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Large purses are again for the taking at The Meadowlands, with this Saturday’s (May 15) program highlighted by a pair of Graduate preliminaries and the $141,250 Arthur J. Cutler Memorial.
The Cutler Memorial, the second high-prize trot on the calendar, drew a stacked field of 10 mixed with heavy hitters of yester season and those trying to break through into the big leagues.
Forbidden Trade, the 2019 Hambletonian winner, makes his first start since Aug. 2020. The now five-year-old stallion by Kadabra scratched from the John Cashman Jr. Memorial last season before sustaining an injury that sidelined him the rest of the year. Driver Bob McClure reunites with the millionaire Luc Blais trainee wide of all his competition from post 10.
SwedenIndianaUnited-statesOhioCanadaQuebecSwedishYannick-gingrasRandy-zaneHambletonian-oaksTodd-mccarthyWalter-haynes-jrJim Campbell will send two Breeders Crown champions and one Breeders Crown runner-up into action Saturday night (May 1) at The Meadowlands.
Sandbetweenmytoes, who recorded the biggest upset in Breeders Crown history when he captured last year’s final for three-year-old male pacers at odds of nearly 204-1, is among 16 horses entered in the first round of the Graduate Series for four-year-old pacers. The group was divided into two eight-horse divisions, with Sandbetweenmytoes in the second.
The gelding is joined on the card by Campbell-trained stablemates Next Level Stuff, who won last year’s Breeders Crown for three-year-old female trotters, and Crystal Fashion, who was second in the Breeders Crown Open Trot. Both are making their seasonal debuts.
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