Handicapper Bob Pandolfo offers his selections for the full card at The Meadowlands on Saturday night.
Mogan elected president of the OHHA
The Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association has elected Scott Mogan as its new president. Mogan has served on the OHHA’s Board of Directors for 11 years. He replaces Steve Bateson who served as president from 2019-2023.
Friday program cancelled at The Raceway at Western Fair District
The Raceway at Western Fair District has been forced to cancel Friday night’s (Jan. 26) program due to unsafe track conditions caused by the fluctuating winter weather.
Marco Beach powers to Open win at Rosecroft
Marco Beach and Eric Davis spent many a night in the Fall meet cutting big miles against Rosecroft’s best in the $12,000 Open I handicap from outside post positions.
FAS Rulings for Friday, January 26, 2024
View Fines and Suspensions for the week of Friday, January 26, 2024 as reported to the USTA by racing commissions in the United States. This bulletin reports actions that have been taken by the…
Brett Beckwith bags five wins at Batavia Thursday
Brett Beckwith, who ended the 2023 season as the seventh winningest driver in North America, is rolling again in 2024 and strutted his stuff at Batavia Downs on Thursday afternoon (Jan. 25) by winning five races on the card. “Brett The Jet” won with Why Tomorrow Ray (1:56.1, $2.80), Rosey Time (1:56.3, $4.40), One Night Fury (2:02.1, $9.40), Rock A Honey (1:58, $25.80) and Silver Buckeye (2:04, $6.40). Beckwith also scored three seconds and two thirds during the card, giving him a .524 UDR for the session.
Sprocket soars to victory in feature at Bally’s Dover
Sprocket “ The Rocket” soared to victory in the Blue Hen/ Open Handicap Pace at Bally’s Dover on Thursday (Jan. 25) night over an off racing surface.
Armbro Nest, 32, dies
It is with great sadness that Diamond Creek Farm announces that Armbro Nest has passed away at 32 years of age.
Good times continue for improving trotter Sidd Finch
Unlike his fictional counterpart, the horse Sidd Finch has never studied meditation in the mountains of Tibet. Still, in the past year the trotter has been able to attain a calmer disposition, leading to improved results in his own athletic endeavor.
Daryl Bier, 57, dies
Daryl Scott Bier, 57, died suddenly Jan. 24, 2024, of a heart attack, at his home in Endicott, N.Y.