Here is this week’s Meadows Monday Memo.
District 2 members, directors meet at Hoosier Park
Members and directors from USTA District 3 met on Friday afternoon (Nov. 14) in the Top of the Park Room at Hoosier Park to discuss industry matters and to debate nine USTA rule change/by law change proposals. District chairperson Marilyn Breuer-Bertera was joined at the venue by fellow district directors Sam Hedington, Joe Morris, and Cathy Webb, with director Steve Oldford participating via Zoom. The meeting featured several speakers and more than 20 guests.
Huntsville to stand for $12,500 in 2026
Huntsville will stand for a fee of $12,500 live foal in 2026.
Stallion Odds On Equuleus returns to Indiana
Anvil And Lace and Premier Acres are excited to welcome Odds On Equuleus (1:47.3, $935,816) back to Indiana for the 2026 breeding season.
Beltrami romps in busy AHDC weekend
Tony Beltrami crushed his competition to take the lone $10,000 dash of the American Harness Drivers Club (AHDC) trot at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania on Saturday (Nov. 15) before Harrah’s Philadelphia hosted three $7,500 divisions of the AHDC pace on Sunday (Nov. 16), all of which saw different drivers reach the winner’s circle.
Arts Flight does it again at Cumberland
Local pacer Arts Flight captured his second $5,000 feature in as many weeks on Sunday (Nov. 16) at Cumberland Raceway, this time with Nick Graffam in the sulky.
Beckwith versus Ranger, a mare versus the boys Monday at Plainridge
The 2025 live harness racing meet at Plainridge Park is winding down with only eight days of action left this year, however the competition at the track is as heated as ever.
USTA District 5 (IL) Annual Meeting Nov. 18; registration required
A reminder that the Annual Membership Meeting for USTA District 5 (IL) will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 18 at 3 p.m. (Central Time) via Zoom.
Delaware stallion nomination fee due Dec. 1
A $500 nomination payment is due by Dec. 1 for all stallions to stand the Delaware 2026 breeding season.
Miller goes out a winner at Philly
Hall of Fame driver David Miller, in his final start as an “East Coast regular” before moving back to Ohio, made a cameo visit to Harrah’s Philadelphia a successful farewell as he guided the Cattlewash sophomore gelding Tom Horn to his sixth straight victory in a $11,000 pace Sunday afternoon (Nov. 16).