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Hungry Angel Boy, a four-year-old son of Stay Hungry, is two-for-two in 2024 after overcoming the outside post seven to win the $21,918 featured pace at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania on Tuesday (May 28) afternoon in 1:50.3.

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Kentucky Futurity Day at The Red Mile was something else. A handle of $1.2 million was their second-best day in their long history and the harness racing was exceptional with lead changes throughout the afternoon…and more lead changes…and still more lead changes. The brilliant addition of several guaranteed pools guaranteed that the Send It In

Trainer Linda Toscano harnessed 7-1 It’s My Show (Sweet Lou) to capture the $1 million Little Brown Jug on Sept. 21, at Delaware, Ohio in a heart-stopping 1:49 with harness racing driver Scott Zeron at the lines. After the three $50,000 elimination heats, the final carried a purse of $850,000. “This horse has made some amazing

Bill Pollock enjoys the thrill of winning races and a victory in Thursday’s Little Brown Jug would rank up there with the biggest of thrills.

Hightstown, NJ – After picking up his first harness racing win of the season two weeks ago, Allywag Hanover (Captaintreacherous) will travel to Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania for Saturday’s (Aug. 19) $100,000 Always B Miki Invitational Pace, an event the 6-year-old has captured in each of the past two years. In fact, for his career

After picking up his first win of the season two weeks ago, Allywag Hanover will travel to Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania for Saturday’s $100,000 Always B Miki Invitational Pace, an event the six-year-old has captured in each of the past two years.

Hungry Angel Boy (Stay Hungry), the even-money favorite, put in a gut-wrenching performance as he captured the $33,200 first of two Tompkins-Geers divisions for sophomore pacers in a career best 1:48.2 for driver Todd McCarthy at the Meadowlands Saturday (July 29). Trained and co-owned by Tony Algana for Pryde Stables, Pit Bull Stables, and Brittany,

The Grand Circuit hit The Meadowlands tonight (Jul. 15) with $2.3 million purses on the line in nine harness racing stakes, including the $668,000 Meadowlands Pace. Below is the live, up-to-the-minute coverage provided by Harnesslink's team of award-winning writers. Confederate destroys his rivals in $668,000 Meadowlands Pace Confederate (Sweet Lou) prevailed impressively in the $668,000

When Nancy Takter thinks about her three horses heading to Saturday’s $668,000 Meadowlands Pace, she also remembers the days that led to the achievement.