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Butch Reid enjoyed a tidy day on a four-stakes card at Parx Racing last Saturday, striking with Ponder and Dream in the $100,000 Lil E. Tee and Maximus Meridius in the $100,000 Banjo Picker. The statebred stablemates will likely part ways for their next starts.
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Gary Capuano said he might have had a stroke of good luck when he decided to pull Big Cuddle from his preparation for the Grade 1 Haskell at Monmouth last Saturday.
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Trainer Ned Allard said he wished he could be more decisive about Quint's Brew's next start after the 5-year-old came up just 1 1/4 lengths short behind Book'em Danno in the $200,000 Mr. Prospector last Friday at Monmouth Park. He considers it best to take time, however, if only to temper his excitement.
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Voodoo Doll, perfect in three starts and continuing to improve with experience, will try stakes opposition and a mile and one-sixteenth for the first time Friday at Saratoga in the $200,000 Rick Violette Stakes.
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Four horses out of the mare Berning Rose are in training and will potentially race this summer at Saratoga. The quartet are trained by Dominick Schettino and owned and bred by Robert Rosenthal and his brother-in-law Bradford Bernstein.
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The late pick five is the most appealing sequence on Friday's nine-race card at Woodbine, with several viable singles in the sequence.
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While the Grade 1 Personal Ensign on Aug. 29 is the major divisional prize here this summer, Friday's Grade 2, $250,000 Shuvee Stakes is the stepping-stone to get there.
Harness Elite, together with its partners and team members, are proud to announce the Million Dollar Betting Challenge, wagering $1 million USD on harness racing over a period of approximately 60 days, beginning on July 22nd.
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The filly Mohaven, leader of the California-bred 3-year-old filly division off three decisive victories in Cal-bred stakes, faces new challengers in the $150,000 Fleet Treat Stakes Friday at Del Mar.
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New York Sire Stakes action took center stage on Tuesday afternoon as 3-year-old trotting fillies invaded Saratoga Casino Hotel. There were two divisions which saw Sharp Seven (Chapter Seven) and Who Dares Wins (Chapter Seven) score front-stepping victories.
