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By virtue of all prediction markets, the results we're seeing in this year's 3-year-old pacing colt and gelding division hardly appear to be playing out along expectations. Prior to the season starting it was the undefeated Beau Jangles that created the buzz, and behind the noise was the anticipation that the son of Cattlewash would leave the sophomore group in his dust, continuing his domination.
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Hunterton Farm has welcomed two new members to its retirement community of accomplished equines. Market Share 5,1:50 2/5f ($3,792,101) and It’s My Show p,3, 1:46 4/5 ($1,541,620) recently arrived at the Paris, Ky., farm.
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Southwind Chaska produced the best performance of her season when she raced at the Meadowlands three weeks ago, and trainer Jim Oscarsson thinks that should bode well for his filly’s next visit to the Big M for Saturday’s Hambletonian Oaks elims.
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Derick Giwner's analysis of the Saturday 8/1 card at The Meadowlands.
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Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Saturday 8/1 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Saturday Afternoon 8/1 card at Yonkers Raceway.
With just nine days remaining until the 101st edition of the Winning Key Farms Hambletonian, The Meadowlands will continue to make changes designed to make the track experience better for the bettor as well as the horsemen and horsewomen.
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Indiana Sire Stakes dominated the proceedings on Wednesday (July 29) at Harrah's Hoosier Park, with a pair of divisions for both the rookie pacing males and sophomore trotting fillies. Dr Drake and Mr Bear scored in their $65,500 events for pacing colts and geldings, while Bluebird Kazoom and For Dayze were dominant in their respective splits for trotting fillies.
Drivers Russell Foster and Johnathan Ahle each had a pair of victories in the $100,000 Maryland Sire Stakes finals for 3-year-old that headlined Wednesday night's program at Ocean Downs.
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Lauren's Chapter (Chapter Seven-A Hopeful Prayer) stayed steady and on task, and that resulted in a big victory for her in the $119,700 New York Sire Stakes for 3-year-old trotting fillies at Batavia Downs on Wednesday (July 29) night.
By virtue of all prediction markets, the results we're seeing in this year's 3-year-old pacing colt and gelding division hardly appear to be playing out along expectations. Prior to the season starting it was the undefeated Beau Jangles that created the buzz, and behind the noise was the anticipation that the son of Cattlewash would leave the sophomore group in his dust, continuing his domination.
Hunterton Farm has welcomed two new members to its retirement community of accomplished equines. Market Share 5,1:50 2/5f ($3,792,101) and It’s My Show p,3, 1:46 4/5 ($1,541,620) recently arrived at the Paris, Ky., farm.
Southwind Chaska produced the best performance of her season when she raced at the Meadowlands three weeks ago, and trainer Jim Oscarsson thinks that should bode well for his filly’s next visit to the Big M for Saturday’s Hambletonian Oaks elims.
Derick Giwner's analysis of the Saturday 8/1 card at The Meadowlands.
Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Saturday 8/1 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Saturday Afternoon 8/1 card at Yonkers Raceway.
With just nine days remaining until the 101st edition of the Winning Key Farms Hambletonian, The Meadowlands will continue to make changes designed to make the track experience better for the bettor as well as the horsemen and horsewomen.
Indiana Sire Stakes dominated the proceedings on Wednesday (July 29) at Harrah's Hoosier Park, with a pair of divisions for both the rookie pacing males and sophomore trotting fillies. Dr Drake and Mr Bear scored in their $65,500 events for pacing colts and geldings, while Bluebird Kazoom and For Dayze were dominant in their respective splits for trotting fillies.
Drivers Russell Foster and Johnathan Ahle each had a pair of victories in the $100,000 Maryland Sire Stakes finals for 3-year-old that headlined Wednesday night's program at Ocean Downs.
Lauren's Chapter (Chapter Seven-A Hopeful Prayer) stayed steady and on task, and that resulted in a big victory for her in the $119,700 New York Sire Stakes for 3-year-old trotting fillies at Batavia Downs on Wednesday (July 29) night.
