Dewey Arnold (Leon Bailey) took the $8,500 Open Trot at Vernon Downs on Saturday (May 30).
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Business as usual: On To Norway scores 26th in a row
On To Norway, driven by John DeLong for trainer Ron Burke, ran his win streak to 26 races with a 1:51.4 score in Saturday’s (May 30) $22,000 Open Trot at Harrah’s Hoosier Park.
Ayeaye Captain Deo, Monserrate convert in Graduate opener
The Graduate Series, for 4-year-olds, started Saturday night (May 30) at Woodbine Mohawk Park with Ayeaye Captain Deo and Monserrate drawing first blood.
Saturday Saratoga feature to Prairie Rocknroll
After finishing second in back-to-back installments of the Open Pace at Saratoga Casino Hotel, Prairie Rocknroll put it all together for a 1:52.2 win in the $18,000 feature at the Spa on Saturday (May 30).
Front end the place to be at Buffalo
It was a front-end paradise at Buffalo Raceway on Saturday afternoon (May 30) as 10 winners out of the 13 races contested succeeded in that fashion, including the winners of both featured $14,700 Open events.
Dandy Ideal sharp in ’26 debut at Pocono
Wilkes-Barre, PA — Dandy Ideal, winner of the 2025 Max Hempt Memorial, made his 4-year-old debut a winning one on Saturday afternoon (May 30), winning the $27,500 top fast-class event at Pocono…
Double Deceiver wins Sweden Cup
The 7-year-old gelding Double Deceiver, bred by Steve Stewart and Oakwood Farms, won both his elimination heat and the final of Sweden Cup, one of Saturday’s (May 30) feature races at Solvalla.
Heather Vitale ready to make her pitch
After two stints in the minors, Heather Vitale will pitch in the big leagues for the first time on Sunday (May 31) when she heads to the mound for the Washington Nationals. Ceremonial first pitch, that is.
Ready Cash colt tops Sweden’s Elitlopp Sale
As usual, Sweden’s first yearling sale was held Friday (May 29) in connection with Elitloppet. This year’s sale was disappointing compared with last year, as the average price fell by 29.9%.
Top Down takes down top trot at Cumberland
In the weekly matchup of Maine’s top trotters on Friday (May 29) at Cumberland Raceway, the up–and-coming Top Down provided a mild upset in the $7,000 winners-over feature.