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The 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord is anticipated to draw massive crowds, and officials from both towns say they need state support to ensure a safe and memorable celebration.

The 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord is anticipated to draw massive crowds, and officials from both towns say they need state support to ensure a safe and memorable celebration.

The 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord is anticipated to draw massive crowds, and officials from both towns say they need state support to ensure a safe and memorable celebration.

R Melina, a daughter of Chapter Seven, will face off against six harness racing rivals in the first of three $25,000 Breeders Crown eliminations for freshman trotting fillies on Thursday night, Oct. 19, at Hoosier Park. Post time for the third race is 6:57 pm, with a first race post of 6:15 pm, ET. Foaled

Run The World Deo (Stay Hungry), a $90,000 yearling purchase, made her Canadian harness racing debut and her first career appearance in the winner’s circle at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Thursday (Aug. 17). Phil Hudon guided the filly to a front-end victory. They paced the first three panels unbothered, throwing up fractions of :28, :57.2,

Legendary Hanover (Huntsville) backed up his impressive debut victory with a speedy win in the first leg of the Dream Maker for two-year-old harness racing pacers on Friday (Jul. 28) at Woodbine Mohawk Park. James MacDonald repeated his first-start approach with the colt, dropping him into fourth. After early panels of :27.4 and :56.4 set

The Whenuwishuponastar series for rookie pacing fillies kicked off on Tuesday (Jul. 25) at Woodbine Mohawk Park with a sole harness racing contest for the first leg. Reigning Jade (Captaintreacherous) took command of the opening round in a coast-to-coast performance. Bob McClure put her on the front in a :27.2 first quarter and rated the

Eight groups of two-year-old harness racing fillies began their Ontario Sires Stakes careers on Thursday (Jul. 13) at Woodbine Mohawk Park, highlighted by two Gold trotting divisions worth a combined $207,100. Classy Royale (Royalty For Life, Jody Jamieson) secured control in the second panel captured the first Gold split. He withstood the late hustle of

Legendary Hanover (Huntsville) took a first step in fulfilling his name when the $260,000 yearling purchase won his harness racing debut on Friday (Jul. 7) by open lengths. After starting fourth, James MacDonald ordered him to the lead. He cruised through the middle half and kicked away coming down the lane, winding down near the

Another three groups of harness racing horses began their journeys in two-year-old races at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Tuesday (Jun. 27). The first was Tequila Sunset (Muscle Mass). Bob McClure steered the trotting filly to a coast-to-coast victory in 2:04.1. She held off Sonar Seelster (Tyler Borth) down the stretch and was a half-length up