On most weekday afternoons, Dr. Jill Dentel and James Ehrsam are focused on their day jobs – Dentel as the owner of a veterinary clinic and Ehrsam as a township road crew chief – but Wednesday will be a bit different thanks to a 3-year-old filly pacer named Rose Run Aimee.
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With a $560,000 Yaupon colt leading a strong upper market for this segment of the sale, the Keeneland September yearling sale concluded Book 4 on Tuesday evening with continued double-digit gains in average and median.
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Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Thursday 9/18 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Thursday 8/18 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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After careful consideration, the owners of Karl (Tactical Landing–Avalicious–RC Royalty), 2, 1:51; 3, 1:50; $2,046,066—Christina and Nancy Takter, Black Horse Racing (Barry Guariglia), Crawford Farms Racing, LLC, and Bender Sweden, Inc.—are proud to announce that Karl will stand at Southwind Farms in New Jersey, joining the ranks of North America's elite trotting stallions.
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Vincent Ho is loving being back in competition and the resolute 35-year-old hopes last-start winner Jumbo Legend (124lb) can kick off this season just as he ended the last in Wednesday night’s (17 September) HK$3.12 million Class 2 Shek O Handicap (1650m) for trainer Caspar Fownes at Happy Valley.
Hong Kong Selections for Wednesday, September 17, 2025 at Happy Valley.
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The 2025 Goshen Yearling Sale was held on Monday (Sept. 15) in the sales arena at the Mark Ford Training Center, and a total of 110 yearlings changed hands, generating sales of $1,653,960, with the overall individual average sale price of $15,036 being achieved.
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The two-year-old filly trotter Demonic Niko (Dan Noble) has proved to be the queen of the 2-year-old trotting filly division in the Buckeye State, and Monday (Sept. 15) was no different when the filly rallied for a victory in the $144,040 (div.) Ohio Breeders Championship at the Delaware County Fair.
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Eight $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals were on the marquee on Monday at The Red Mile.
