After a spring and summer of turn taking on the best of the North American harness racing’s aged pacer ranks, it looks like recent returnee Bythemissal (Downbytheseaside) is ready to take a stranglehold on the division. Winner of the Little Brown Jug, Adios and Milstein at three, the $1.4 million earner had his four-year-old season
Bythemissal (Downbytheseaside) dominated his top harness racing rivals in the second $50,000 Canadian Pacing Derby elimination on Saturday (Aug. 26) at Woodbine Mohawk Park. The gelding had a front-row seat to a three-pronged speed duel entering the first turn, and Yannick Gingras held him patiently on the pylons while battling leaders set fractions of :25.3
Seven Colors (Stay Hungry) wasted no time making an impression for his new connections, setting a world record for three-year-old pacing colts on a half-mile track, winning the $300,000 Milstein Memorial in 1:48.1 in harness racing action from Northfield Park Saturday night (August 12th). With Dexter Dunn at the controls, Seven Colors left as hard
Northfield, OH – Former Ohio Sires Stakes champions Bythemissal (Downbytheseaside) and It's Academic (Uncle Peter) will headline the Myron Charna President's Pace and Tom Aldrich President's Trot, respectively, on a stacked harness racing undercard leading up to the $300,000 Carl Milstein Memorial on Saturday (Aug. 12) evening at MGM Northfield Park. Battling sickness through much of the
Not only did Bythemissal start and win from the outside post in his $130,000 Sam McKee Memorial division, he matched his divisional track record in the process.