Dr. Charlie Dunavant and Dr. Scott Woogen will receive lifetime achievement recognition in the sport of harness racing Saturday (May 9) during the first-ever Shenandoah Downs “Wall of Colors” ceremony.
Author: by Darrell Wood, for Shenandoah Downs
Little Brown Jug/Jugette condition change; Grand Circuit yearling nomination reminder
The Little Brown Jug Society has announced changes to the conditions of the Little Brown Jug No. 83 and Jugette No. 58, the stakes for foals of 2025 to be raced in 2028, which will take yearling payments on May 15, 2026.
Miller’s Deer In Range looks to continue hot start
Last December, Allen Miller did something a little out of character.
Big M needs horsemen cooperation
With the current environment sporting skies that are anything but sunny, management at The Meadowlands is hoping to get a jolt of good energy from its horsemen.
Top trotters set for action around Europe
Top trotters are in action around Europe this weekend, and several Elitlopp horses, both those already invited and potential invitees, will be racing.
Keppler upsets, Beltrami rolls in Yonkers NAADA trots
Scott Keppler led every step to land a 12-1 upset while Tony Beltrami fired down the road to deliver the 6-5 favorite to victory in their respective divisions of the North American Amateur Drivers Association (NAADA) trots at MGM Yonkers Raceway on Thursday night (May 7).
College Tuition three-peats at Rosecroft
Eric Foster’s homebred College Tuition proved resolute under pressure in scoring his third consecutive win in Thursday’s (May 7) $12,000 Open Handicap Trot at Rosecroft Raceway, parrying a stout two-pronged stretch challenge to narrowly prevail in 1:54.4.
Tyler George reaches 2,000 training wins
Trainer Tyler George reached a milestone victory to kick off Thursday’s (May 7) program at Harrah’s Hoosier Park, getting career victory 2,000 with Keayang Taco A, driven by Trace Tetrick, in the opener.
Pandy’s Meadowlands picks for Saturday, May 9
Handicapper Bob Pandolfo offers his selections for the full card at the Meadowlands on Saturday (May 9).
Kelly Conn, Pacing for the Cure step out to raise awareness and funding for MS programs
This past Sunday (May 3), Kelly Conn – captain of Team Pacing for the Cure – was recognized as the Honorary Person at the annual Multiple Sclerosis Walk in Asbury Park, N.J., honoring not only her remarkable fundraising efforts, but also her personal journey living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).