Gallant Seelster ($5.30) is finding the rail at Buffalo Raceway to be in his comfort zone. For the second time in three weeks, Gallant Seelster went gate-to-wire from the pylons and won the $10,000 Open Pace with a seasonal best 1:53.2 on Saturday night (April 29). Drawing the rail in the field of six, Gallant […] Read more »
Pompano Open To Ontario-Sired, Spilling The Beans
Spilling The Beans, who took a lifetime mark of 1:51.3 in Open 3 competition at Pompano Park last week, stepped up a notch to claim the top prize in the $9,500 Open Pace for Mares on Tuesday night, leading every step of the mile clocked in 1:52.3. Handled superbly by Kevin Wallis, the five-year-old daughter […] Read more »
Ontario-Sired, Hot Deuce, Prevails In Open
Just imagine if Hot Deuce would have seen a pylon. Being parked the entire mile in Buffalo Raceway’s $10,000 Open Pace on Saturday night (April 22), the Alberta-owned Hot Deuce still incredibly managed to post a lifetime-best 1:53 over the fast track in nipping the front-stepping Shady City by a head. Shadowing Shady City (Larry […] Read more »
Saratoga Open Trot To Ontario-Sired, Charmed Life
Ontario Sires Stakes graduate Charmed Life cruised to victory in the Sunday feature at Saratoga Casino Hotel. The Rene Allard trainee was the public’s overwhelming favourite in the wagering as she made her second start of the season while coming off a win at Pocono Downs earlier in the month. Billy Dobson drove the […] Read more »
Pompano Open To Ontario-Sired, Boli
Boli, who was perfectly handled by Wally Hennessey, captured Pompano Park’s $10,000 Open Trot on Monday night in 1:54.4. The five-year-old gelded son of Kadabra stalked Tater Twister, with Jim Meittinis handling his lines, through fractions of :27.2, :56.2 and 1:26 before leaving the coziness of his pocket turning for home and using a […] Read more »
Open At Miami Valley To Ontario-Sired, Dont Rush
A $22,000 Open Trot and a pair of $12,500 second round divisions of the Dr. Dan Farwick Memorial Series for condition trotters highlighted the Tuesday (April 11) matinee at Miami Valley Raceway. Former Ontario Sires Stakes star Dont Rush (Mike Oosting) waited diligently from mid-pack as four lead changes transpired during the first half-mile of […] Read more »
