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As the calendar turns to June this Saturday, stakes action ramps up in a major way at Woodbine Mohawk Park on June 1 with divisions of the Somebeachsomewhere for three-year-old male pacers, the opening leg of the Graduate Series for four-year-olds, and a leg of the Miss Versatility Series for trotting mares.
As the New Jersey Sire Stakes season kicked off on Saturday, May 4 at The Meadowlands, it was Andrew and Todd McCarthy who had the right stuff.
Call Me Goo (Googoo Gaagaa-Callmemza) spent her formative years racing in the Maryland Sire Stakes, but after winning five times last year on the Grand Circuit and opening this harness racing season by erasing a 21-year-old track record at Rosecroft Raceway, it is easy to see why her connections are excited about discovering the 4-year-old
After being fed a steady diet of overnight races through the first three months of live racing this winter, Rosecroft Raceway owners and spectators got their first glimpse of stakes
Her dad, Googoo Gaagaa was a harness racing world champion with wicked speed. Her mom, Callmemza, won multiple DSBF Finals. Her sister, Callmegaga was a one-time MDSS stakes record holder and her grandfather, Great George Two, while quirky, could fly. So it shouldn't be much of a surprise that Call Me Goo is a talented