Jim Doherty won the annual Hall of Fame Invitational Trot at Historic Track on Sunday, July 4.

Sand Vic regained his freshman form Saturday night at The Meadows, capturing a division of the $135,452 Currier & Ives for 3-year-olds in a stake-record 1:55.1

Records fell on Saturday night at the Meadowlands as Four Starzzz Shark and Life Source each paced a world record mile in their respective William R. Haughton elimination.

The $26,367 featured Landmark Stake for three-year-old trotting colts at Goshen Historic Track on Saturday, July 3, was won in 2:01, wire to wire by Last Call At Dem’s.

After passing the Pennsylvania Senate early in the morning of July 2, the bill to give slots to tracks and other venues in the state stalled in the House on the afternoon and evening of July 2.

Fool’s Goal battled back in the final strides to capture the $200,000 Titan Cup by a head over Cosington on Friday night at the Meadowlands.

Up Front Norma rolled to a stake record 1:54.2 in a division of the Sand Tart, a Pennsylvania Sires Stake for 2-year-old fillies, Friday at The Meadows.

According to a Frinzi family member, Harness Horseman International president Dominic Frinzi, hospitalized for pneumonia, is somewhat improved today.

Invincible Dream held on for victory in the $89,372 Coaching Club Trotting Oaks on Thursday night at the Meadowlands.

The spotlight of the harness world will be
on Balmoral Park this Saturday, July 3.