Dan Patch Award winner Southwind Frank and Breeders Crown champion All The Time began their seasons with authoritative victories in first round action of the New Jersey Sire Stakes for 3-year-old trotters on Friday night at the Meadowlands.  Southwind Frank, driven by Yannick Gingras, made a controlled move from fourth to first en route to the 57 second half in the lone $25,000 split for male trotters, then came home in a 55 1/5 back half to win by almost three lengths in 1:52 1/5.  Brooklyn Hill (Dave Miller) was second from the pocket, and Bar Hopping (John Campbell), who was parked in mid-pack for most of the way, trotted on through the lane to finish third just behind Brooklyn Hill. Ron Burke trains Southwind Frank, a colt by Muscle Hill, for owner Southwind Frank Partners of Pennsylvania.  This was his 12th win from 13 career starts, and he has now earned $798,919. Gingras also drove All The Time in the first of two $20,00 divisions for trotting fillies, and she would circle from third to first on the way to the 58 1/5 half.  She would go on to reach three-quarters in 1:26 3/5, and then she sprinted a final quarter of 26 4/5 to win by 7 1/4 lengths in 1:53 2/5.  Hillosophical (Scott Zeron) was the runner-up, and Southwind Pearl (Corey Callahan) rounded out the trifecta. All The Time is a daughter of Muscle Hill trained by Jimmy Takter for owners/breeders Al Libfeld and Marvin Katz of Ontario.  This was her eighth win from 13 lifetime attempts, and she has now banked $493,396. In the other test for filly trotters, Wildflower (Ake Svanstedt) pulled first-over out of third at the 1:27 2/5 three-quarters and wore down leader Southwind Hope (Andy Miller) late to prevail by a head in 1:55.  Cree (Scott Zeron) and Jezebel De Vie (Dave Miller) finished in a dead-heat for the third position. Svanstedt also trains and co-owns the winner, another filly by Muscle Hill, with partners Douglas Sipple and Mal & Janet Burroughs LLC. of Delaware and New Jersey.  The winner of the Kindergarten Series final at Vernon last year, Wildflower scored her second career triumph, and she has now earned $150,298.