Saturday, December 21, 2013

This win by Fort Valley As atYonkers has led to aninvestigation into the exactaprice (photo by MayraEscamilla)

Reminder: HRU will take next week off for theholidays. See you in 2014. To all our readers andadvertisers, have a great holiday.

Nov. 29, Race 7 at Yonkers: What Really

Happened

An analysis by Bill Finley Fans and bettors are still looking for answers after anexacta payoff on a Nov. 29 race at Yonkers yielded asuspiciously low payoff and the price was sliced by 87percent within a matter of a few seconds. The New YorkGaming Commission has launched an investigation into therace and will eventually release its findings and clarify what

happened. In the meantime,Harness RacingUpdate has examinedthe records of thewagering for the racein question and theyshow that it is unlikelythat anything illegaltook place. But theyalso raise the questionof whether or not theindustry could do abetter job when itcomes to large,last-second wagersthat sometimes lead

to questionable payoffs. With the starting gate in motion and the field rounding theclubhouse turn, the Yonkers feed showed the 8-3 exactapaying $646 and the 3-8 paying $417. The No. 8, Fort ValleyAs, would go off at 33-1 and the No. 3, Elin, was 9-1. Both horses left off the gate, with Fort Valley As jumping toa clear lead without anyone challenging him. Elin also got offthe gate well and immediately settled into second. The twohorses proceeded to race one-two the entire way around thetrack with Fort Valley As wining by 2 3/4 lengths. To view the race click here It looked like a thousand other races at Yonkers, butsomething seemed to be amiss when the same exacta thatwas paying $646 just seconds before the race started paid$85 and combined a 33-1 shot and a 9-1 horse. The low payoff was the result of a series of large betsmade at the Red Mile. They were: (*) a $50 exacta box, 1-2-3-8 (*) a $50 exacta box, 3-8 (*) a $100 exacta box, 3-8

The same bettors also made a $2 exacta box combiningthe 1, 3, 5 and 8. In total, the Red Mile players had $202 on the winning 8-3 combination and collected $8,585. After the takeout isfactored in, $16,918 was paid out to winning bettors,meaning the Red Mile players took down 50.7 percent ofthe pool. It’s clear that the Red Mile customers were “bell beaters”,those who attempt to bet a race at the last possible secondand focus on the horses that give the appearance that theyare leaving. In this case, their strategy worked out perfectlyas the horses that left, both longshots, took control of therace from the start and raced in front the whole way. Because the bets were made at three different bettingterminals within seconds apart it’s also obvious that threebettors were involved. The key question is whether or not the Red Mile bettorswere “past posting” or betting after the race had begun,which would give them an unfair advantage over everyoneelse, not to mention being illegal. According to the officialrecords, that wasn’t the case. Two bets were placed at9:20.45 and the third was made at 9:20.46. The “stop

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wagering time” or the time when the judge closes the bettingwindows was 9:20.47. They beat the clock by one and twoseconds. None of which means the situation was handled perfectlyor that there isn’t a better way. There’s some question as to whether the judges might nothave been a few seconds late in closing the windows.Yonkers was not posting a running time in seconds on itssimulcast feed at that time. When the race began, we knowonly that it was 9:20. Since the Nov. 27 race Yonkers has taken the step ofadding a running clock, with seconds, to its feed, making iteasier to ascertain the exact moment a race begins. The New York Gaming Commission may also want toexamine what is the appropriate time for the judges to closethe betting windows. In the race being investigated, thestarting gate car drives away from the field about a sixteenthof a mile before the field hits the finish line, which also marksthe start of the race. In that time, at least seven secondselapsed, more than enough time to see that Fort Valley Aswas going to get a clear and uncontested lead. Did the judges close the windows when the starting gatecar pulled away or when the field hit the official starting

point? In this particular race it’s an important question, onethat, for now remains unanswered. Though it appears that no rules were broken and theKentucky bettors risked their money like anyone else andwere rewarded because their strategy proved to be awinning one, this particular race left a bad andunnecessary taste in the mouths of a lot of bettors. Asimple change in the practices or rules could easilyprevent this from happening again. Just close the bettingwindows 10 seconds earlier and the “bell beaters” wouldhave to come up with a new way to play the game.

