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Fresh off a 1:52.4 triumph in the $136,986 Kentucky Sire Stakes final for four-year-old trotting mares on May 13, Mambacita has drawn the pole in the first step toward defending her title: a $50,000 USD Kentucky Sire Stakes summer series preliminary on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27 at Oak Grove.

OAK GROVE, KY — Dual classic winner It's My Show (Sweet Lou-Put On A Show) makes his 2024 debut on a power-packed Monday (May 6) program at Oak Grove Racing, lining up in the second of two $50,000 second-leg Kentucky Sire Stakes events for 4-year-old male pacers. It's My Show, who won the Pepsi North

Dual classic winner Its My Show makes his 2024 debut on a power-packed Monday, May 6 program at Oak Grove, lining up in the second of two $50,000 USD second-leg Kentucky Sire Stakes divisions for four-year-old male pacers.

Oak Grove Racing & Gaming opens the 2024 Kentucky harness racing calendar with a 34-date meet beginning on Monday, April 1. 

If you follow harness racing, there is a good chance you have read or listened to some content produced by handicapper/broadcaster/bettor/owner Mike Pribozie, who is passionate about all things related to the sport. If you watch or bet Mohawk Park, you surely have seen his picks on the live broadcast nightly. Harnesslink recently caught up

With 3-2 favourite Carbine a victim of interference on the first turn, No Lou Zing found himself an unabated leader for much of his 11-1 upset in Sunday's (July 9) $35,000 Jerry Bradley Memorial Open Pace at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel.

Here are the harness racing stories making headlines in the USA for Thursday, June 15, 2023 NAADA ACTION AT YONKERS RACEWAY YONKERS, N.Y.— Rob Krivelin and Alan Schwartz fired down the road to take their respective $10,000 divisions of the North American Amateur Drivers Association (NAADA) Trots at Yonkers Raceway on Thursday night (June 15).

A much-anticipated rubber match between I Did It Myway and All Or Nothing — both two-time preliminary winners — headlines the culmination of the Kentucky Standardbred Development Fund four-year-old series on Monday, May 29 at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel.

The absence of Keg Stand from Monday's fourth and last preliminary round of the Kentucky Standardbred Development Fund Series for four-year-old male trotters has the potential to set up a showdown between Golden Wall As and Longshot in the $50,000 event at Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel, one of four such preliminary splits on the card.

Horse racing fans seeking a post-Derby fix can find just that in the southwestern corner of the Bluegrass State as Oak Grove Racing, Gaming & Hotel hosts the third round of the Kentucky Standardbred Development Fund (KSDF) four-year-old series Sunday (May 7), followed by one of the most challenging betting cards of the young season Monday (May 8).