Videos for the Hanover Shoe Farms yearlings selling Monday, August 31 on Preferred Equine Online are now available at www.hanoverpa.com/yearlings.php.
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Buckeye Classic Yearling Sale Oct. 13 in Springfield, OH
The Hoosier Classic Sale Company will be conducting the 2026 Buckeye Classic Yearling Sale on October 13 at the Champions Center Expo in Springfield, OH.
Model Good Looks turns heads again as Jenson bags five winners at Aces
Trotting filly Model Good Looks posted a dominating performance for her third consecutive win in the $17,500 Minnesota-sired sophomore filly trot as part of a banner five-win night for her trainer/driver Brady Jenson on Sunday (Aug. 23) at Running Aces.
USTA Roadster Classic in Louisville
The 2026 World’s Championship Horse Show kicked off Saturday (Aug. 22) during the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville. Eliminations for the USTA Roadster Classic will be held on Monday morning (August 24), with the final slated for Thursday evening (Aug. 27). The World’s Championship Horse Show is one of the most well-known Saddlebred shows in the world.
John P. Barrow, 86, dies
Western New York horseman John Barrow passed away on July 25, 2026 at age 86, after a lengthy illness.
Boyd wins four including Open Trot at Tioga
Driver Braxten Boyd added another grand slam to his great season including a win with Super Duper Cooper in the $15,500 Open Trot at Tioga Downs on Saturday (Aug. 22).
Twisted Destiny convincingly wins Batavia’s $50,000 Kane Memorial
The outcome never seemed to be in doubt for the fleet-footed 4-year-old, Twisted Destiny, who commanded the pace throughout the race to win the $50,000 Robert J. Kane Memorial Pace in impressive fashion.
Primo Uomo cruises to win in Open Pace at Vernon
Primo Uomo (Jeff Gregory) captured the $8,500 featured Open Pace at Vernon Downs on Saturday (Aug. 22).
Fearless Partners ties track record in NYSS at Batavia Downs
Although winless in the New York Sire Stakes in six previous attempts this year, Fearless Partners (American Ideal-No Fear Dear) was not only able to taste victory for the first time in the series by winning his $58,000 division at Batavia Downs on Saturday (Aug. 22) night, he put an exclamation mark on his effort by tying the track record for 3-year-old pacing geldings in the process.
For Once Inmy Life breaks through in Always B Miki
For Once Inmy Life and driver Jordan Stratton used a late burst in the stretch to win Saturday’s (Aug. 22) $100,000 Grade 3 Always B Miki Pace, for older pacers, by a nose over Surreal Ideal and half-length over pacesetting favorite Dandy Ideal in 1:48.4 at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania.