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On an evening that featured the world’s fastest Standardbred in Bulldog Hanover and a mare defeating males in one of Harrah’s Hoosier Park’s marquee events, the supporting card was far from disappointing as many of the sport’s brightest stars sparkled at the Anderson oval.
The Pennsylvania Sires Stake championships for three-year-olds may have been contested in daylight Saturday (Sept. 3) at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, but several stars definitely shined brightly.
The Pennsylvania Sires Stake season for three-year-olds ends with a flourish Saturday (Sept. 3) at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows — four $253,000 championships, four $50,000 consolations and a host of intriguing story lines.
Mad Max Hanover and Night Hawk each needed big points in Saturday’s (August 27) $137,952 Pennsylvania Sires Stake at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows to secure spots in the championship. They got exactly that.
Canadian star Beach Glass claimed the second jewel of the Pacing Triple Crown, the $258,300 Cane Pace for three-year-old colts and geldings, on Hambletonian Day at The Meadowlands.