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The sport’s top ranked horse demonstrated why he deserves that ranking as Confederate stopped the clock in 1:46.1 in the $80,000 fourth round of the Kentucky Championship Series to become the swiftest three-year-old pacer in harness racing history on Monday (Sept. 4) at Red Mile.

Confederate (Sweet Lou) became the fastest three-year-old harness racing pacer of all time, setting a world record in winning an $80,000 leg of the Kentucky Sire Stakes Labor Day Monday, September 4 at The Red Mile. The 10th race co-feature saw For Once Inmy Life (Andy McCarthy) first on the lead with Command (Todd McCarthy)

Lexington, Kentucky - Sept. 1, 2023 - The Red Mile is all set for a rare harness racing program under the “stars” on Sunday night, will be featuring “stars” on the track, as well, with 26 Stakes events during their Sunday-Monday-Tuesday work week. Confederate (Sweet Lou) and Special Way (Walner) lead the parade of “stars”

Lexington, Kentucky’s Red Mile, all set for a rare program under the “stars” on Sunday, Sept. 2, will be featuring “stars” on the track, as well, with 26 stakes events during their Sunday through Tuesday (Sept. 2-4) work week.

On Monday (Aug. 26), Red Mile hosted one $80,000 third leg of the Kentucky Sire Stakes and Allegiant returned to her winning ways in 1:53.4.

Kentucky champion French Wine outfooted Hambletonian victor Tactical Approach at odds of 28-1 in his respective division and Better Is Nice demonstrated the same blazing speed as the favourite in his $80,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes leg at The Red Mile.

Sidelined for nearly three months, Dan Patch Award-winning trotting filly Special Way resurfaced in Wednesday morning's qualifying session at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania.

Lexington, KY --- Harness racing driver Andy Miller became the 21st driver in North America to win 10,000 races on Sunday (Aug. 20) at Red Mile. He steered Samwise The Brave (Greenshoe-The Ice Dutchess) to his first career victory in four starts in 1:56.1 in a $15,000 third leg of the Kentucky Goldenrod Series for

 Driver Andy Miller became the 21st driver in North America to win 10,000 races on Sunday (Aug. 20) at Red Mile.

On Monday (Aug. 14) Red Mile hosted 11 second round sire stakes divisions for freshman and sophomore colts and fillies of both gaits. Its My Show returned to his winning ways in style in the $80,000 second leg of the Kentucky Sire Stakes Series for three-year-old male pacers with a world record equaling mile in 1:46.4.