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After two seasons of racing and breeding, 2019 Little Brown Jug winner Southwind Ozzi p,2,1:53.2f; 3,1:48f ($1,142,585) has officially retired from racing and will stand his first full season in 2024 at Cool Winds Farm in Lima, Ohio.
Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania featured five $16,500 races for Standardbreds of all types on Saturday afternoon (July 1).
The Huntsville sophomore filly Southwind Bella, a three-quarter sister to 2019 Little Brown Jug champion Southwind Ozzi, showed the family talent and speed when she lowered her mark to 1:50.2 in the featured $14,400 distaff pace on Thursday afternoon at Harrah’s Philadelphia.
After finishing second to the world’s fastest harness horse, Bulldog Hanover, in two of his first three 2022 starts, the Captaintreacherous gelding Allywag Hanover obviously relished some class relief Sunday afternoon (July 17) at Harrah’s Philadelphia, taking the $22,500 handicap pacing feature in 1:49.2.
One of the best cards anywhere in the harness racing season so far during 2022 will be proudly presented at Harrah’s Philadelphia this Sunday afternoon (May 29), as the top trotters and pacers in many varieties will be racing on the track’s $600,000+ “Super Sunday” card.