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Last Comment: July 20, 2021 8:54 pm ET | 1 Comment(s) | Jump to Comments Longtime harness racing industry participant Mike Stoikopoulos of York, Ont. passed away suddenly on Monday (July 19) at the age of 60. A native of Scarborough, Mike became an owner of Standardbred horses in the late 1970s. Over the years, Mike also worked in promotions and publicity for the Ontario Sires Stakes, and even had stints in racetracks management as the general manager of both Orangeville Raceway and Hiawatha Horse Park. As a trainer, Stoikopoulos won 316 races and campigned a number of notable performers. The horse many would link to Mike was former North American record holder Mr Brown. That son of Bilateral won 57 races in his career, banked more than $660,000 and set a North American half-mile track record in 2002 with his 1:51.2 win at Flamboro Downs. In recent years, Mike dabbled in thoroughbred racing as well. ....
Two races and two wins; that s the tally for veteran trotter Nebraska Jack after Ontario s second Racing Under Saddle event of 2021 was contested on Saturday (July 10) at Hiawatha Horse Park. A field of six trotters was reduced to five with a scratch, and the betting public was firmly behind Nebraska Jack to the tune of 2/5 support. Rider Karoline Nielsen waited patiently behing temposetter Waikiki Hanover (Marielle Enberg) through panels of :29.4, :59.4 and 1:30.2 before making a bid heading around the final turn. As Waikiki Hanover found another to repel that challenge, Nielsen bravened up Nebraska Jack with a tuck back in behind around that bend and then angled back out in midstretch for another run at the leader. That effort would prove sufficient, as Nebraska Jack said ....