Dolce Amara News Today

Harrisburg, PA — Hambletonian Oaks winner Heaven Hanover (Father Patrick-Hillarmbro) was among three 3-year-old female harness racing trotters to share top-selling honors at Friday’s (Nov. 10) second-and-final session of the Standardbred Horse Sale’s mixed sale, purchased for $450,000 apiece at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show Complex. The other two fillies were Swanky Hanover (Muscle Hill-Secret

Pennsylvania Sires Stakes champion Captain Albano waited to make his attack on even-money favourite Newsroom and mowed him down off a fast clip to end his unbeaten streak with a 1:49.2 win in the $87,000 Arlene Siegel Memorial, part of the $348,000 Bluegrass Two-Year-Old Colt and Gelding Pace, on Friday afternoon (Sept. 29) at The Red Mile.

LEXINGTON, Ky.— Ake Svanstedt pupil Warrawee Michelle (Walner) and Dustin Jones trainee Draw The Line (Cantab Hall) recorded the fastest miles of the five divisions for the $429,000 Norman Woolworth Memorial Bluegrass Stakes, for 2-year-old trotting fillies, with 1:53.2 clockings in their respective harness racing divisions on Friday (Sept. 29) at The Red Mile. Warrawee

Two of the sport’s brightest stars, Confederate and Geocentric, sparkled on a superb 10-race card which offered $3.4 million in prize money and included eight $400,000 Kentucky Championship finals and two $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals for freshman and sophomore trotters and pacers on Sunday (Sept. 17) at Red Mile.

Lexington, Kentucky…September 16, 2023…The Red Mile will host the finals of The Kentucky Sire Stakes Championship harness racing events on Sunday, September 17 with a blockbuster 10 race program featuring $3.4 million in purse money, including eight $400,000 finals bookended by a pair of $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series Finals. Highlighting the program will be the

The Red Mile will host the finals of The Kentucky Sire Stakes Championship events on Sunday, Sept. 17 with a blockbuster 10-race program featuring $3.4 million in purse money, including eight $400,000 finals bookended by a pair of $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals.

On Monday (July 31), Dolce Amara broke her maiden in style at Red Mile in the only $80,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes division for freshman trotting fillies.

Dolce Amara (Muscle Hill) raced on the outside the entire mile and still had just enough left to win the $80,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes for two-year-old trotting fillies Monday (July 31) at The Red Mile. The 12th race feature saw Tactical Strike (Tactical Landing) and driver Dexter Dunn leave from the far outside in post

Both established stars and emerging rookies impressed during the Saturday (July 1) session of Breakfast With The Babies (plus older performers) at The Meadowlands.