$298,533
Thursday’s Results:
7, Phl, $20,000, T, NW $17,500 in Last 5 Starts 4 Yr. Olds
& Older Last Start for a purse of greater than $30,000
ineligible AE: NW 9 Ext. PM Races or $90,000 Lifetime,
27.3, 56.1, 1:24.1, 1:52.1, FT
1-Modest Prince (g, 4, Rc Royalty--In To Me, by Self
Possessed), $25,000 2011 SHS-HBG O-Richard S
Gutnick. B-Robert Rosenheim Stbs LTD. T-Linda Toscano.
D-Tim Tetrick, $10,000, Lifetime Record: 39-9-5-10,
$298,533
To watch the replay click here
Monday’s Results:
9, YR, $20,000, P, NON-W INNERS OF $12,000 IN LAST
6 STARTS W INNERS OVER $80,000 IN 2014 NOT
ELIGIBLE., 27.4, 56.2, 1:24.1, 1:52.0, FT
1-Tobago Cays (h, 7, Rocknroll Hanover--Bunny Lake,
by Precious Bunny), $45,000 2008 SHS-HBG O-Brian
Nixon. B-W Springtime Racing Stb & John W Stark Jr.
T-Ross Croghan. D-Jordan Stratton, $10,000, Lifetime
Record: 151-30-18-16, $801,112
10, YR, $20,000, P, NON-W INNERS OF $12,000 IN LAST
6 STARTS W INNERS OVER $80,000 IN 2014 NOT
ELIGIBLE., 28.2, 57.2, 1:25.2, 1:53.1, FT
1-Gd Airliner (g, 6, Panspacificflight--Mackenzie Beth,
by Sportsmaster), $8,500 2009 HOOSIER O-Howard A
Taylor. B-Sam H Schwartz. T-Rene Allard. D-Brian Sears,
$10,000, Lifetime Record: 124-36-13-13, $458,299
11, YR, $21,000, P, CLAIMING ALLOW ANCE $30,000 3
YO 50%, 4 YO 25%, F&M 20%, 26.4, 56.1, 1:25.0, 1:53.3, FT
1-Aussie Reactor A (g, 9, Camcracker--Texan Cowgirl,
by Fake Left) O-Bill Reepmeyer. B-Royalstar Pty LTD,
AS. T-Kathleen Allen. D-Jason Bartlett, $10,500, Lifetime
Record: 130-35-18-16, $500,294
12, YR, $20,000, P, NON-W INNERS OF $12,000 IN LAST
6 STARTS W INNERS OVER $80,000 IN 2014 NOT
ELIGIBLE., 28.2, 56.3, 1:25.0, 1:53.1, FT
1-Tye Seelster (h, 5, Camluck--The Patriot, by Albert
Albert), $70,000 2010 FOREST O-Eric A Prevost.
B-2086729 Ontario Inc, CA & Seelster Farms Inc, CA.
T-Douglas Berkeley. D-Brian Sears, $10,000, Lifetime
Record: 79-14-11-9, $202,246
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