There’s no curbing Graeme Anderson’s enthusiasm for the harness racing stock of Sweet Lou (Yankee Cruiser). Since 2020 the Westward Beach trainer and a handful of loyal clients have outlaid close to $400,000 at various sales for eleven colts by the Woodlands based stallion. However it wasn’t a sales purchase that got him started on
Burnham harness racing trainer Mark Jones is happy to admit that Mark My Words (Sweet Lou) has made a liar out of him. Jones said before the horse debuted at Addington two weeks ago that he was an average maiden and he’d be surprised if she ran top three that night. But going out as
Yannick Gingras drove the winners of both divisions of the $148,148 third preliminary of the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes for three-year-old pacing fillies on Sunday (June 25) evening at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania.
On Saturday (June 25) Dave Palone became the first driver in harness racing history to reach the 20,000 win plateau by guiding Brother Dick to victory at his home track of The Meadows just outside Pittsburgh, Penn.