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Yonkers: Analysis for Tuesday 6/2
Matt Rose's analysis of the Tuesday 6/2 card at Yonkers Raceway.
Matt RoseJun 01, 2026
Matt Rose's analysis of the Tuesday 6/2 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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The New York Sire Stakes and Excelsior Series makes its first appearance of the 2026 season at Buffalo Raceway on Wednesday afternoon (June 3) and the traveling series will start off with a big bang.
A pair of New York Sire Stakes divisions for 3-year-old filly pacers were in the spotlight on Sunday afternoon at Saratoga Casino Hotel.
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Allegiant became the fastest trotter in harness racing history when she won the final of the Elitlopp on Sunday at Solvalla Racecourse in Stockholm, Sweden, in a stunning 1.07.1, a mile rate of 1:48 flat. The 5-year-old Tactical Landing mare, driven by Örjan Kihlström for trainer Danel Redén, was a Dan Patch Award recipient in the United States when she was a 3-year-old and was bred by Atlantic Trot Inc. of Pompano Beach, Florida, and Steve and Cindy Stewart's Hunterton Farm of Paris, Kentucky.
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Brandon Blvd delivered a statement performance ahead of the Pepsi North America Cup eliminations by winning the Grade 3 Somebeachsomewhere Stakes on Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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The Graduate Series for 4-year-olds started Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park with trotter Monserrate and pacer Ayeaye Captain Deo and drawing first blood. Both the Graduate Pace and Trot opened with a single full field division for a purse of C$101,250.
Saturday night's featured races at MGM Northfield Park were Ohio Sires Stakes events for 3-year-old fillies of both sexes. Each contest carried a purse of $75,000.
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On To Norway, driven by John De Long for trainer Ron Burke, made it 26 straight wins by taking the Open Trot at Harrah's Hoosier Park on Saturday (May 30).
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Matt Rose's analysis of selected races from the Sunday 5/31 and Monday 6/1 cards at Ocean Downs.
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Things didn't go exactly as driver Jason Bartllett had planned, but in the end the sport's defending Driver of the Year managed to steer Lou Hill from the pocket to victory in Friday's C$150,000 Grade 3 Camluck Classic at The Raceway at Western Fair District. Lou Hill, a 5-year-old son of Sweet Lou, paced the mile in 1:51 2/5, going past pace-setter Helium N in the stretch.
Matt Rose's analysis of the Tuesday 6/2 card at Yonkers Raceway.
The New York Sire Stakes and Excelsior Series makes its first appearance of the 2026 season at Buffalo Raceway on Wednesday afternoon (June 3) and the traveling series will start off with a big bang.
A pair of New York Sire Stakes divisions for 3-year-old filly pacers were in the spotlight on Sunday afternoon at Saratoga Casino Hotel.
Allegiant became the fastest trotter in harness racing history when she won the final of the Elitlopp on Sunday at Solvalla Racecourse in Stockholm, Sweden, in a stunning 1.07.1, a mile rate of 1:48 flat. The 5-year-old Tactical Landing mare, driven by Örjan Kihlström for trainer Danel Redén, was a Dan Patch Award recipient in the United States when she was a 3-year-old and was bred by Atlantic Trot Inc. of Pompano Beach, Florida, and Steve and Cindy Stewart's Hunterton Farm of Paris, Kentucky.
Brandon Blvd delivered a statement performance ahead of the Pepsi North America Cup eliminations by winning the Grade 3 Somebeachsomewhere Stakes on Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
The Graduate Series for 4-year-olds started Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park with trotter Monserrate and pacer Ayeaye Captain Deo and drawing first blood. Both the Graduate Pace and Trot opened with a single full field division for a purse of C$101,250.
Saturday night's featured races at MGM Northfield Park were Ohio Sires Stakes events for 3-year-old fillies of both sexes. Each contest carried a purse of $75,000.
On To Norway, driven by John De Long for trainer Ron Burke, made it 26 straight wins by taking the Open Trot at Harrah's Hoosier Park on Saturday (May 30).
Matt Rose's analysis of selected races from the Sunday 5/31 and Monday 6/1 cards at Ocean Downs.
Things didn't go exactly as driver Jason Bartllett had planned, but in the end the sport's defending Driver of the Year managed to steer Lou Hill from the pocket to victory in Friday's C$150,000 Grade 3 Camluck Classic at The Raceway at Western Fair District. Lou Hill, a 5-year-old son of Sweet Lou, paced the mile in 1:51 2/5, going past pace-setter Helium N in the stretch.