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And will they trade up to draft him?

Driver John De Long was the star of the show at Hoosier Park on Friday night (Oct. 13) winning five Indiana Sires Stakes harness racing finals raced over a track that got wetter as the night progressed and the rain intensified. De Long, Hoosier Park’s second leading driver behind Trace Tetrick, took three $250,000 Super

Harness racing two-year-old pacing colts and three-year-old trotting fillies were on display in $233,000 worth of Indiana Sire Stakes Thursday (Oct. 5) at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. The richest of the sire stakes was for the pacing colts with each division racing for a purse of $68,000. The 9th race was the first division that saw

Indiana Sire Stakes action continued at Harrah's Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Friday, Sept. 1 as the two-year-old pacing colts stepped into the spotlight.

Two $68,500 divisions of Indiana Sires Stakes for two-year-old pacing colts and geldings were featured on the evening’s 14-race card at Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Thursday (July 13). It was the opening round of stakes action for the Hoosier state’s freshman pacing colts. 

On Wednesday's closing day card, J.D. has his eye on a horse he liked earlier in the meet, but his race was rained out and rescheduled. He'll compete in Race 9, the Kentucky Downs Juvenile Mile Stakes, with morning line odds of 8-1.

Dynamic One, the “other” horse trained by Todd Pletcher, lived up to his name with a one-length victory over a closing Proxy in Saturday’s third running of the $198,750 Blame Stakes (Listed) at Churchill, a local prep for the Louisville racetrack’s $750,000 Stephen Foster (G2) on Saturday, July 2.