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Whoever came up with the slogan “It All Comes Down to the Breeders Crown” deserves accolades beyond those words as this classic harness racing series has been a defining moment in our sport since 1984. This season is no different as this one night can make or break a career and either make dreams come
Plainville, MA — Eight $150,000 harness racing divisions made up of the best 2 and 3-year-old trotters and pacers bred in the state went postward in the $1.2 million finals of the Massachusetts Sire Stakes at Plainridge Park on a perfect fall Tuesday afternoon (Oct. 24) and the day produced champions, records and streaks. Rooster
Eight $150,000 divisions made up of the best two- and three-year-old trotters and pacers bred in the state went postward in the $1.2 million finals of the Massachusetts Sire Stakes at Plainridge Park on a perfect fall Tuesday afternoon (Oct. 24) and the day produced champions, records and streaks.
Way, way back in 1958, Danny and The Juniors hit the airwaves with the song entitled “At The Hop.” It was a huge hit! Fast forward 65 years and the who’s who of harness racing will be seeking a share of $7,200,000…At The HoP—-Harrah’s Hoosier Park—as the Hambletonian Society presents The Breeders Crown in a
Confederate (Sweet Lou) continued his winning ways from off the pace and soaring past harness racing rivals in the late stages to capture the first of three $25,000 Breeders Crown eliminations for 3-year-old colt and gelding pacers at Harrah’s Hoosier Park on Saturday night. Driven by Tim Tetrick, Confederate posted a 1:49.4 mile in outsprinting