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Leading driver Trace Tetrick stayed hot on Tuesday, Sept. 2 at Harrah's Hoosier Park, sweeping both divisions of the penultimate leg of Indiana Sire Stakes for 2-year-old trotting fillies. Tetrick teamed up with Double A Dream to pull a 20-1 shocker in the first split before getting OMG Am I Ok home as the 7-5 second choice in the second section.
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Sippinonsearoc remained undefeated in this year's Kentucky Championship Series action for 3-year-old male pacers at The Red Mile with a 1:48 2/5 victory in Tuesday afternoon's $80,000 clash.
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David McDuffee, a prominent figure in harness racing and a two-time Little Brown Jug-winning owner, has been selected as the 40th inductee into the prestigious Little Brown Jug Wall of Fame by the Delaware County Fair.
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Over $1,500,000 will be on the line this Friday afternoon at Harrah’s Philadelphia as the four divisions of the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes for 2-year-olds will hold their $300,000 Championship events, along with $50,000 consolations. There will also be $100,000 in purses for established performers in the Invitational pace, mare pace, and fast-class trotting categories.
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Equibase, the racing industry’s official data supplier, has entered final race times into its database for the first three race cards at Kentucky Downs run last week that conflict with nearly all of the times registered by the track’s timing vendor, officials for the company confirmed on Tuesday.
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By all measures, Frank Lucarelli has had a successful 2025 meet at Emerald Downs. Heading into closing weekend, he ranked fourth among local trainers in wins with 24 and second in earnings with $440,758. But when asked to assess his barn's performance this meet, Lucarelli pointed out a few ways in which things could have broken more to his favor.
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Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Thursday 9/4 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Thursday 9/4 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Reigning Ohio-bred horse of the year Generous Lover looks to bounce back from defeats against quality foes in Thursday’s $75,000 Michael G. Mackey Memorial Angenora Stakes, which has drawn a field of six Ohio-bred fillies and mares sprinting at Thistledown.
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The unbeaten filly Silent Rule, who was considered a leading candidate for Ohio-bred championship honors heading into the state’s fall stakes, has been taken out of training and could be sold at auction in Kentucky this November.
