Lexington, KY - After a blockbuster card on Sunday (Sept. 17) the Bluegrass State still had plenty to offer with six $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals for freshman and sophomore harness racing filly trotters and pacers. Hungry For Love and Prince Of Honor captured their respective divisions while Flawless also glistened at Red Mile on Monday
After a blockbuster card on Sunday (Sept. 17) the Bluegrass State still had plenty to offer with six $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals for freshman and sophomore filly trotters and pacers. Hungry For Love and Prince Of Honor captured their respective divisions while Flawless also glistened at Red Mile on Monday (Sept. 18).
Lexington, Kentucky…September 16, 2023…The Red Mile will host the finals of The Kentucky Sire Stakes Championship harness racing events on Sunday, September 17 with a blockbuster 10 race program featuring $3.4 million in purse money, including eight $400,000 finals bookended by a pair of $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series Finals. Highlighting the program will be the
The Red Mile will host the finals of The Kentucky Sire Stakes Championship events on Sunday, Sept. 17 with a blockbuster 10-race program featuring $3.4 million in purse money, including eight $400,000 finals bookended by a pair of $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals.
The $100,000 Garden State for three-year-old harness racing trotting colts and geldings was held at Freehold Raceway Thursday, September 14 with two $50,000 divisions. The 3rd race first division saw 5-1 Wallandar (Walner) and driver Andy Miller wire the field, just holding off Cal Miles N Shell (Jim Marohn, Jr.) to win by a neck