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Dancin Champion (David Miller) took full advantage of a miscue by leader Ivy Park in mid-stretch to spring a mild upset at 7-1 in the $80,000 fourth leg of the Kentucky Championship Series for two-year-old male pacers on Tuesday (Sept. 5) at Red Mile.
The sport’s top ranked horse demonstrated why he deserves that ranking as Confederate stopped the clock in 1:46.1 in the $80,000 fourth round of the Kentucky Championship Series to become the swiftest three-year-old pacer in harness racing history on Monday (Sept. 4) at Red Mile.
Confederate (Sweet Lou) became the fastest three-year-old harness racing pacer of all time, setting a world record in winning an $80,000 leg of the Kentucky Sire Stakes Labor Day Monday, September 4 at The Red Mile. The 10th race co-feature saw For Once Inmy Life (Andy McCarthy) first on the lead with Command (Todd McCarthy)
On a day spotlighted by the stars of Pennsylvania harness racing that featured new world and track records, Seven Colors (Stay Hungry) stamped himself as the current second best sophomore pacer on the continent with a track record-equaling score (September 4th) in the $252,000 Pennsylvania Sires Stakes Championships on Sunday afternoon (September 3rd) at Harrah’s
Trained by Linda Toscano, Odds On Hail Mary ($7.80) stalked a fast early pace before unleashing an explosive kick late in a 1:48.2 mile, breaking the world record for three-year-old pacing fillies on a five-eighths-mile track, in her $252,000 Pennsylvania Sire Stakes (PASS) divisional championship on Sunday, Sept. 3 at Harrah's Philadelphia.