Delaware, Mohawk preview on Morning Line
September 17, 2015,from the USTA Communications Department
Columbus, OH — A preview of Saturday’s big Grand Circuit card at Mohawk Racetrack and a look ahead to next week’s Little Brown Jug at Delaware, is featured on this week’s episode of Morning Line, the USTA’s new weekly video news magazine.
Hosts Allison Conte and Paul Ramlow also look back at the Jim Ewart Memorial and Chip Noble Memorial races, held this past Saturday at Scioto Downs.
As part of our Little Brown Jug preview, Allison made a ‘day trip’ to Delaware and talked with trainer Brian Brown, who will start Lost For Words in the Sept. 24 third leg of the Pacing Triple Crown.
Weekly features include Paul’s Paddock Picks and the ‘Tweet of the Week’, as well as giving fans a chance to state their opinion in ‘Sound Off On Social” for a chance to win USTA swag.
Morning Line may be seen by clicking the above link or by visiting www.HarnessRacingFanZone.com or www.ustrotting.com/video/. At the latter website, the USTA’s video channel, you can also see dozens of other harness racing videos.
- Dont Rush looks to continue exceeding expectations in Trotting Classic (Friday, September 18, 2015)
Dustin Jones was hopeful Dont Rush could be an Ontario Sire Stakes Grassroots trotter heading into his 2-year-old season. More than $360,000 in earnings later, the son of Infinitif will start from post two in Saturday’s (Sept. 19) C$700,000 Canadian Trotting Classic.
- Danielle Hall improving heading into Elegantimage (Friday, September 18, 2015)
All eyes will be on Mission Brief in Saturday’s Elegantimage Stakes at Mohawk, but Danielle Hall is slowly starting to find the stride that banked her $483,691 as a 2-year-old.