Cotolo’s Harness Review, News And Notes
Before the weekend results and news, here is how the best of
our suggested contenders did at the Delaware County Fair meet from Sunday,
Sept. 15 through Thursday, Sept. 19 (Little Brown Jug day). All horses are in order
of price paid, highest to lowest amounts, with show prices included for place
horses.
Winners:
Winners:
Kennairnmachmagic, $18.60
Supreme Day, $8.40
Lismaraslady, $7.80
Future Night Train, $5.60
I Luv The Nitelife, $3.20
Seconds:
Jerseylicious, $5.40, $3.80
Crown Time Keeper, $5.00,
$5.00
Coffeecake Hanover, $3.20
Thirds:
Emeritus Maximus, $5.00
Wake Up Peter, $3.80
Mannerism, $3.60
Sailer Eddie, $3.60
Zambrano, $3.00
Milliron Pete, $2.60
Our highest priced winner,
if played with the race favorite in an exacta (perfecta), paid $48.20. The
Jugette first elim heat exacta paid $9.60.
With the bridge-jumpers
out in full force—$215,000 in the show pool—Captaintreacherous swayed home wire
to wire at Hoosier on Sept. 21 in 1:49.4. The brilliant pacer faced practically
nothing like the talent he has beaten this season in a display much like a
qualifier.
We supported two trotters
to strongly contend the Centaur Trotting Classic at Hoosier and the
better-paying steed won. Uncle Peter was all out late and won, paying $15.40.
At our The Breeders Crown Countdown blog
we analyzed the Milton Final at Mohawk with aplomb, nabbing Rocklamation with a
correct scenario of failed speed late. The crafty closer paid $27.10.
The countdown blog, in cooperation with the Hambletonian Society and TwinSpires, is
your exclusive bettors’ aid for handicapping top contenders’ events heading
toward the October classics. Check it
out each week in league with our Thursday TwinSpires blog.
H2W RESULTS
$15.20 Lady Ashlyn, Northfield
$4.60 Shadowonthebeach, Rosecroft
$4.40 Painite, Vernon
$3.00 Michael’s Dream, Rosecroft
The following are the horses that finished second or third along with their post-time odds. Special notes on those finishes follow.
Seconds:
Townline Kriss (9-1), Northfield; Livelikeurdying (5-1), Lebanon
Thirds:
Masked Lover (22-1), Northfield; Caveat Empton (8-5), Vernon; Leg Up (10-1),
Freehold
Oddly enough, one of our list members at Lebanon, Big Ben’s
Canyon, was beaten by Milliron Pete, who you can see above was one of our Ohio
contenders. Also, “Canyon” went off higher than any horse we ever included on
the H2W. Canyon finished seventh at 385-1.
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News And Notes
A horse we gave out last year when he won and paid the best price to date of
his career (winning the Art Rooney Final at Yonkers) is now the fastest winner
on a half-mile track in the history of the sport. At the Delaware County
Fairground, on Little Brown Jug day, Pet Rock nipped A Rocknroll Dance to win
the Winbak Pace in 1:48.1. Now a four-year-old, Pet Rock holds the world record
for a mile, five-eighths and half, all established within the past two months.
The connections of Hambletonian-winner Royalty
For Life skipped action in Ohio and announced the colt will compete at The Red
Mile in the Kentucky Futurity on Sunday, Oct. 6.
Trainer George Duchame told Kathy Parker of Horsemen
& Fair World about the plans. After the colt won the Hambletonian,
Ducharme mapped out a conservative schedule for the trotter, with a start in
the Bluegrass the first week at Lexington and then skipping the Kentucky
Futurity. Royalty For Life’s powerful victory in the Canadian Trotting Classic
prompted the change in plans.
Trainer Chuck Sylvester also plans for Pennsylvania Sires Stakes champion
and Hambo third-place finisher Spider Blue Chip, who lost in Ohio, to compete in the “Futurity.” And Creatine, who
we supported in the TwinSpires Player Pool when he won an elim for the Hambo at
5-1, will also start in the Futurity.
Googoo Gaagaa, last year’s trotting star with
a pacing sire, was upset in a FFA trot at Maryland’s Great Frederick Fair. Cool
Colby defeated “Goo,” whose owner-trainer is Richard Hans (he also drove Goo).
The 2012 sensation, who was defeating all the Hambo contenders before August
(not having a trotting sire, Goo was never eligible to the classic race), Goo
had health issues that dowsed his sophomore season. At four he has not had much
success, racing mostly in his home state of Maryland.
Last Sunday was
the final night of live harness racing at Toledo’s Raceway Park, an historic
half-mile track actie since opening in 1959. Among various events throughout the
evening were guest announcers who had called the action at Raceway Park,
including Sam McKee, Steve Cross, John Pawlak, Ayers Ratliff and Ron Sobczack.
Two brand new harness tracks are being built in Ohio and will offer better
purses and increased opportunities to the Ohio horse industry than had Raceway.
The 2014 racing season will be held at a brand new facility, Hollywood Gaming
at Dayton Raceway.
Extraordinary Extras
Indulge in many standardbred topics at my Hoof Beats
blog titled Vast
Performances.
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up-to-the-minute suggestions on wagers at many harness raceways. Then, wager
from your TwinSpires accounts.
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