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Eight Indiana-sired male and female trotters and pacers will continue their quest for Breeders Crown trophies in 12 championship contests worth $7.

It appeared that Dover Glide wouldn't be rewarded for his grueling trip with a place finish in the top class on Thursday, Oct. 26 at The Meadows. But when the leader broke stride near the wire, Dover Glide kept right on gliding.

Way, way back in 1958, Danny and The Juniors hit the airwaves with the song entitled “At The Hop.” It was a huge hit! Fast forward 65 years and the who’s who of harness racing will be seeking a share of $7,200,000…At The HoP—-Harrah’s Hoosier Park—as the Hambletonian Society presents The Breeders Crown in a

After finishing one-two in last week’s Indiana Sire Stakes championship, 2-year-old male harness racing trotters Musclefantastic (Muscle Massive-Busybeingdreamy) and Dashing Danny (Dover Dan) are ready for action in Thursday’s Breeders Crown eliminations at their home track, Harrah’s Hoosier Park. For Dashing Danny, it’s a journey that began on the Indiana-sired fairs circuit before a mid-August

After finishing one-two in last week’s Indiana Sire Stakes championship, two-year-old male trotters Musclefantastic and Dashing Danny are ready for action in Thursday’s Breeders Crown eliminations at their home track, Harrah’s Hoosier Park.

Summit City Sonny posted three second place finishes in a row before finding his way back to the winner's circle at Saratoga Casino Hotel, winning the $15,000 Winners Over/Open Handicap Trot on Sunday (Oct. 15) afternoon.

She may not be a household name. but Naturdays may very well become one in Indiana at Harrah’s Hoosier Park on Friday (Oct. 13) when she seeks her first Indiana title in the $250,000 Super Final for three-year-old filly trotters. The 15-race card feature contests for state’s best and brightest worth nearly $1.8 million.

The Friday, Sept. 15 harness racing program at Running Aces featured two Minnesota-sired Consolation events as well as two Open Handicap races, and the favourites were unable to deliver in any of the four featured races. 

The week of racing began on Tuesday, Sept. 5 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino with a busy night of Indiana Sire Stakes action.

With all the hoopla in the thoroughbred industry continuing with the tragedies at Saratoga on Travers Day, I got a call about the same situations that arise in harness racing, although on a seemingly lesser scale. “You’ll find the same situation with our two-year-olds,” was the cry from this astute member of the BDHC (Broken