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Avenging his traffic-burdened third-place finish in the $136,986 Kentucky Sire Stakes final, Admiral Hill left nothing to fate and muscled home a 1:51.1 winner in the $68,493 opening preliminary of another Kentucky Sire Stakes series on Monday, May 27 at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel.

Eight horses were entered Wednesday for the Dexter Cup, the first Grand Circuit event of the harness racing season for 3-year-old male trotters, making eliminations unnecessary Saturday at Freehold Raceway. All eight horses advance directly to the Dexter Cup final, which will go for a purse of $134,900 on May 4 at the half-mile track

Eight horses were entered Wednesday for the Dexter Cup, the first Grand Circuit event of the season for three-year-old male trotters, making eliminations unnecessary Saturday at Freehold Raceway.

The millionaire French Wine worked a pocket ride and prevailed on his seasonal bow in the second $68,493 division of Kentucky Sire Stakes (KYSS) for four-year-old trotting horses and geldings on a stakes-packed Monday, April 22 at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel. 

Will French Wine get better with age? Co-owner Daniel Plouffe is eager to find out.

Fourteen 3-year-olds are slated to go postward in Sunday’s $400,000 Breeders Stakes, the third jewel in the OLG Canadian Triple Crown, at Woodbine.

Both the Plate triumph and the third in the Prince of Wales are ideal examples of the chestnut gelding’s game ways, noted Casse.

Lexington, KY --- After a blockbuster card on Sunday (Sept. 17) the Bluegrass State still had plenty to offer with six $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals for freshman and sophomore harness racing filly trotters and pacers. Hungry For Love and Prince Of Honor captured their respective divisions while Flawless also glistened at Red Mile on Monday

After a blockbuster card on Sunday (Sept. 17) the Bluegrass State still had plenty to offer with six $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals for freshman and sophomore filly trotters and pacers. Hungry For Love and Prince Of Honor captured their respective divisions while Flawless also glistened at Red Mile on Monday (Sept. 18).