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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2016 2016 HORSEMAN PUBLISHING CO., LEXINGTON, KY USA FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION CALL (859) 276-40263YO Bar Hopping Taking OnResolve In TVG Open TrotWhile everyone was anxiously awaiting the rematch between Always B Miki and Wiggle It Jiggleit in the TVGOpen Free-For-All Pace on Saturday night at the Meadowlands, a few developments made the 400,000 TVGFree-For-All Trot the must-see race ofthe weekend.First, Wiggle It Jiggleit was not entered in the TVG, with owner GeorgeTeague Jr. telling the Meadowlands thathis horse is battling sickness and alsohas a minor bruise on a foot. So AlwaysB Miki is facing six others and will startfrom post 3.The TVG Open Trot fields includesthe 2015 TVG champ and divisional“He is young heavyweight Resolve, plus Daytonand freshTrotting Derby winner Obrigado andand this isBreeders Crown 3-Year-Old Colt &good forGelding Trot champion Bar Hopping.the game.”Yes, the 3-year-old Bar Hopping, who–Jimmy Takter won the Crown at the Meadowlandson Bar Hopping in 1:51.4, will be taking on the olderhorses in the TVG. He drew post position 3 in the field of eight.After the Crown, Bar Hopping traveled to Indiana and wonthe 220,000 Carl Erskine Trot. In that race Bar Hopping satin the pocket until the last turn when he rallied with a :27last quarter for a 1:53.4 victory. The son of Muscle Hill set anew Hoosier track mark and also increased his career earnings to 1,171,795 for owners Christina Takter, Marvin Katz,Al Libfeld and Hatfield Stables.Bar Hopping’s trainer, Jimmy Takter, said via text that hehad considered the TVG for the colt, but wasn’t really surehe would enter him. “To tell you the truth, I was not really(going to enter) but Kelli Hatfield started to bug me aboutthe idea and I checked things out and said why not?’ He isyoung and fresh and this is good for the game.”Breeders Crown Open Trot winner Flanagan Memory wasnot entered in the TVG. Resolve, who finished second in theCrown after setting the pace, should be better in the TVG,said his trainer-driver, Ake Svanstedt.“He was better in the International (than BreedersCrown),” said Svanstedt while shopping for yearlings in Harrisburg. “He trained normal and felt good, so I think he willbe better.”Obrigado, winner of the Dayton Trotting Derby in mid-September, competed in the Allerage and International andDON’T MISS IT!NOVEMBER 14-15-16-17, 2016BLACK TYPE SESSION - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14Our largest and most popular sale of the year!RACING STOCK, BREEDING STOCK, 2016 YEARLINGS & MOREOnline Catalog Now Available Atwww.bloodedhorse.comEquipment sells at8:30 a.m. each dayand after the horsesale on Mon.-Weds.1,210SENTRIE“There’s No Substitute for Experience”JERRY HAWSP.O. Box 187 Wilmore, Kentucky 40390Phone: (859) 858-4415 Fax: (859) 858-8498jhaws@bloodedhorse.comCHARLES MORGAN(937) 947-1218DEAN BEACHY & ASSOCIATESAuctioneersWHAT’S INSIDE . . .Champion Marion Marauder retires—pg. 2Beaver has three in Valley Victory elims—pg. 4Downbytheseaside tries new equipment—pg. 5Harrisburg Yearling sale finishes strong—pg. 6then was not entered in the Crown because it would haverequired a supplement. Trainer Paul Kelley said a Nov. 4qualifier showed Obrigado is ready for the TVG despite notracing since the Oct. 15 International.“He came up flat in the International. He just didn’t havethe punch in that race,” said Kelley of the horse’s sixth-placefinish. “In hindsight, I probably should have skipped theAllerage.”Obrigado goes into the TVG with six wins, two secondsand four thirds in 16 starts this year, boosting his 2016bankroll to 614,320 for Kelley and his partners LinwoodHiggins, Stable 45 and SRF Stable.“He’s really healthy and sound, and there’s no reason whywe can’t do it again next year,” Kelley added.—By Kathy Parker
HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 2 of 9November 11, 2016Triple Crown champ Marion MarauderHeading To Tara HillsMelissa Simser-Iovano PhotoMarion Marauder, one of only nine trotters in the historyof the sport to win the difficult Triple Crown, has been retired to stallion duties at Tara Hills Stud of Port Perry, Ont.Trained by Paula Wellwood and Mike Keeling for ownersJean Wellwood and Devin Keeling,Marion Marauder retires with 1.9million earned from 28 lifetime startsand the title of Triple Crown championthanks to his victories in the Hambletonian, Yonkers Trot and Kentucky Futurity. He became the first trottingTriple Crown winner in a decade.“We are absolutely delighted to adda horse of Marion Marauder’s caliberMarionMarauderto our stallion roster,” noted Tara Hills’owner David Heffering. “And it’s an added bonus that hisconnections are among the best in the sport on track and off.”In addition to the Triple Crown races this year, Marion Marauder also captured the Stanley Dancer Memorial, theGoodtimes final and a Canadian Trotting Classic elimination.Sired by the red hot Muscle Hill, who is the leading trotting stallion in all categories across North America, MarionMarauder’s dam is the multiple stakes winner SpellboundHanover, a winner of more than 960,000 in her career.www.harnessracing.comFREEProgramPagesTHIS WEEKEND’SFEATURED RACESFriday, November 117:50p8:30p9:10p9:50pWdb2Wdb4Wdb6Wdb8All times listed are local.Three Diamonds 2FP elim Trackmaster PPsThree Diamonds 2FP elim Trackmaster PPsValley Victory 2CT elimTrackmaster PPsValley Victory 2CT elimTrackmaster PPsClick here to download all Friday PPsSaturday, November 128:20p9:05p9:45p10:30pM4M6M8M10TVG FFA MareTrotTrackmaster PPsTVG FFA Open PaceTrackmaster PPsTVG FFA Mare PaceTrackmaster PPsTVG FFA OpenTrotTrackmaster PPsClick here to download all Saturday PPsVisit www.trackmaster.comand subscribe to downloadfull cards from your favorite tracks!HarnessRacing Weekend PreviewKathy Parkerkparker@harnessracing.comHeather Kemperhkemper@harnessracing.comEditor/ General ManagerEditorial ProductionLynne Myerslmyers@harnessracing.comVanessa Flanneryvflannery@harnessracing.comAdvertising ManagerGordon Waterstonegwaterstone@harnessracing.comAssociate EditorSuzanne Starbucksstarbuck@harnessracing.comAccounting & CirculationFor mail sent via U.S. Postal Service,either P.O. Box 8480,Lexington, KY 40533,or 1910 Harrodsburg Rd., Suite 200,Lexington, KY 40503. (859) 276-4026Production Manager Copyright Horseman Publishing Company.A product of Horseman Publishing Company, publishers of the websitewww.harnessracing.com and The Horseman And Fair World magazine.This newspaper may not be reproduced in any form or by any means,electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission.To sign up for the Weekend Preview please visitwww.harnessracing.com/members sign up.php
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HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 4 of 9November 11, 2016A trio of Chris Beaver-trained 2-year-old colt trotters willline up behind the gate Friday night at Woodbine Racetrackin a pair of eliminations for the Valley Victory, a fourth of theFall Final Four stakes that will ultimately be decided on Saturday, Nov. 19.Beaver will start Fraser Ridge and Andy M in the first ValleyVictory elim (Race 6) with the pair respectively bookendingthe field by starting in posts 1 and 8. Moonshiner Hanoverwill start from the outside post 7 in the second split (Race 8).With 258,631 in earnings, Moonshiner Hanover is therichest of Beaver’s trio of Valley Victory hopefuls. Althoughthe son of Andover Hall is the fifth richest freshman maletrotter in 2016, he’s only posted one victory. MoonshinerHanover opened up his career with a 1:57.3 victory in aPennsylvania Sires Stakes (PASS) over a “sloppy” track atThe Meadows on July 15, but in nine subsequent starts he’sbeen unable to find the winner’s circle, although he has sixsecond-place finishes.Picking up lucrative checks via runner-up efforts in the 600,000 Breeders Crown and 252,000 PASS championship, Moonshiner Hanover has returned a tidy profit toBeaver and partners Bill Manes and Synerco Ventures, whopaid 27,000 for the colt as a yearling.