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14-YO Anvil Raider N hasbeen a win machine this year(photo by JJ Zamaiko)

Big Mcdeal is among the tophorses who will sell Jan. 20 atthe Meadowlands (Lisa photo)

At 14, Anvil Raider N Attempts to Become

Sport’s Winningest Horse in 2013.

By Lucas Marquardt His racing days are downto a precious few, but14-year-old Anvil Raider Nstill has time to put anoteworthyaccomplishment on hiscareer record. He'll entertonight's ninth race atNorthfield Park with 21victories on the year from38 starts, which has himtied for first place in the

category of most victories on the year with Tracy's Song. The latter hasn't raced since July. So, with a win tonight or inwhat will be his last career start a week later the NewZealand bred gelding will end his career as the winningeststandardbred in North America in 2013. It's not at all unusual for a 14-year-old to lead the continentin victories as it has happened ten times since 1975. No onewants to claim a 14-year-old because their racing days arenumbered. Standardbreds are not allowed to race onceturning 15. So trainers can get away with racing them in lowlevel claimers where they outclass the field, theirconnections knowing they have little to fear at the claimingbox. That's been the case with Anvil Raider N, who has beendominating the $2,000 and $3,000 claiming ranks in Ohioand in Michigan throughout the year. The irony is that owner-trainer Will Johnson doesn't have asingle winner's circle picture of a horse who does little butwin. Anvil Raider N has a terrible habit of kicking after hisraces are over, so much so that it's dangerous to take himinto a winner's circle. "He kicks after the races. He is out of control, starts firingboth hinds," Johnson said. "It’s an adrenaline thing. Most oftime he doesn't do it until after the race, but sometimes willdo it in the post parade. You don't want to go to the winner'scircle with him because most of time he'll kick right after therace. As long as he is moving he seems to be OK. But whenyou stop him after the race he starts kicking and he kickshard."

Johnson said that the kicking problems have put himthrough so much stress that he is somewhat relieved thathis old gelding's career is about to end. "He could really hurt someone, so I am kind of glad hisracing is coming to an end," he said. "It's not enjoyable torace him because it's too stressful. I am always worryingabout someone getting kicked. If he kicked somebody inthe wrong spot he could kill them." Anvil Raider N's regular driver is Ronnie Wrenn Jr., who,like his equine partner, leads North America in wins thisyear. He'll be back in the bike tonight when Anvil Raider Nleaves from post No. 2 in the $3,000 claimer. He's comingoff a poor showing last week when he was last ateven-money, but Johnson said his horse got a bad trip thatnight and that the race is a throw out. If so, win No. 22 could come as soon as tonight.Johnson would see it as a nice accomplishment, but saysit's not exactly something he has been focusing on. "I never really paid attention to it until two or three weeksago when a writer from the Cleveland Plain Dealer calledme up to write a story and told me about it," he said. “It's nothing I have been shooting for. What I've tried to doall year is be fair to him and every time I enter him I puthim in a race I want to put him a spot where he can win. Ifhe did it would be nice but it's not something I set out todo." Johnson said his immediate plan is to retire his horse tohis farm in Monroe, Michigan after the first of the year. Buthe fears that the old campaigner will soon grow bored, sohe would prefer to find someone to give him a try as ariding horse. He said the horse has never kicked on thefarm, so doesn't suspect it will be an issue for anyoneadopting him.

January Mixed Catalog Now Available Online

The sale catalog and racelines for the MeadowlandsJanuary Select Mixed Sale, presented by Tattersalls, arenow available on the company’s website,www.tattersallsredmile.com . For iPad users, the catalog is also on the Equineline® sales catalog app. Those on the company’s mailing list should receive theprinted catalog and racelines later in December.

The sale, to be heldon Martin Luther KingJr. Day, Monday, Jan.20, is slated to begin at11:00 a.m. in theMeadowlands racepaddock. Breedingstock sells first,followed by racehorses. According toTattersalls managerDavid Reid, the salehas become known as

“the winter racehorse market,” and this year’s auctionshould be no exception.

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“Due to Thanksgiving falling late on the calendar this year,we extended the entry deadline a week, and I’m glad wedid,” Reid said. “We received some outstanding racehorsesup to the last minute, and buyers are going to be verypleased when they see the catalog,” he added. Highlighting the sale are 2 and 3-year-old classicscompetitor Wake Up Peter, World Champion mares FrauBlucher and Big McDeal, Metro winner at 2 Simply Business,and recent Meadowlands fast-class winner Appomattox, tomention only a few. “Just scanning the roster top to bottom, there are manyfamiliar names of top racehorses that you simply won’tmiss,” Reid said. “And with mares selling like WindylaneHanover, in foal to Muscle Hill, there’s really something foreveryone, both breeders and racehorse owners.”

