Energetic Hanover circled the pack three-wide at the top of the stretch and won the Blue Hen/Open Handicap Pace at Bally’s Dover on Thursday night (Feb. 15).
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Triple feature Thursday at Batavia
After a lengthy respite, winter returned to western New York as persistent snow and wind kept things challenging for the Thursday afternoon (Feb. 15) card at Batavia Downs. The program featured the three top weekly classes and two big efforts from the meet’s leading drivers.
Pair of Sires Stakes, Opens at Cal Expo
A pair of $20,000 California Sires Stakes; an Open Pace featuring A Major Omen and an Open Trot that brings out Pridecrest share the spotlight Friday evening (Feb. 16) at Cal Expo.
2024 Goshen Yearling Sale date announced
Goshen Standardbred Horse Sales has announced that its 2024 Goshen Yearling Sale will be held on Monday (Sept. 9) at noon at the Mark Ford Training Center in Middletown, N.Y. The deadline for all consignments made to this sale is Monday (June 17).
Officials continuing education course to be held in Louisville
The University of Louisville will be hosting a two-day, 16-hour continuing education program on April 8 and 9. The program will be offered both in person in Louisville and online.
Aaron Lehman named MHRI Caretaker of the Year
Aaron Lehman has been named the 2023 Minnesota Harness Racing caretaker of the year and will be presented with his award at the upcoming MHRI banquet at Running Aces this coming Saturday (Feb. 17).
Anthony Beaton appeal allowed
Standardbred Canada is reporting that on Feb. 14, the Horse Racing Appeal Panel issued its reasons for decision in granting an appeal from trainer Anthony Beaton.
Lyons Bettorday wins at Bally’s Dover
Dover, DE – Lyons Bettorday sat patiently along the pylons and roared to victory in the Mares Winners Over/ Select Pace at Bally’s Dover on Wednesday (Feb. 14) night.
Goldin secures first career win at Rosecroft
Fort Washington, MD – Harness Racing has been the family business for Alexandra Goldin. Admittedly, she pushed off Vet School after college to train standardbreds.
Bravo for Primo Uomo
After getting time to grow into his role, Primo Uomo is hitting all the right notes. Raced just twice at age 2, Primo Uomo returned last season to win 16 times — the third-best total among all 3-year-old pacers in North America — and bank $114,867 for owners Dale Lawton and Chris Lawton. His earnings ranked second to only Grand Circuit-winner Racine Bell, who makes her 2024 debut Friday at The Meadowlands, in the Lawtons’ stable.