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Monticello Raceway featured the cream of the crop of New York's three-year-old pacing colts on Monday, July 24 in a pair of $60,300 New York Sire Stakes divisions, which went to repeat winners Thunder Hunter Joe and Goldin Greatness.
Idealsomemagic A (American Ideal) lived up to his name scoring a big upset in the $250,000 Joe Gerrity Jr. Memorial in harness racing action from Saratoga Saturday night (Jul. 22). It didn’t look good for Idealsomemagic A as he was sitting fourth following dead cover at the 3/4 pole, 3 3/4 lengths in arrears to
It’s Academic (Uncle Peter) never saw a pylon, but it didn’t matter as he got up on the shadow of the wire to prevail in a thriller in the $250,000 Spirit Of Massachusetts Trot in Grand Circuit harness racing action at Plainridge Park on Sunday afternoon (July 23rd). Leaving from the farthest outside post in the field
Mikala (Always Be Miki), under aggressive George Brennan handling, dominated the $100,000 Clara Barton Free For All Pace for harness racing mares at Plainridge Park as the favorite on Sunday afternoon (Jul. 23) in Grand Circuit harness racing action. Second choice Max Contract (Andy Miller) was keyed up for a good start and she blasted right to
The New York Sire Stakes “glamour boy" division of three-year-old pacing colts and geldings will visit Monticello Raceway on Monday, July 24.