Trainer Dean Eckley Hit With 5-Year Suspension

The judges at Colonial Downs have hit trainer Dean Eckleywith a five-year suspension andfined him $10,000 after a horse hetrained, Jovial Joker N, testedpositive for the banned substancedarbepoetin, also known asaranesp. The drug is used as a formof blood doping. The horse won therace but has been disqualified and

placed last for the purposes of purse payments. Eckley has received a stay on all the penalties. Eckley does most of his winning at Northfield Park, wherehe is fourth in the current standing. For the year, he iswinning at a 30.3 percent rate.

TrackMaster Upgrades its Pocket, Tablet

Products

TrackMaster has announced an upgrade to its Pocket andTablet Handicapper products with the addition of Harnessrace cards to its popular apps. The Harness products areavailable for both smart phones and tablets using both Appleand Android operating systems. The Harness versions of theproducts are similar in functionality and content to theirThoroughbred counterparts, but specifically tailored forHarness racing and include all of the value-added data thathas made TrackMaster the leading brand in the market. Toallow the market to appreciate the value of this new offering,all Harness downloads through and including January 1 willbe free. "The Pocket Handicapper was one of the very first appsgeared specifically for handicappers and it provides a quickand easy way to analyze numerous key ratings andstatistics,” said Jim Vanderbosch, TrackMaster VicePresident of Sales and Marketing. "The Tablet version, withits expanded screen size and navigation, is even more userfriendly. And now, both breeds can be accessed using asingle app!” TrackMaster President David Siegel, an avid amateurharness driver, has road tested the iPhone version. "We have done a good job squeezing a lot of information

into the small real estate of the smart phone. Users, whoare not at home on a PC, can launch the app and have afull race card delivered in a matter of seconds. The productincludes a wealth of statistics in a drill down fashion, andeven includes classic program pages for handy reference.Abbreviated running lines appear in the body of the appreally leveraging the portability of the product.” The TrackMaster Pocket and Tablet Handicapper can bedownloaded for free at itunes.com and play.google.com.The app includes a demo race card and the ability todownload a free race each day. A tutorial especiallycreated for harness racing can be viewed on YouTube. After the free Harness trial period ends, customers canaccess race cards for $1.49 each for any track in NorthAmerica. Subscription options are also available.Handicapping information includes detailed driver andtrainer statistics, TrackMaster Speed and Pace Ratings,power ratings, class ratings, post stats and sire and damstatistic

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The 2013 Harness Racing Pop Quiz!

As we embark on a new year I thought I would look back at2013 in the form of a little quiz. How good is your triviaknowledge of the sport? Let's find out!1. This year, Brian Sears will be sending Christmas cards to: a) His barber b) His long lost brother Pete c) Joe Faraldo d) The god of luck for somehow landing him the

mid-season drives on Bee a Magician and Royalty For Life2. If you owned a decent raceway horse in 2013, chancesare you were asked to sell it by which one of these people: a) Ron Burke b) A buddy of Ron Burke's c) Someone on the phone who says he works for Ron

Burke d) At least one of the above3. In 2013, with kicking a hot topic, it is estimated that if theracing commissions' fined each time a kick occurred insteadof looking the other way, the proceeds could: a) Support several bags of feed for a horse retirement farm in upstate New York each month b) Give a nice donation to the "Toys For Tots" Christmas drive c) Pay Jason Settlemoir's salary for three weeks d) Retire the National debt4. The greatest mystery in harness racing for 2013 was: a) How did Bee a Magician ever go undefeated? b) What does the TVG Pace say about the Captain? c) How did the Meadowlands Grandstand ever get built on time? d) I don't know, I'm still stuck trying to figure out what the hell went on with Smilin Eli 5. For 2014, Jimmy Takter's yearling plans include: a) More longer training miles b) Interval training c) More time spent under saddle d) Naming them all after religious figures6. If you own a stallion, a good place to stand (or move) himapparently is: a) Ohio b) OH c) The Buckeye State d) O_I_

