Mach It So bottomed out his four rivals Saturday, Nov. 10, winning Yonkers Raceway’s $44,000 Open Handicap Pace. Leaving outside his foes—and in one notch after a defection—Mach It So seemingly had a three-length lead four steps out the gate. He then did the required roadwork, posting splits of :27, :55.3 and 1:22.4 in progress […] Read more »
Ontario-Sired, Mach It So, Takes $350,000 TVG Open Pace
A smorgasbord of stakes was served up Saturday at The Meadowlands, with rookies sparring in the Fall Four finals and their older pacing and trotting counterparts clashing in the finals of the TVG Series. A key third-quarter breather helped Mach It So produce a front-stepping win for driver David Miller and trainer Jeff Bamond, […] Read more »
Ontario-Sired, Mach It So, Wins Elimination Of Breeders Crown Open Pace
Hoosier Park hosted the second night of Breeders Crown eliminations on Saturday, October 21, with 14 eliminations on the 14-race program. Mach It So went gate to wire to take the first of two eliminations for the Breeders Crown Open Pace, winning in 1:48.2. Setting a :26.1 opening quarter, Mach It So paced through a […] Read more »
Ontario-Sired, Mach It So, Wins $427,400 William Haughton Memorial
Mach It So dug down deep for driver David Miller to capture his second William Haughton Memorial against some of the game’s grittiest warriors. Miller got away fourth with the Jeff Bamond, Jr. trainee while Bettors Edge sprinted to the top and put up the opening quarter clocked in :25.4. Miller popped to the outside […] Read more »
Ontario-Sired, Mach It So, Wins $45,000 Open Handicap Pace At Yonkers
Mach It So (Jason Bartlett, $7.90) picked off pacesetting First Class Horse (Matt Kakaley) nearing the wire on Saturday night, winning Yonkers Raceway’s $45,000 Open Handicap Pace. As was the case a week ago, the two lads led the way, with First Class Horse working around Mach It So—from outside post positions seven and […] Read more »
Mach It So, Takes A Division Of George Morton Levy Memorial Pacing Series
Yonkers Raceway’s Saturday night brought with it the fourth round of the George Morton Levy Memorial Pacing Series. Four $50,000 divisions brought the series further in focus, with the gazing especially glaring at both Wiggle It Jiggleit and Bit Of A Legend N. Starting with the latter, even-money Bit Of A Legend N (Jordan Stratton, […] Read more »
