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The connections of Maxim Hanover (Captaintreacherous-Mean Leen) hoped to see their 2-year-old male pacer develop as this harness season progressed, and after watching the colt win four of his past five races, it looks as though the plan is coming to fruition. Maxim Hanover, who had three second place finishes among six winless starts to
Yannick Gingras knows Cannibal has physical talent, but what he most enjoys about the three-year-old male pacer is between the colt’s ears.
Yannick Gingras knows Cannibal (Sweet Lou) has physical talent, but what he most enjoys about the 3-year-old male harness racing pacer is between the colt’s ears. “He’s got the ability, the skill, but he’s also got the brain to let me do what I want to do with him,” Gingras said. “That’s a big edge.
Having won four of his last five starts all while racing on the front end, Hellabalou (Sweet Lou) and harness racing driver Yannick Gingras set sail once again on the lead and wired the field at Yonkers Raceway Monday (Nov. 20). Competing in the 5th race $32,000 Open Pace, race favorite Hellabalou and Gingras left
The Meadowlands hosted Grand Circuit harness racing action Saturday (Nov. 18) with two $20,000 elimination divisions of the Goldsmith Maid for two-year-old trotting fillies. Driver Tim Tetrick swept both divisions and now has a tough task on deciding whom to drive in the final. The first four official finishers from each division and one of