'Chip' Remains Mighty At Monticello | Standardbred Canada
Gary Messenger describes Chip Chip Conway as “one tough little horse,” and it is easy to understand why.
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Gary Messenger describes Chip Chip Conway as “one tough little horse,” and it is easy to understand why.
On North American harness racing tracks it’s all about speed over a mile trip, in Australia it’s a mix of both standing start and mobile features across a range of track sizes, in New Zealand it could be about an extreme two-mile contest or a grass track race featuring non-race winners and in Europe the
Finishing in twelfth place in the New York Sire Stakes Excelsior series may not sound all that impressive to the casual observer; however, for small breeders Gary Messenger and Ken Weckstein, it’s the company they keep that sets them apart from the rest.
The Broncos are upgrading at Dove Valley. The club is moving forward with a $175 million plan to rebuild its team headquarters and training facility, a source confirmed to The Post on Tuesday morning.
On Wednesday afternoon (May 12), Chip Chip Conway left little doubt as to who is the best trotter on the grounds at Monticello Raceway, as he romped to a wire-to-wire win in 1:58.2 in this week’s Open Trot. Jim Taggart Jr. deviated from his normal come-from-behind tactic with Chip Chip Conway and elected to go to the front, showing the way through fractions of :28.4, :59.2 and 1:28.3. He waltzed home a three-length winner in 1:58.2 and returned $4.20 for win. Finishing second was Superiorcourt and Cinnamon Stick took the show position It was Chip Chip Conway’s second-consecutive win in Op...