Crossover Racing News Today

The qualifying session at Harrah's Hoosier Park on Saturday (Nov. 12) looked more like a snowglobe than a racetrack, but between the wet and heavy flakes there was a top colt getting ready for his final stakes test of the season.

With a full stakes schedule mapped out for his sophomore campaign including Canada's $1 million Pepsi North America Cup, Ohio champion Gulf Shores prepped for his return to the racetrack in Sunday afternoon's qualifiers at Scioto Downs.

With the first weekend of May in the books, many of harness racing's top performers from 2021 have started to return to the racetrack for the upcoming stakes season or hit the racetrack in racing action.

With the scheduled date of the 2022 Pepsi North America Cup just over two months away, Trot Insider will profile some of the race's top contenders as horses ready to compete for one of Canadian harness racing's biggest prizes.

Gulf Shores started his freshman year rolling off six straight wins including the $300,000 Ohio Sires Stakes finals on his way to winning the Ohio Triple Crown and being named the Ohio Two-Year-Old Pacing Colt of the Year.

With the scheduled date of the 2021 Pepsi North America Cup just over two months away, Trot Insider has profiled some of the races top contenders as horses ready to compete for one of Canadian harness racings biggest prizes. At 24-1, Bayfield Beach begins the countdown at #10 in TROT Magazines 2021 Pepsi North America Cup Spring Book. Bayfield Beach races for connections very familiar to North America Cup success. His breeder, Schooner II Stable, famously campaigned the colts sire, Somebeach...