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MILTON, June 28, 2023 – Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS) Gold action descends on Woodbine Mohawk Park this weekend with four divisions across two nights of racing, and over $400,000 in purses. The doubleheader begins on Friday night with a pair of $101,300 divisions for sophomore trotting fillies in races three and six. Race six features

Hightstown, NJ — There was only one shift in the Top 10 in the Week 3 edition of the Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll released Tuesday as harness racing pacers Covered Bridge and Ruthless Hanover swapped positions eight and nine in the rankings. Covered Bridge won Monday’s Open Handicap at MGM Yonkers Raceway for his 10th

There was only one shift in the Top 10 in the Week 3 edition of the Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll released on Tuesday, June 27 as Covered Bridge and Ruthless Hanover swapped positions eight and nine in the rankings.

WASHINGTON, PA, June 24, 2023 — Swanky Hanover (Muscle Hill-Secret Magic), a full sister to triple Dan Patch Award winner Manchego who disappointed at 2, began to flash that harness racing pedigree Saturday (June 24) at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows when she captured the $58,390 Currier & Ives for sophomore filly trotters for her

Swanky Hanover, a full sister to triple Dan Patch Award winner Manchego who disappointed at two, began to flash that pedigree Saturday at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows when she captured the $58,390 Currier & Ives for sophomore filly trotters for her initial stakes score.

In harness racing, it’s common for freshmen to improve for their three-year-old seasons. That having been said, the development of Lillehammer Hall remains remarkable.

Chesterfield, NJ — Magical Acres held 13 harness racing qualifiers for 2-year-olds Tuesday. Trainers Tom Cancelliere, Noel Daley, Chuck Sylvester and Carter Pinske each sent out two winners over the training center’s five-eighths-mile oval. They included Sylvester’s colt Ever Clever, who recorded the morning’s fastest trotting mile for the rookies, and Cancelliere’s colt Steven’s Saloon,

Pepsi North America Cup winner Its My Show solidified his hold on No. 1 in the Week 2 Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll released on Tuesday, June 20 while the remainder of the Top 10 saw plenty of movement and two newcomers.

The King Stable knows the thrill of winning the Pepsi North America Cup, having captured the 2015 edition of the million-dollar race for three-year-old pacers with Wakizashi Hanover in an upset over Wiggle It Jiggleit.

Instagram Model was a winner on Hambletonian Day in 2022, capturing the Jim Doherty Memorial for two-year-old female trotters at The Meadowlands, and her connections hope she can find success on the first Saturday in August again this season.