Breeders Crown: Visit past Breeders Crown contenders, including two champions, at Millionaires Row

Four past Breeders Crown contenders - Foiled Again, Golden Receiver, Mission Accepted and Pinkman - will be on hand to greet fans at Eldorado Scioto Downs on Friday and Saturday (Oct. 23 & 24).

The three geldings and one stallion have an astounding 719 starts, 244 wins, 131 seconds, 97 thirds and $14.1-million in earnings between them. To commemorate these horses and their accomplishments, the Ohio Harness Horsemen's Association will have a booklet give-a-way, featuring statistics on, and photos of, all four horses. There will also be a limited number of Foiled Again plushies available free for kids, limited to one per child. Adults who would like a plushie can purchase one for $10, with proceeds going to New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program.

Fans can visit Millionaires Row, located behind the grandstand, from 4:30-8:00 p.m. (EDT) on both Friday and Saturday.

The 22-year-old Foiled Again needs no introduction - the all-time money-leading Standardbred has been a snowbird - wintering in Florida and spending his summers in Pennsylvania. Always available for meet and greet opportunities, Foiled Again has been enjoying the retirement life for the last seven years. Foiled Again competed in six Breeders Crowns, winning in 2013, finishing second in 2010 and 2011 and third in 2012.

Golden Receiver, at 21 years young, has been a part of the Cherokee Stables All Standardbred Drill Team for the past eight years and a 4-H show horse under the guidance of Emma Thornsberry. During his eight years of racing, GR earned $2.2-million and finished second in the 2012 Breeders Crown and also competed in 2013.

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Mission Accepted was a Breeders Crown contender in 2019 and 2020. He did double duty, racing and standing at stud, during the 2022 and 2023 seasons, earning $1.4-million lifetime. Fully retired to stallion duty since 2024, the 11-year-old currently stands at Winterwood Farm in Ohio.

Pinkman had an amazing 3-year-old year, winning the 2015 Hambletonian, Canadian Trotting Classic, Kentucky Futurity, Earl Beal Memorial, Zweig and Stanley Dancer on his way to being named the Dan Patch Trotter of the Year. Pinkman won the Breeders Crown in 2014, was a 2015 second-place finisher and contender in 2017 and 2018. Having earned $2.8 million during his 6-year racing career, the now 14-year-old

Pinkman has been living in retirement at Richard McClelland's farm in Zanesville, Ohio.

The 2026 Breeders Crown finals will be held at Scioto Downs in South Columbus on October 23 and 24. The 2-year-old finals will be held on Friday (starting at race seven), and the 3-year-old and open finals on Saturday (races three-ten). More details about the racing can be found on the Scioto Downs website and Hambletonian Society website. Available seating reservations can be made on Open Table. Live racing starts at 6:00 p.m. each day.

--press release (Scioto)--