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Leap To Fame, the harness racing track record-breaking winner of the $530,000 Inter Dominion Pacing Championship Grand Final at Albion Park, credited his sire Bettor’s Delight with his fifth success in harness racing’s signature race. He joins Ultimate Sniper (2019), Tiger Tara (2018), Lazarus (2017) and Beautide (2014 and 2015). Bred by Paul Kahlefeldt’s Redbank
Breeding authority Peter Wharton presents all the harness racing news on breeding from Australia, New Zealand and North America every week brought to you by Garrard’s Horse & Hound. Breeding background of Inter Dominion champions Leap To Fame, the harness racing track record-breaking winner of the $530,000 Inter Dominion Pacing Championship Grand Final at Albion Park, credited his
Jim Campbell always will be associated with last year’s Hambletonian Day, but what happened over the remaining days on the calendar ensured he will also be remembered for his stable’s season beyond that one afternoon.
Canadian owner Brad Grant and driver Dexter Dunn, both important components in the success of Bergstein Proximity Award-winning pacer Bulldog Hanover, garnered individual honours in their respective categories through voting for the Dan Patch Awards, presented by Caesars Entertainment. At the same time, Jim Campbell was the choice as Trainer of the Year.
Grand Circuit action once again returned to Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing and Casino with Circle City Stakes highlighting the 14-race Friday night card. Favourites reigned supreme with impressive efforts in the three-year-old stakes, but Cash Infusion stole the show with a track record performance in the sophomore filly trot.