Harrington Raceway’s 68th season of live harness racing came to an end October 23. Four-time leading driver Ross Wolfenden capped the meet-ender with four driving wins, but it was not enough to catch Allan Davis, who won his first career title with 157 wins at the meet.
A pair of Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund $100,000 finals for 2-year-old trotters were contested on the penultimate Harrington Raceway program of 2014 Wednesday over a sloppy racetrack.
Remember Me VK produced the second track record in as many nights Tuesday at Harrington Raceway with an impressive 1:52.3 triumph in the $100,000 DSBF final for 2-year-old pacing colts and geldings.
Joann Looney- King’s Purrfect Bags ($11.80, Victor Kirby) notched a mild upset in winning the $100,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) final for 2-year-old pacing fillies Monday at Harrington Raceway in a track record setting time of 1:53.2.
Bob Shahan and Donald Marine’s Political Cash ($4.60, Allan Davis) reset the track record for 2-year-old trotting geldings Wednesday with a 2:00 win as the fastest of six Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) eliminiations at Harrington Raceway.
Carter Racing Stable's Totally Rusty ($3.80, Corey Callahan) broke her own track record Monday as the fastest of three $20,000 DSBF 2-year-old filly pacing eliminations with a 1:54 score.
Opening week for the Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) stakes eliminations for 2-year-olds continued Wednesday as six divisions of trotters were contested. A new track record was established and driver Victor Kirby had six winners on the program.
Four $20,000 divisions of the first leg of the Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) for 2-year-old pacing colts and geldings were contested Tuesday at Harrington Raceway.
Scott Woogen’s KJ Ben ($14.40, Art Stafford Jr.) was the fastest winner after a 1:54.1 impressive score.
One year removed from their epic duel in last year’s event, two of harness racing’s heavyweights among the pacing division, Foiled Again and Clear Vision, are among an accomplished field in the 8th annual $220,000 Bobby Quillen Memorial at Harrington Raceway Monday (September 15).
Local standout trotter I Like My Boss passed a stiff test Wednesday, winning his 15th straight race in 1:56.4 in the $17,000 Open Trot for co-owner and trainer Bob Shahan.
I Like My Boss kept his unbeaten record intact Wednesday with a 1:57 triumph in his first test vs. older horses at Harrington Raceway in a track record performance.
John Dayton's Just a Jolt ($3.60, Victor Kirby) notched his third straight win and equaled the 4-year-old gelding track record in the process of his 1:51.1 win in the $17,000 Open Monday at Harrington Raceway.
Harry Von Knoblauch’s Scootin For Joy ($4, Ross Wolfenden) notched her fifth win of the year Tuesday in 1:55.1 over a sloppy racetrack in the $17,000 featured Mares Open at Harrington Raceway.
Harry Von Knoblauch’s Scootin For Joy ($4, Ross Wolfenden) notched her fifth win of the year Tuesday in 1:55.1 over a sloppy racetrack in the $17,000 featured Mares Open at Harrington Raceway.
John Dayton’s Just a Jolt ($6.60, Victor Kirby) notched his third consecutive win Monday at Harrington Raceway with a 1:52.4 triumph in the $17,000 Open.
Barbara Boese's Awsome Valley ($7.60, Tony Morgan) sprung a mild upset in an abbreviated field in Wednesday's $17,000 Open Trot at Harrington Raceway with a 1:56.1 triumph.