7. In this year's array of Ron Pierce post-race interviewshe: a)Deftly explained his strategy in regards to the races outcome b)Seemed snobbish, using too many big words you'd read in the New York Times c) Gave credit to the horse, the trainer and connections d) Relayed his thoughts on his last hunting trip8. In 2014, when I asked a set of top scientists andmathematicians if Ron Burke could have a stable withmore horses than are foaled: a) One said: "That's mathematically impossible, now run along" b) Another said "Without a shift in the space time continuum this is not likely" c) One joked "Ya, sure, maybe on an Xfiles episode" d) One who is a horseplayer said "I wouldn't put it past him"9. To cure the problems in Pennsylvania, the state plans: a) To restructure the commission b) To bring in a racing heavyweight to run everything c) To consolidate racetracks d) To raise the superfecta rake to match the takeout in Uzbekistan10. Since October, harness racing insiders have beenwondering: a) What will happen to purses in Ontario? b) Will the FBI probe in Pennsylvania affect harness racing? c) Will the New Meadowlands be a success? d) How in heaven's name did Foiled Again ever lose a race before then?11. Each year there is a "hype horse" in harness racing. In2013, that horse was: a) Captaintreacherous b) Captaintreacherous c) Captaintreacherous d) Captaintreacherous12. In 2014 we will see the following at the Red Mile: a) The 146.4 track record lowered b) Yannick Gingras win 11 races on one card c) The first sub 1:50 trotting mile d) The annual judge's controversy 13. To get Governor Christie to attend next years'Meadowlands Opener, Jeff Gural will have to: a) Offer to say something nice about Atlantic City b) Send him a new vest with a "Governor Racing" decal c) Give him a free soup coupon on race nights d) Become a Republican14. George Brennan spent the Holidays: a) Lobbying for Grand Circuit drives b) Working with the Meadowlands on a new promotion c) Interval training at the gym to stay in shape for next years' big stakes d) At Yonkers, counting his money

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15. Scott Zeron's first reaction to driving at the Meadowlandswas: a) "This place is great, I love being a part of it" b) "I wish I could get more live drives" c) "Nick Salvi looks funny in a Superman suit"

d) "Why do people down here pronounce my nameZeeeroon?"

16. The handle increases at the Big M are attributed to: a) Classified racing b) Heavy promotions c) The New Grandstand

d) The arrival of marketing man Justin Horowitz* (*thisanswer was submitted by the Horowitz family)

17. The 2013 Pacer of the Year will likely go to: a) Captaintreacherous b) Folied Again c) Pet Rock d) Iluvthenitelife, if she was born with a set of testicles18. The recent talk about drivers being paid only 3% fordrives caused the most dismay to: a) Brian Sears b) John Campbell c) Tim Tetrick d) President Obama, because he wants top drivers to

continue to be part of the top 0.00001% so he can tax them more

19. The true story about Yannick picking off Foiled Againfor Sweet Lou earlier in the year is: a) More complicated than it seems b) Something we may never know c) We're just not sure d) The way Ron Burke yelled at that heckler at Pocono Downs, I ain't asking him

Have a nice Holiday season everyone. Good luck andgood racing.

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By Brett SturmanRace 7, B-1 PaceCODE WORD was in against the State Treasurer types thelast couple times he was seen here and raced well last out atPhilly against the classy Summer Camp. Winner of over$200K each of the last two seasons looks to fit well in here. CHICAGO HANOVER closed well a few back at Yonkersagainst Mr. Hasani and should be close from the rail; anumber of these Lambert trainee's seem hit or miss. BLATANTLY GOOD lost a step this year but is no strangerto this track. HYPNOTIC BLUE CHIP makes his secondstart back from the long layoff but lands post 10. He didhave solid late pace in his return but it was the 95/1 bomb tohis inside tonight that still won that race. ROLL ON exits thatsame race and is tough to ignore; an obvious short pricedcontender. BETTORS GLASS shows some strong rivals onview; DiDomenico-trained gelding has loads of class.

Race 8, B-2 PaceTWIN B HOLLISTER goes for Simpson who won here lastweek and has been doing good work this past week atYonkers; might go far on the move to the big track as a shotin the dark in wide open race. PANESTHETIC dropped tothis level last out and had no excuses while tiring on the frontend; not the horse we saw here with Coleman in the past. MORTAL ZIN drops out of that race with Alexie Mattosie, butthat was now three weeks ago. Tough call. LONG LIVEROCK drops and finds the rail; it looks like he was muchsharper earlier in the year. ROCKNROLL JEWEL wasn'tbad last out when he made up some late ground from animpossible spot; those rivals that he beat here two backprobably aren't much worse than these.

