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The final legs of Indiana Sire Stakes (INSS) action continued at Harrah’s Hoosier Park on Thursday (Oct. 6). Two divisions of the final leg for each the two-year-old trotting fillies, two-year-old pacing colts as well as the three-year-old trotting colts made up the second half of the evening’s card as the Hoosier State’s finest duked it out in their final chance to earn points before the quarter-million dollar Indiana Sire Stakes Super Finals on Friday, Oct. 14.   

The Hambletonian Society reminds horsepeople that payments are due for many of the 149 races currently administered by the Society on May 15, 2022 (postmarked by by midnight of Tuesday, May 17).

The Hambletonian Society reminds horsepeople and staking agents that sustaining payments for the races administered by the Society are due Saturday, May 15, and must be postmarked by midnight of Monday, May 17. Forms are always available at the Hambletonian Society website, or by calling the Society office. All the forms on the website are PDF fillable. Along with cheques, the Society is accepting credit cards as a form of payment for any stakes payments. All credit card payments are subject to a 3 per cent service fee. In May, sustaining payments are due for a majority of the two-year-old ra...

The connections to Always A Virgin have announced a stud-fee deal for the stallion's 2021 season. “Always A Virgin might have had his best two-year-old season ever in 2020 with such standouts as the Champion filly Somethingbeautiful p,2,1:51.4 ($312,000) and the Fox Stake winner Virgo p,2,1:51.4 ($126,817), and I have been quite surprised that he has not had more breeding requests for the 2021 season,” said Jeff King of Victory Hill Farm, where the sire of more Breeders Crown winners than any other Indiana stallion stands. “I discussed this with Mitchel Skolnick and Bob Boni, his Syndic...