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Oh Well heads into Saturday with one million-dollar win already to his credit and will try to add a second when he goes behind the gate with nine rivals in the $1 million Hambletonian Stakes for three-year-old trotters at The Meadowlands.

After two unsuccessful starts at Plainridge Park earlier this month, the third time's the charm for Chapheart who rationed out the speed and won easily in Monday’s (July 31) $22,500 feature trot.

On Monday (July 31), Dolce Amara broke her maiden in style at Red Mile in the only $80,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes division for freshman trotting fillies.

Cream Ridge, NJ — Elimination winner Celebrity Bambino drew post one for Saturday’s (Aug. 5) $1 million Hambletonian Stakes final at The Meadowlands and was established as the 2-1 morning-line favorite as he seeks to give harness racing trainer Ron Burke and driver Yannick Gingras their first wins in the trotting classic for 3-year-olds. The

Hungry Angel Boy (Stay Hungry), the even-money favorite, put in a gut-wrenching performance as he captured the $33,200 first of two Tompkins-Geers divisions for sophomore pacers in a career best 1:48.2 for driver Todd McCarthy at the Meadowlands Saturday (July 29). Trained and co-owned by Tony Algana for Pryde Stables, Pit Bull Stables, and Brittany,

Shortly after sweeping both $100,000 Hambletonian eliminations at The Meadowlands Saturday (July 29) night, harness racing driver Yannick Gingras left no doubt as to which winner he was picking to drive in next week's final of the world’s biggest harness race. Gingras just finished steering Celebrity Bambino (Muscle Hill) to a 1:50.4 open-length, lifetime-best score in elimination

Just six years ago, Ron Burke nearly had his first Hambletonian victory before What The Hill suffered the only disqualification of a first-place finisher in the race’s history. He and Yannick Gingras, also still chasing a win in the American classic, exited Saturday night (July 29) at The Meadowlands primed and ripe for revenge.

Heart On Fire (Father Patrick) rushed late onto the scene with a blast up the pylons to upset at 36-1 in the second $40,000 Hambletonian Oaks harness racing elimination on Saturday (Jul. 29) at The Meadowlands. Todd McCarthy commanded early speed with the filly and fitted her into a hole entering the first turn while

Cannibal (Sweet Lou) parlayed a perfect Yannick Gingras drive and a perfect trip to take the $350,000 Delvin Miller Adios Stakes in Grand Circuit harness racing action from The Meadows on Saturday afternoon (Jul. 29th). Cannibal blasted off the gate and wrestled the early lead away from the other fast leaver It’s My Show (Scott Zeron)

From early on, breeder Ron Mersky had a really good feeling about Railee Something. Ever since then, the three-year-old trotting filly has done nothing to change Mersky’s opinion.