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Massachusetts Sire Stakes Set To Start | Standardbred Canada

Big Season Ahead For Massachusetts-Breds | Standardbred Canada

State police standards board resists pushback to lower physical standards

One had scored just 10%. None of the seven who failed tested over 27%. Two of the seven had failed the test before.  And it appears to be part of a growing trend, according to a report about the current academy class. At a Police Standards Advisory Board meeting in Grand Island last week, Brenda Urbanek, director of the Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center, said each class loses about eight or so recruits. Those who struggle the most with passing the entrance fitness test tend to be in their early 20s who haven t had an active physical regime probably since junior high, she said.

Incommunicado Wins Dexter Cup | Standardbred Canada

Off an impressive win in last week s elimination, expectations were high for Incommunicado in Saturday s (May 1) $115,583 Dexter Cup final at Freehold Raceway. He lived up to all of them, cruising to an impressive 3-1/2 length win. Just like he did in his elimination, Incommunicado drew post position seven in the field of eight. That did not deter the betting public, who made him the 3/5 favourite. At the start, Yannick Gingras immediately pushed the gas pedal, sending his drive up to the front. Without much trouble, Gingras got him to the lead and the inside at the opening quarter, trotting that split in :28.2.

Incommunicado Looks To Make Statement | Standardbred Canada

Incommunicado exceeded expectations last season. On Saturday, he will try to meet them. Incommunicado is the 3-1 morning line favourite in Saturday’s (May 1) $115,583 Dexter Cup for three-year-old male trotters at Freehold Raceway. The gelding heads to the race off a season-opening 1:57 win in last week’s single elimination and starts Saturday from post seven with Yannick Gingras driving for trainer Åke Svanstedt. Last year, Incommunicado won four of 10 races, hit the board a total of nine times, and earned $201,375 for owners Knutsson Trotting, Little E, Arthur Geiger and David Stolz. Three of his victories came in the Massachusetts Sire Stakes, including the series final. His remaining score was in a division of the New York Sire Stakes.