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As per tradition, once a class has marked 55 years since graduation they plan and host the All Class Reunion. The Class of '69 is up to the task and has enthusiastically embraced the 2024 effort.
As the calendar turns to June this Saturday, stakes action ramps up in a major way at Woodbine Mohawk Park on June 1 with divisions of the Somebeachsomewhere for three-year-old male pacers, the opening leg of the Graduate Series for four-year-olds, and a leg of the Miss Versatility Series for trotting mares.
Huntinthelastdolar utilized an aggressive steer from driver Yannick Gingras to take the $263,000 Charles Juravinski Memorial Cup for four-year-old pacers which highlighted the 11-race stakes heavy card on Sunday (May 19) at Flamboro Downs.
Huntinthelastdolar (Huntsville-Eighthundrolarbill) utilized an aggressive steer from harness racing driver Yannick Gingras to take the $263,000 Charles Juravinski Memorial Cup for four-year-old pacers which highlighted the 11-race stakes heavy card on Sunday (May 19) at Flamboro Downs. Leaving from post three, Huntinthelastdolar entered the first turn on the lead before exiting the turn third as
All Class repeated in the top class at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon, winning one of two $17,808 divisions of the fast-class pace, while Ervin Hanover shipped in and promptly won the other headlining split.