Hoosier Hosts Stakes Smorgasbord On Memorial Day
Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino played host to a stakes filled card on Monday, May 29 for a special Memorial Day card of live racing.
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Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino played host to a stakes filled card on Monday, May 29 for a special Memorial Day card of live racing.
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After a week’s worth of two-year-old stakes action, it was the two-year-old trotting colts turn in the spotlight at Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Saturday (July 16) as three $47,000 divisions were featured on the evening’s 12 race card. It was the opening round of their six-round series and the freshmen colts did not disappoint.
The popular $12,600 features for developing younger horses drew four divisions of promising trotters and pacers on a hot Wednesday (June 30) at Harrah’s Philadelphia. Distaff pacers got the card started with a 1:51.4 mile, and at the finish everyone knew that McCarthy had driven the winner – but was it Todd or Andrew? The photo showed it was the Somebeachsomewhere sophomore filly Beach Crazy and Todd McCarthy who rallied up the inside to get a nose advantage over favored Nashville Elgenna and brother Andrew. Beach Crazy lowered her mark a tick for trainer Stacy Chiodo, whose Chiodo Racing...