On Tuesday (Sept. 2), track records continued to fall at Northville Downs at the Barry Expo Center.
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Sippinonsearoc steals the show in Lexington
Sippinonsearoc, who last year became the sport’s swiftest 2-year-old, demonstrated his affinity for the Bluegrass with a facile 1:48.2 score in the $80,000 fourth-round leg of the Kentucky Championship Series for sophomore male pacers on Tuesday (Sept. 2) at the Red Mile for his fourth consecutive triumph.
McDuffee to Jug Wall of Fame
David McDuffee, a prominent figure in harness racing and a two-time Little Brown Jug-winning owner, has been selected as the 40th inductee into the prestigious Little Brown Jug Wall of Fame by the Delaware County Fair.
Kinnder Thinktwice wins easily at Pocono
The Quebec-bred Kinnder Thinktwice took full advantage of a drop in company Tuesday afternoon (Sept. 2) at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania, making the lead early and then dominating the $11,500 featured fast-class trot in 1:53.1.
Switzer wins driving championship at Windsor Fair
Kevin Switzer Jr. continued his mastery of Maine’s fairground circuit on Monday (Sept. 1), scoring three wins over the course of Windsor’s Labor Day program while cementing his hold on the 2025 Windsor Fair driving championship.
‘Dude’ and ‘Horror’ repeat in Maine paces
Maine’s 2-year-old pacing colts and geldings made their second spin around the historic Windsor Fair oval on Labor Day Monday (Sept. 1) with the results exactly the same as the week before.
Ready Russell lowers Scioto track record in Ohio Sires Stakes
Ready Russell and Dan Noble broke their own Eldorado Scioto Downs track record for 2-year-old trotting geldings, going a 1:54 mile Monday (Sept. 1) during Ohio Sires Stakes action.
Tres Chic Bluechip goes overland for Batavia win
Tres Chic Bluechip brushed late from off the pace to score an upset in the $12,800 Open I-II pace for fillies and mares at Batavia Downs on Monday (Sept. 1) afternoon.
Sweet Angel Boy Returns To Harrington Winner’s Circle
Andrew Glassmeyer’s Sweet Angel Boy ($6.20, Ross Wolfenden) was a 1:51.3 winner in the $18,000 Open Monday (Sept. 1) at Harrington Raceway.
Carve is a bridesmaid no more at The Red Mile
On Monday (Sept. 1), Carve collected her first career victory in the fourth-round leg of the $80,000 Kentucky Championship Series for freshman filly trotters in 1:52.3 at The Red Mile. The 12-race holiday card included fourth round divisions of the $30,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series, the $15,000 Kentucky Golden Rod Series and the $10,000 Wildcat Series with 2-year-old filly trotters at the forefront.