Big Al M was able to overcome the eight-hole and sprint to a wire-to-wire rout on Saturday (Nov. 22) at Cumberland Raceway, copping his second $5,500 conditioned trot feature in as many weeks.
Tanja Tooma wins Sweden’s largest race for freshman
The Svensk Uppfödningslöppning—a race for 2-year-olds first run in 1926—concludes the classic season in Sweden every year.
Surreal Ideal extends win streak to nine straight
Surreal Ideal made a first over move and defeated a solid field of eight to take the $28,000 Open Handicap Pace on Saturday (Nov. 22) at Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway, securing his ninth straight victory.
Custom, Jim Beam score in Big M’s NJSDF
Custom and Jim Beam were a pair of good-looking winners Saturday (Nov. 23) night when four New Jersey Standardbred Development Fund finals for 2-year-olds sat atop the marquee at The Meadowlands.
Open winners go fast miles at Batavia
Two $12,500 Open class races were carded at Batavia Downs on Saturday (Nov. 22) night with each winner turning in quick performances.
Kobe’s Gigi, M-M’s Dream close out careers at Hoosier Park
The Saturday (Nov. 22) night program at Harrah’s Hoosier Park revolved around a pair of superstar mares making their final career starts, where Kobe’s Gigi went out on top in the Filly & Mare Open Pace and M-M’s Dream in her curtain call behind Ponda Jet, who notched his fifth straight in the Open Trot.
Buter hits 300 as “Killer B’s” win Pocono titles
Tyler Buter drove three of the last four winners on the final 2025 card of racing at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania on Saturday (Nov. 22) afternoon, raising his seasonal total at the mountain oval to exactly 300 while capturing his first local victory crown.
Stallion stakes at Sunshine Meadows
The Florida Standardbred Breeders and Owners Association continued their Stakes program at Sunshine Meadows Equestrian Village on Saturday (Nov. 22) with an abbreviated four race program featuring the Stallion Stakes Finals with purses accelerating to $6,000 per race.
On To Norway splashes to 22 in a row
Wet weather, a sloppy track and seven stout foes weren’t going to deter the hottest horse in North America as On To Norway marched first-over to his 22nd consecutive victory in the $49,200 Bally’s Randy for sophomore trotting colts on Friday (Nov. 21) at Harrah’s Hoosier Park.
Going Away up in time in Big M feature
Going Away escaped a tough trip when buried heading to three-quarters, found a seam to get clearance for the stretch drive, and unleashed a late rally to score in the Friday night (Nov. 21) feature at the Meadowlands, a TrackMaster 77.5 pace for fillies and mares.