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Lexington, KY --- On Monday (Aug. 7) the 15-race card at Red Mile featured two $80,000 second round legs of the Kentucky Sire Stakes, four $30,000 second round legs of the Kentucky Commonwealth Series and six $15,000 second round divisions of the Kentucky Goldenrod Series for freshman and sophomore male trotters. Brodeur (Tactical Landing) came
Brodeur came home first in the Kentucky Sire Stakes for three-year-old male trotters while Longfellow S prevailed in the leg for two-year-olds on Monday, Aug. 7 at The Red Mile.
It was one of the most anticipated harness racing partnerships on record—the first foal from two Breeders Crown winners—who arrived in this world on April 15, 1998, at Carter Duer’s Peninsula Farm in Georgetown, Kentucky. “She was a very special filly,” Carter recalled. “We all were really anticipating her birth, and she didn’t disappoint us.”
There’s an old adage that “Rainy days and drunken grooms make good race horses,” meaning that a horse left to her own natural ability will frequently have the best chance of success.
Meadowlands Pace morning brought with it another edition of Breakfast With The Babies on Saturday (July 15) at The Meadowlands.