Cumberland Run in Kentucky held two $70,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes Finals for two-year-old harness racing trotters on Monday, October 30. The 3rd race was the $70,000 final for two-year-old trotting fillies that saw a wild battle for control of the early lead. Off the starting gate it was Chulita (Devon Tharps) go to the early
Millionaire T C I kept plugging down the centre of the track after unbeaten tempo-setter Karl in a fist fight to the finish that went by way of photo to T C I in the second of five divisions for the $341,000 International Stallion Stakes for two-year-old trotting colts and geldings on Friday, Oct. 6 at The Red Mile.
LEXINGTON, Ky.— Millionaire T C I (Cantab Hall) kept plugging down the center of the track after tempo-setter Karl as he held his ground at the inside in a fist fight to the finish that went by way of photo to T C I in the second of five harness racing divisions for the $341,000
The undefeated Tactical Landing colt Karl rung up his fifth straight victory when coming just a tick of a second off the world record in taking the fifth of five divisions for the $405,100 Bluegrass Two-Year-Old Colt and Gelding Trot at The Red Mile on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 28.
LEXINGTON, Ky.— The undefeated Tactical Landing colt Karl rung up his fifth straight harness racing victory when coming just a tick of a second off the world record in taking the fifth of five divisions for the $405,100 Bluegrass 2-Year-Old Colt and Gelding Trot at The Red Mile on Thursday afternoon (Sept. 28). Driver Yannick
Lexington, KY --- On Monday (Aug. 7) the 15-race card at Red Mile featured two $80,000 second round legs of the Kentucky Sire Stakes, four $30,000 second round legs of the Kentucky Commonwealth Series and six $15,000 second round divisions of the Kentucky Goldenrod Series for freshman and sophomore male trotters. Brodeur (Tactical Landing) came
Brodeur came home first in the Kentucky Sire Stakes for three-year-old male trotters while Longfellow S prevailed in the leg for two-year-olds on Monday, Aug. 7 at The Red Mile.
In only his second lifetime start, Special Menu blazed to a front-end victory in 1:51.1 in the $15,000 championship of a Pop Up Series for freshman colt and gelding pacers on Saturday (July 15) at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows.
The first leg of the Buckeye Stallion Series for two-year-old colt trotters is in the books. Six $20,000 divisions went to the post on Monday, July 10 at MGM Northfield Park.