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One day prior to Tattoo Artist’s win in his elimination of the Canadian Pacing Derby this past weekend, trainer Ian Moore was jogging the six-year-old pacer when he began reflecting upon his association with the stallion.

After a spring and summer of turn taking on the best of the North American harness racing’s aged pacer ranks, it looks like recent returnee Bythemissal (Downbytheseaside) is ready to take a stranglehold on the division. Winner of the Little Brown Jug, Adios and Milstein at three, the $1.4 million earner had his four-year-old season

Funtime Bayama turned in a stakes record performance to lead the Nassagaweya Stakes divisions on Saturday, Aug. 26 at Woodbine Mohawk Park.

Bythemissal won his $50,000 Canadian Pacing Derby elimination at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Saturday, Aug. 26 by total knockout. Tattoo Artist secured his elim victory in the final strides.

Legendary Hanover (Hunstville) continued to exemplify his name as he roared past harness racing opponents down the stretch to remain undefeated in the $93,700 Nassagaweya first division on Saturday (Aug. 26) at Woodbine Mohawk Park. The 1/9 choice sat fifth through the opening quarter of :26.2 for James MacDonald and was gifted second-over cover by

Purchased privately following a runner-up performance in the Cane Pace at The Meadowlands, Seven Colors showed his new connections just how good he was with a jaw-dropping world-record victory in the $300,000 Carl Milstein Memorial at MGM Northfield Park on Saturday (Aug. 12).

Legendary Hanover (Huntsville) added an emphatic stakes final harness racing victory to his perfect career record as he crushed his two-year-old pacing colt opponents in the $84,500 Dream Maker on Saturday (Aug. 12) at Woobdine Mohawk Park. Bob McClure sat the colt third for the opening quarter of :27 and ordered him to the front

Woodbine Mohawk Park featured a card comprised of the Dream Maker Final, Whenuwishuponastar Final, OSS Grassroots, and a Free For All top pace on Saturday (Aug. 12) evening with Anthony Beaton trainees shining in the two series finales.

Seven Colors (Stay Hungry) wasted no time making an impression for his new connections, setting a world record for three-year-old pacing colts on a half-mile track, winning the $300,000 Milstein Memorial in 1:48.1 in harness racing action from Northfield Park Saturday night (August 12th). With Dexter Dunn at the controls, Seven Colors left as hard

Former Ohio Sires Stakes champions Bythemissal and Its Academic will headline the Myron Charna President's Pace and Tom Aldrich President's Trot, respectively, on a stacked undercard leading up to the $300,000 Carl Milstein Memorial on Saturday (Aug. 12) evening at MGM Northfield Park.