The 4-year-old mare Lara Boko, trained by Timo Nurmos and with Mika Forss in the bike, won the Swedish Breeders Crown for 4-year-old mares at Eskilstuna in a new world record of 1:54f (mile rate). The old record was held by Italian-bred Calypso di Poggio and was 1:54.1f.

Lara Boko won the Swedish Breeders Crown for 4-year-old mares in a new world record of 1:54f (mile rate). Kanal 75 photo.

Lara Boko is sired by Djali Boko, he by Ready Cash and out of Pecadille Face, she by Muscle Hill.

The Breeders Crown for 4-year-old horses had Francesco Zet, trained by Daniel Redén and with Ôrjan Kihlström in the bike, as an easy winner, timed in 1:54.2f (mile rate).

Francesco Zet is sired by Father Patrick and out of Shaqline, she by Credit Winner. Francesco Zet is unbeaten this year in nine races and has earned 9 million SEK or $860,000.

The Breeders Crown for 3-year-old colts was won by Dancer Brodde with trainer/driver Johan Untersteiner, timed in 1:56.2f (mile rate). Dancer Brodde is sired by Bold Eagle and out of Dancing In Thehall, she by Cantab Hall.

The filly division was won by Queen Belina, trained by Jörgen Westholm and driven by Ôrjan Kihlström. Queen Belina is sired by Nuncio and out of First Love Bo, she by Muscles Yankee.

The purse for the winner in each Breeders Crown race was 800,000 SEK or $75,000. The winner — or any horse who is placed in the race and entered in Premiechancen — has the purse doubled; that means $150,000 for the win.

An owner of a Swedish trotter can choose between a premium of 20,000 SEK, when the horse is qualified to race, or he can choose to enter the horse in Premiechancen and get twice the prize money in designated races.