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Is the hot yearling market in danger of busting? - Vimarsana News

Is the hot yearling market in danger of busting?

Many economists point out that the economy is very fragile. The housing market paced on in a record-breaking fashion as interest rates came down and, suddenly, when inflation infiltrated our economy, interest rates started going up, ironically, quarter by quarter (in time and percentage points) and the housing market cooled off. Could the same thing begin

Sophomore Trotting Colts On Tap At Monticello - Vimarsana News

Sophomore Trotting Colts On Tap At Monticello

The three-year-old trotting colts come to Monticello Raceway on Monday, July 31 for two heats of New York Sire Stakes (NYSS) and three dashes of the Excelsior series, all competing for a total of $154,000 in purse money. 

Dalious wins four including feature at Vernon Downs - Vimarsana News

Dalious wins four including feature at Vernon Downs

Driver Barton Dalious continued his hot hand winning four races on the card including the $7,500 featured trot with Lepanto ($4.70) on Friday night at Vernon Downs.

Huntinthelastdolar Leads NYSS Boys To Monticello - Vimarsana News

Huntinthelastdolar Leads NYSS Boys To Monticello

The New York Sire Stakes “glamour boy" division of three-year-old pacing colts and geldings will visit Monticello Raceway on Monday, July 24.

Impertinent questions; remembering Clyde Hirt - Vimarsana News

Impertinent questions; remembering Clyde Hirt

Some 40 years ago, Clyde Hurt, a journalist serving the harness racing industry via Sports Eye, had many a controversial column on the state of the standardbred industry. One feature for which Hurt became synonymous, along with his signature bow tie, were his “impertinent questions” columns, examining many facets of the sport. Well, I, too,