Dublin Valley Farm has worked hard to establish itself as one of the Buckeye State’s premier harness racing breeding facilities, as evidenced by its recent success at the Buckeye Classic Yearling Sale, held Oct. 11 at Champions Center in Springfield, Ohio. Owned by Robert Hershberger, Dublin Valley brought in the most dollars ($661,010) from 46
Logan Park (Archangel) matched his career-best performance from a week ago as he defeated his $42,000 Free For All Trot harness racing opponents at Woodbine Mohawk Park on Monday (Oct. 9). Oney Hall (Paul MacDonell) crossed over in front of the gelding to take the early initiative, and Logan Park pushed forward to secure the
Millionaire T C I kept plugging down the centre of the track after unbeaten tempo-setter Karl in a fist fight to the finish that went by way of photo to T C I in the second of five divisions for the $341,000 International Stallion Stakes for two-year-old trotting colts and geldings on Friday, Oct. 6 at The Red Mile.
LEXINGTON, Ky. Millionaire T C I (Cantab Hall) kept plugging down the center of the track after tempo-setter Karl as he held his ground at the inside in a fist fight to the finish that went by way of photo to T C I in the second of five harness racing divisions for the $341,000
LEXINGTON, Ky. A pair of freshman elites will throw punches to kick off week two of the Grand Circuit meet at The Red Mile on Friday (Oct. 6): Karl, unbeaten in five starts, will put his record on the line against millionaire colt T C I, who has only one blemish on his 10-race resume.