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Last Thursday evening Rosecroft Raceway put the finishing touches on a busy month of March with another stellar card that featured a bevy of superb efforts from equine and human

WASHINGTON, PA, Aug. 25, 2023 — Seven Colors (Stay Hungry-Rainbowinthedark) launched the decisive move first over from fourth and powered home in a stake-record 1:48.2 in Friday’s (Aug. 25) $137,832 Pennsylvania Sires Stake at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows. Lyons Surfing and Brue Hanover took the other divisions in the stake, known as the Tarport

Seven Colors launched the decisive move first over from fourth and powered home in a stakes record 1:48.2 in Friday’s $137,832 Pennsylvania Sires Stakes leg at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows.

Confederate (Sweet Lou) demolished his seven harness racing rivals in the $300,000 Max C. Hempt Memorial for three-year-old pacing colts with a blistering 1:48.3 effort that saw him all alone at the wire. The victory pushed Confederate’s career earnings to $1,281,629 for owners Diamond Creek Racing, trainer Brett Pelling, and driver Tim Tetrick. It was

Jim King Jr. has trained such champions as 2019 Horse of the Year Shartin and two-time Dan Patch Award winner Lyons Sentinel. He guided Captain Cowgirl to consecutive Pennsylvania Sires Stake titles. Yet somehow, in a training career spanning nearly 8,000 starts, he’s never had a horse in the Delvin Miller Adios Pace for the Orchids.

A pair of Sweet Lou homebreds, both owned by Diamond Creek Farm, and both out of A Rocknroll Dance broodmares, captured the two $50,000 Meadowlands Pace harness racing eliminations Saturday night, July 8 at The Meadowlands. Cannibal gobbled up ground in the late going to emerge victorious in a career best 1:48.1 in the first

One of the most exciting times of year in harness racing comes in early to mid-summer, when the latest crop of North American 2-year-olds begin to emerge. The Meadowlands’ Kindergarten Series is often the first stop for these youngsters, who will be making their pari-mutuel debuts on Friday night, July 7th, at The Big M,

Cannibal and Confederate won Saturday’s (July 8) $50,000 Meadowlands Pace eliminations for three-year-old pacers at The Meadowlands and will start the $668,000 final on July 15 from posts 4 and 5, respectively.

The King Stable knows the thrill of winning the Pepsi North America Cup, having captured the 2015 edition of the million-dollar race for 3-year-old pacers with Wakizashi Hanover in an upset over Wiggle It Jiggleit. On Saturday, the stable will return to Woodbine Mohawk Park for a North America Cup final for the first time

CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont. - James MacDonald has a difficult decision to make.