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Yannick Gingras knows Cannibal (Sweet Lou) has physical talent, but what he most enjoys about the 3-year-old male harness racing pacer is between the colt’s ears. “He’s got the ability, the skill, but he’s also got the brain to let me do what I want to do with him,” Gingras said. “That’s a big edge.

Sophomore male pacers were on display on Thursday, Nov. 16 at Dover Downs with O'Brien Award winner Stockade Seelster headlining the action in the first Progress Pace elimination, worth $35,000.

Trot Insider has learned that 2022 Meadowlands Pace winner and O'Brien Award finalist Beach Glass has been retired and will stand at stud in 2024.

Harness Racing This Week: Progress Pace eliminations, Bally’s Dover, Dover, Del. and Fall Four eliminations, Meadowlands Racetrack, East Rutherford, N.J. Schedule of events: The Grand Circuit returns to Dover this Thursday (Nov. 16) for two $35,000 eliminations in the Progress Pace for 3-year-old open pacers. A field off 13 will compete for eight spots in the

Deborah Warnick's homebred Royal Beep Beep ($2.20) solidified himself as a likely favourite in next week's Delaware Standardbred Breeders' Fund (DSBF) series final for two-year-old male trotters with a decisive 1:59.3 score in the first of two $20,000 second-round preliminary events on Tuesday (Nov. 14) at Bally's Dover.

The prestigious Grand Circuit of harness racing heads to Bally’s Dover this Thursday (Nov. 16) with two $35,000 elimination divisions of the Progress Pace for three-year-old colts plus the $110,000 Final of the Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund for two-year-old pacing colts. The first four official finishers in both of the Progress Pace eliminations races will

It was Moment Is Here’s resemblance to his father, All Bets Off, that first attracted co-owner Frank Baldachino to the now three-year-old pacer. After watching Moment Is Here compete for two years, Baldachino has seen that the parallels go beyond looks.

Dr. J Stallion Management has announced two new additions to the stallion ranks in the state of Ohio. 

Diamond Creek is pleased to announce that the 2023 Adios Pace winner, Cannibal (Sweet Lou-No More Losses), will retire to stud in 2024 to Blue Chip Farms in Wallkill, New York. Cannibal finished on the board in five of his eight starts as a two-year-old, including multiple wins in the Kentucky Sire Stakes Commonwealth Series.

Diamond Creek announced on Thursday, Nov. 2 that its 2023 Adios Pace winner, Cannibal, will retire to stud in 2024.