Caviar Gold (Triumphant Caviar) made a successful jump from the Open II to the top class on Monday (March 14th) harness racing action at Miami Valley Raceway, converting a pocket trip to take the $34,000 Open Handicap Trot. Driver Chris Page made sure the betting favorite got position early and he was part of a
Track record holder Spitfire Oversees (International Moni) headlines top harness racing trotters as they take the center stage at Miami Valley Racetrack on Monday (March 25th) in the $34,000 Open Handicap Trot. The four-year-old Stacey Van Huzen trainee stamped himself as the fastest trotter in Miami Valley history on March 4th when he blitzed conditioned
Dont Take My Keys followed cover willingly, then brushed through the stretch to capture his second straight win in Wednesday’s (May 24) co-feature at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, a $12,100 Conditioned Trot.
Trailing by nine lengths and with excess cover in front of him, Dont Take My Keys took matters into his own hands, circling the field three-wide to capture Wednesday’s feature at The Meadows, a $12,100 conditioned trot.
Young Eddie Miller just keeps rolling along. Tonight at Scioto Downs the talented youngster defeated nine others when he guided Bold Strategy to a gate to wire win in 1:56.3 in the $7,500 leg of the Great Lakes Amateur Drivers Association series.
Sent off as the betting favourite in the contest, Bold Strategy returned a $3.80 win mutuel.
With the crowded field Miller had little choice other than sending his trotter to the front from post five and they got first call at the quarter in :28.1. Surprisingly most drivers had found a seat for their steeds along the pylons and Miller was unchallenged as he led the competition by the half in :58.2