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Jody is a five-year-old mare who earlier this year was facing Open-caliber horses at Dover Downs and Yonkers Raceway then slumped a bit at the start of the fall.

Four Matron Stakes for sophomore pacers highlighted the Thursday, Nov. 9 card at Dover Downs with the $170,850 Hap Hansen Matron Stakes for pacing colts and geldings served up as the main event on tap. 

Confederate continued his reign atop the Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll, holding his No. 1 position for the 12th consecutive week.

Diamond Creek is pleased to announce that the 2023 Adios Pace winner, Cannibal (Sweet Lou-No More Losses), will retire to stud in 2024 to Blue Chip Farms in Wallkill, New York. Cannibal finished on the board in five of his eight starts as a two-year-old, including multiple wins in the Kentucky Sire Stakes Commonwealth Series.

R Melina and Maxim Hanover highlighted the Thursday (Nov. 2) evening card at Dover Downs after they won their respective splits of the Matron Stakes.

R Melina (Chapter Seven) made 4 to 5 odds look like a gift in the $138,000 Matron Stakes for rookie trotting fillies in Grand Circuit harness racing at Dover Downs on November 2nd (Thursday night.) Driver Tim Tetrick made his intentions clear on the first turn, leaving hard from post six, staying out and advancing

R Melina might not be the biggest filly around, but she has made a huge impression on co-owner Doug Paul.

Diamond Creek announced on Thursday, Nov. 2 that its 2023 Adios Pace winner, Cannibal, will retire to stud in 2024.

I Get It charged home to take the victory in the featured $26,000 Open Trot at Dover Downs on Tuesday (Oct. 31) evening.

Two-year-old trotter LGs Jaxon and driver Jim Morand kicked off the 54th harness racing season at Dover Downs on Monday, Oct. 30.