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Miss Jum Jabber and Requiem both shipped to The Red Mile from defeats on the Grand Circuit to find the winner's circle in their respective $80,000 opening-preliminary divisions of the Kentucky Championship Series on Monday afternoon (Aug. 10).
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After an early end to the program on Wednesday (August 5) forced several events to be moved, The Red Mile ended up having a total of 18 Kentucky Sire Stakes events on Sunday, with 14 on the pari-mutuel program and four prior to that as non-wagering races.
Due to intense rain that arrived in Lexington during the Wednesday (Aug. 5) card of harness racing at The Red Mile, the track had to cancel the remainder of the 14-race card for unsafe track conditions.
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Banana Beach rebounded from a runner-up finish in the Kentucky Sire Stakes final at Oak Grove with a narrow win in the back-half sprint of the opening preliminary for the $80,000 Kentucky Championship Series for 2-year-old pacing fillies on Tuesday afternoon (Aug. 4) at The Red Mile.
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With the cancelation of racing on Sunday night, The Red Mile wound up hosting the first round of Kentucky Sire Stakes action for 2-year-old male pacers on a non-wagering program on Monday morning, followed by the opener for their trotting counterparts during the pari-mutuel card in the afternoon.
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Odds-on favorite Go Dog Go perched behind tempo-setter Gimpanzee Dancer and pounced in the stretch for a simple 1:50 3/5 victory in the opening round of Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) for 4-year-old trotting males on Tuesday (July 28) at The Red Mile.
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Odds-on choice Captain Arturovico swept to the lead past the quarter and held authority to the finish for a comfortable 1:49 1/5 victory in the $35,000 kickoff leg of the Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) for 4-year-old pacing males on Monday afternoon (July 27) at The Red Mile.
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Timothy stayed brave, making an uncovered assault from the half to the finish to earn a gritty 1:51 victory in the $50,000 Kentucky Proud Series final for 3-year-old pacing colts and geldings on opening night at The Red Mile on Sunday (July 26), a night which featured over $400,000 in purses.
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Carter Pinske's eccentric trotting speedster Go Dog Go returns to The Red Mile, where he breached the 1:50 threshold last season for a lifetime-best win on the Grand Circuit, and looks to make a return to the winner's circle when starting as the 9-5 favorite in the lone $35,000 dash of Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) for 4-year-old trotting males during opening week of the 2026 season on Tuesday (July 28).
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The Red Mile has announced proposed adjustments to its 2026 Grand Circuit racing schedule, highlighted by a move of the historic Kentucky Futurity from Sunday, October 11 to Saturday, October 3, pending approval by the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation at its July meeting.
Miss Jum Jabber and Requiem both shipped to The Red Mile from defeats on the Grand Circuit to find the winner's circle in their respective $80,000 opening-preliminary divisions of the Kentucky Championship Series on Monday afternoon (Aug. 10).
After an early end to the program on Wednesday (August 5) forced several events to be moved, The Red Mile ended up having a total of 18 Kentucky Sire Stakes events on Sunday, with 14 on the pari-mutuel program and four prior to that as non-wagering races.
Due to intense rain that arrived in Lexington during the Wednesday (Aug. 5) card of harness racing at The Red Mile, the track had to cancel the remainder of the 14-race card for unsafe track conditions.
Banana Beach rebounded from a runner-up finish in the Kentucky Sire Stakes final at Oak Grove with a narrow win in the back-half sprint of the opening preliminary for the $80,000 Kentucky Championship Series for 2-year-old pacing fillies on Tuesday afternoon (Aug. 4) at The Red Mile.
With the cancelation of racing on Sunday night, The Red Mile wound up hosting the first round of Kentucky Sire Stakes action for 2-year-old male pacers on a non-wagering program on Monday morning, followed by the opener for their trotting counterparts during the pari-mutuel card in the afternoon.
Odds-on favorite Go Dog Go perched behind tempo-setter Gimpanzee Dancer and pounced in the stretch for a simple 1:50 3/5 victory in the opening round of Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) for 4-year-old trotting males on Tuesday (July 28) at The Red Mile.
Odds-on choice Captain Arturovico swept to the lead past the quarter and held authority to the finish for a comfortable 1:49 1/5 victory in the $35,000 kickoff leg of the Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) for 4-year-old pacing males on Monday afternoon (July 27) at The Red Mile.
Timothy stayed brave, making an uncovered assault from the half to the finish to earn a gritty 1:51 victory in the $50,000 Kentucky Proud Series final for 3-year-old pacing colts and geldings on opening night at The Red Mile on Sunday (July 26), a night which featured over $400,000 in purses.
Carter Pinske's eccentric trotting speedster Go Dog Go returns to The Red Mile, where he breached the 1:50 threshold last season for a lifetime-best win on the Grand Circuit, and looks to make a return to the winner's circle when starting as the 9-5 favorite in the lone $35,000 dash of Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) for 4-year-old trotting males during opening week of the 2026 season on Tuesday (July 28).
The Red Mile has announced proposed adjustments to its 2026 Grand Circuit racing schedule, highlighted by a move of the historic Kentucky Futurity from Sunday, October 11 to Saturday, October 3, pending approval by the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation at its July meeting.