Race 9, B-1 PaceFOREIGN OFFICER isn't as good as he used to be but Fordis very playable right now and this one was Dave Miller'schoice of almost half the field. $115,000 earner in 2013makes his 43rd start of the season. MORGAN SHARK isthe likely favorite for impossible to ignore connections fromthe rail, but he makes just his first start since June. Qualifiers were good. ERLE DALE was caught here onopening night when leading into the stretch headwinds;

those last two at Yonkers albeit against better, aren'tcompletely inspiring. VOICE OF TRUTH is anotherreturning from a lengthy layoff; would have stormed bythese about 6 months ago. LUCKY MAN has class butwas no match for the #1 in his recent qualifier;ABBEYLARA goes for the hot Saunders barn.

Race 10, C-1 PaceTREND SPOTTER goes from Bendis to trainer Federicoand I believe that angle produced a sharp horse here lastyear in Whirl Monroe. This one does have some class tohim and shows some superior rivals on view; hunch playhas a shot. SONIC DANCER looks to be an obvious shortpriced contender from the rail but is no cinch; he'sunderachieved the last couple years. MAJOR TIPPERqualified well for top connections; likely to be going forwardearly. What on earth has happened to the Levy champ oftwo years ago, REAL NICE? STOLEN CAR would havebeaten these over the summer but has worked his waydown the ladder since then and now lands post 10. PEMBROKE DEWEY is another possibility; Ford off to agood start.

The Plays$24 ticket ($1 base): 4-5-10 / 3-7 / 1-3 / 8-9$72 ticket ($1 base): 1-4-5 / 3-7 / 1-3-8-9 / 4-8-9

6, M, $30,000, T, A-2/FFA Handicap Post Positions DrawnAccording to Class, 26.2, 55.2, 1:25.4, 1:54.3, FT1-Upfront Billy (g, 4, Andover Hall--Angel Pie, byMuscles Yankee), $57,000 2010 SHS-HBG O-Up FrontRacing LLC & Mark S Ford. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc.T-Mark Ford. D-David Miller, $15,000, Lifetime Record:56-21-7-7, $509,0312-Appomattox (h, 4, Yankee Glide--Courtney Hall, byGarland Lobell), $110,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Lindy RacingStable & Adam Victor & Son Stble LLC & John D Fielding,CA & Brittany Farms. B-Erkki Laakkonen, FI. T-FrankAntonacci. D-Scott Zeron, $7,5003-Amigo Ranger (h, 4, Amigo Hall--Armbro Aperitif, byKing Conch) O-Burke Racing Stable LLC & WeaverBruscemi LLC & Rtc Stables Inc. B-Allister & Loretta MWebster, CA. T-Ron Burke. D-Yannick Gingras, $3,600Calls: 6, 2Q, 1H, 1Q, 1H - Finish Order:Blacktuxwhitesocks, The Evictor, E W Fisher, Bastille,Tober, Affirmed Action, HesgotlegsTo view the replay click here

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5, WDB, $28,000, P, FILLIES & MARES, NW $28,000 LAST5 STARTS. AE: NW $175,000 LIFETIME. 26.4, 57, 1:26.2, 1:54.1Waasmula (br,m,5 - Million Dollar Cam - Waasmowin -Apaches Fame) O-Brent Vincent B-Brent & Thomas VincentT-Bruce Goit D-Randall Waples $14,000 Lifetime Record:59-11-9-10 $449,260To view the replay click here

4, YR, $22,000, T, NON-WINNERS OF $18,000 IN LAST 6STARTS, 27.2, 55.4, 1:25.1, 1:56.2, FTFox Valley Steffen (g, 4, International Chip--SuperRenee, by Angus Hall), $5,500 2010 WALKER O-SimpsonRacing LLC & R.B.H. Ventures Inc & Frank A Canzone.B-Fox Valley Standardbreds. T-Brandon Simpson.D-Brandon Simpson, $11,000, Lifetime Record: 73-15-8-12,$227,520To view the replay click here

