Early Pentafecta News Today

Chief Mate blistered the last quarter uncovered in 26.4, a decisive brush that carried him to victory in the feature on Saturday, May 18 at Hollywood Casino at The Meadow

Emeralds Legacy let Tequila Talkin do the heavy lifting on the front end, then kicked by him in the Lightning Lane to capture his second straight in the feature on Thursday, Feb. 8 at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, the $28,649 Open Handicap Trot.

Left alone during a leisurely :59.3 front half, Hot Flash Kimmy had little trouble holding her lead late as she captured Thursday’s (Jan. 18) feature at The Meadows, a $12,500 Conditioned Trot.

Pure Poetry made the last stanza her strongest, rallying through the lane to snap a 56-race losing streak and spring a 21-1 upset in Wednesday’s co-feature at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, a $10,900 filly and mare conditioned trot.

Making only his second start in more than 13 months, 10-1 Lunar outkicked 1-9 favourite Chase H Hanover to pull off the upset in the $25,263 Open Handicap Pace on Friday, Jan. 5 at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows.

Unhurried throughout the opening half, Tequila Talkin launched a protracted first over move that carried him past the leader in mid-stretch and on to victory in Thursday’s (Jan . 4) $25,263 Open Handicap Trot at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows.

When Ron Burke was asked what kind of trip he preferred for his O'Brien Award-winning millionaire trotter T C I in his sophomore debut, the trained replied that he wanted his star pupil to win as easily as possible.

Biscoe moved determinedly first-over and edged away in the sloppy stretch to capture Wednesday’s feature at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, a $12,500 conditioned trot.

The 1-9 favourite, Rose Run Yanae, looked very much the part as she toyed with the field and jogged to victory in Wednesday’s (Dec. 20) feature at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, a $12,500 conditioned trot.

On Sunday, Dec. 3, the Meadows Standardbred Owners Association (MSOA) honoured its longtime president and board member Rich Gillock, who is retiring at year’s end. At MSOA’s annual Auction for Charity, current and past board members rose to applaud Gillock’s distinguished service and leadership through often challenging, sometimes turbulent times.