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North America Cup winner wins four-year-old debut

OAK GROVE, Ky. โ€” North America Cup champ It's My Show (Sweet Lou) made a successful 4-year-old harness racing debut in one of seven $50,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) splits on a betting-record-breaking Monday (May 6) at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel. Off the 1-2 favorite in his division, Scott Zeron sent It's My
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Photo finish camera needed in $70,000 Final

Cumberland Run held two $70,000 finals of the Kentucky Sire Stakes on Monday (Nov. 6) afternoon with the photo finish camera needed in the first harness racing final for three-year-old filly trotter. The 3rd race got underway with a huge battle for control of the front. Caviart Gwen (Father Patrick) had the rail and left
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Bluegrass no problem for Hambo winner

LEXINGTON, Ky.โ€” Off a tough-luck trip in the Kentucky Sires Stakes final, Hambletonian winner Tactical Approach (Tactical Landing) left nothing to chance and forged a front-stepping harness racing victory under minimal encouragement to clock a 1:50.1 mile in the second of three divisions for the $234,000 Greenshoe Bluegrass Stakes, for 3-year-old trotting colts and geldings,
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Brodeur, Longfellow best in KYSS

Lexington, KY --- On Monday (Aug. 7) the 15-race card at Red Mile featured two $80,000 second round legs of the Kentucky Sire Stakes, four $30,000 second round legs of the Kentucky Commonwealth Series and six $15,000 second round divisions of the Kentucky Goldenrod Series for freshman and sophomore male trotters. Brodeur (Tactical Landing) came
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14-1 upset winner in $80,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes

Brodeur (Tactical Landing), a 14-1 longshot, was able to handily defeat race favorite Ari Ferrari J in capturing the $80,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes for three-year-old harness racing trotting colts Monday (Aug. 7) at The Red Mile in Lexington, KY. The 9th race co-feature saw four lead changes by the half mile as Challenger (Tim Tetrick)
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French Wine heading for $350,000 Zweig

Based on his progression in terms of finishes, French Wine (Bar Hopping-Creamy Mimi) looks to be maturing nicely this summer. The 3-year-old male harness racing trotter won his most recent outing, a division of the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes this past Sunday at Harrahโ€™s Philadelphia, after being third to start his campaign in late May and
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