5, YR, $22,000, P, F&M NON-WINNERS OF $18,000 INLAST 6 STARTS, 27.3, 56.3, 1:25.2, 1:54.1, FTPalm Patrol (m, 4, Mach Three--Top Time Patrol, byShore Patrol) O-Carmen E Auciello, CA. B-GlenviewLivestock LTD, CA. T-Carmen Auciello. D-Larry Stalbaum,$11,000, Lifetime Record: 78-19-7-11, $247,649To view the replay click here

6, YR, $37,000, P, F&M OPEN, 27.4, 55.1, 1:23.3, 1:52.1, FT1-Ramalama (m, 4, Bettor's Delight--Town Feather, byBig Towner) O-Blue Chip Bloodstock Inc. B-Adam Victor &Son Stble LLC & D'Elegance Stable Ix. T-David Duspiva.D-Matt Kakaley, $18,500, Lifetime Record: 56-15-8-8,$397,7372-Economy Terror (m, 4, Western Terror--Mattatonic, byMatt's Scooter) O-Chuck Pompey & Howard A Taylor &Edwin J Gold. B-Vae LLC. T-Chris Oakes. D-MarkMacdonald, $9,2503-Ideal In Vegas (m, 4, Western Ideal--Vegas Style, byCam's Card Shark), $20,000 2010 LEX-SEL O-Shore ThingStables, LLC. B-White Birch Farm. T-Anthony Mannino.D-Cat Manzi, $4,440Calls: 1H, 2, 1, NS, 1 - Finish Order: Rock N Load, SweetHedge, Rockaround Sue, Ginger Spice N, Blissfull RomanceTo view the replay click here

8, YR, $37,000, T, OPEN HANDICAP POST POSITIONS1-4 DRAWN POST POSITIONS 5-8 ASSIGNED, 28.0,56.3, 1:25.1, 1:54.4, FT1-Super Manning (g, 5, Diamond Goal--Judy's GoldDigger, by Muscles Yankee) O-Joseph Pennacchio.B-Joseph Pennacchio. T-Kevin Carr. D-Matt Kakaley,$18,500, Lifetime Record: 78-18-19-10, $358,5842-Likeabatoutahell (g, 10, SJ's Caviar--Miss MollyTamale, by Final Score) O-Michael D Andrew. B-Michael DAndrew. T-Trond Smedshammer. D-Daniel Dube, $9,2503-Justa Rebel (g, 7, Valley Victor--Just Having Fun, byRoyal Prestige), $8,500 2007 T-EXCHG O-Stephen J Reid& Deborah J Hoadley. B-Bart H Cavanagh Sr & ElvaSchrock. T-Stephen Reid. D-Jordan Stratton, $4,440Calls: 11H, 4H, 1Q, T, 2T - Finish Order: War Cry Hall,And Heez Perfect, Lorenzo Dream, Elin, Quick DealTo view the replay click here

10, YR, $22,000, P, F&M NON-WINNERS OF $18,000 INLAST 6 STARTS, 28.1, 57.2, 1:25.3, 1:53.1, FTPersistent (m, 4, Western Ideal--Cams Leading Lady,by Million Dollar Cam) O-Robert L Hamather, CA.B-Robert L Hamather, CA. T-Rene Allard. D-Daniel Dube,$11,000, Lifetime Record: 50-13-3-8, $217,640To view the replay click here

11, YR, $25,000, T, NON-WINNERS OF $25,000 IN LAST6 STARTS, 7, 27.3, 57.3, 1:27.1, 2:03.4, FTBackstreet Hanover (m, 5, Andover Hall--Bye ByeKerry, by S J's Photo), $45,000 2009 LEX-SELO-David R Hamm. B-Hanover Shoe Farms Inc. T-AllanJohnson. D-Eric Carlson, $12,500, Lifetime Record:78-15-15-11, $281,440To view the replay click here

12, YR, $25,000, P, F&M NON-WINNERS OF $25,000 INLAST 6 STARTS, 27.1, 56.0, 1:24.4, 1:53.3, FT1-Carols Desire (f, 3, Real Desire--Carolache, by KievHanover), $25,000 2011 LEX-SEL O-M T WalletEnterprises & Richard J Banca. B-D'Elegance Stable Ix &Sampson Street Stables & Carmen Iannacone. T-RichardBanca. D-Jason Bartlett, $12,500, Lifetime Record:38-11-3-9, $382,868To view the replay click here

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