Fourever Boy Debuts In Meadows Qualifiers
Grand Circuit stakes champion Fourever Boy made his four-year-old qualifying debut a winning one on Tuesday morning (May 2) at The Meadows.
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Grand Circuit stakes champion Fourever Boy made his four-year-old qualifying debut a winning one on Tuesday morning (May 2) at The Meadows.
"Anytime you get a chance to race in the big ones is exciting, but to do it with friends and family around, it makes it more special."
Longshot, Ohio’s champion three-year-old gelding trotter this year, showed Friday that he’s pretty capable in Pennsylvania, too. The son of Long Tom-Tintern blazed to victory for Chris Lems in 1:52.2, fastest ever at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows by a sophomore gelding trotter.
Pennsylvania champion Fulton became the fastest two-year-old ever at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows when he steamed to a 1:49.4 victory in Friday’s $82,500 Keystone Classic. Lyons Stealth sprang a 7-1 upset in the other division of the stakes for freshman colt and gelding pacers.
Chris Page was 10 years old when he attended the Little Brown Jug for the first time. It was 1994, Magical Mike was the race’s winner, and Page fell in love with harness racing. He has not missed a Little Brown Jug since then, a streak that will continue Thursday when he has one of the best seats at the Delaware County Fairgrounds.