“I don’t think the outside post should hurt him badly ashe’s been real quick off the gate,” Beaver noted about drawing post 7. “And Scott (driver Zeron) gets along with him.”Moonshiner Hanover has raced on Lasix his last twostarts, and Fraser Ridge has been on the anti-bleeding medication his last four outings. Fraser Ridge comes into theValley Victory elims with a 10-3-4-1 record and 133,561 inearnings. His three wins have all come in the Ohio SiresStakes, including a career-best 1:56.4 effort (which missedthe track record by one-fifth of a second) at Northfield Park.Fraser Ridge, who will be driven by David Miller in theelim, finished second last time out as the 7-5 favorite in the 72,500 Madison County at Hoosier Park. After starting fromJay Wolf PhotoBeaver Is Busy With ThreeIn Valley Victory Elimswww.harnessracing.comthe trailing post 10 and getting away fourth, driver AaronMerriman moved Fraser Ridge to the front at the half, butdespite opening up a 4 ¾-length midstretch lead, could nothold on and lost the photo by a nose to Lindy The Great(who starts from post 5 in Moonshiner Hanover’s elim).“Last time out (Merriman) movedhim to the front because he was theheavy favorite, but he’s a lot betterfollowing,” explained Beaver. “Hewears himself out on the front end.”Beaver said Fraser Ridge’s second-place finish in Walner’s worldrecord 1:51.3 mile in an“I don’t think the International Stallion division onOct. 6 at The Red Mile fully disoutside postshould hurt him played the colt’s talent.“At The Red Mile he showed hebadly as he’scanreally go a lot when he getsbeen real quicktherighttrip,” said Beaver. “He’s aoff the gate.”lot better when he’s following–Chris Beaver onspeed.”Moonshiner HanoverBeaver also shares ownership ofFraser Ridge with Donald Robinson, Robert Mondillo andRBH Ventures Inc. The partnership purchased the son of Triumphant Caviar for 29,000 as a yearling.Beaver has tabbed Trevor Henry to drive Andy M, who carries the name of co-breeder Andy Miller. The son of AndoverHall—who is a half brother to this year’s top 3-year-old fillytrotter Spicedbourbongirl—was a 27,000 buyback by cobreeders Mark Moger and Albert Delia Jr.After three wins and three seconds in his first nine starts,Andy M broke his maiden last time out on Oct. 15 at TheMeadows, capturing the 51,700 Keystone Classic in 1:57.The nose victory brought his earnings to 59,366.“We were going to quit with him after the win but theowners gave me a call and said they wanted to go aheadand give him a try (in the Valley Victory),” said Beaver.—ByGordon WaterstoneUpdated NewsRound-The-Clockharnessracing.com
HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 5 of 9November 11, 2016Downbytheseaside Trying Out NewEquipment Before Governor’s Cup 520,000 GOVERNOR’S CUP 447,000 GOLDSMITH MAIDWoodbine Racetrack, Sat., Nov. 19Woodbine Racetrack, Sat., Nov. 19Air StrikeBettors DreamBlood LineDownbytheseasideFilibuster HanoverHuntsvilleMiso FastSome AttitudeTuxedo BayWestern HillWho Said Not ToBlinded By LindyCameron HillCool CatesGravitatorMagic PrestoMyammie DramaPrincess AuroraSouthwind TeslaTemple RuinsWinter Sweet FrostConrad PhotoDownbytheseaside was one of 11 two-year-old malepacers entered in the Governor’s Cup at Woodbine. He’llbe facing a group that includes Breeders Crown champion Huntsville, who won the Crown by two lengths overDownbytheseaside.The Governor’s Cup is part of the Fall Final Four group for2 year olds, which also includes the Three Diamonds forpacing fillies and the Valley Victory and Goldsmith Maid fortrotting colts and fillies, respectively. Because just 11 wereentered in the Governor’s Cup and 10 in the GoldsmithMaid, no eliminations are needed. Eliminations for the Valley Victory Trot and Three Diamonds will be held Fridaynight at Woodbine.Before heading north to compete, Downbytheseaside willbe trying out new equipment in a qualifier at HollywoodDayton on Friday evening, prior to the pari-mutuel program.“David thought I should open him up, so I opened his bridle up,” said the colt’s trainer, Brian Brown, of a recommendation from regular driver David Miller.“I jogged him and trained him with it and I like him a lotbetter,” added Brown, while taking a break from looking atyearlings in Harrisburg. “If they don’t have eliminations, I’llqualify him. You don’t really want to go for 400,000 in anopen bridle for the first time. Hopefully, opening him up,he’ll see horses and he’ll be relaxed.”—By Kathy Parkerwww.harnessracing.comDownbytheseasidePlace your order now for THE HORSEMAN’s2017 BREEDERS BOOK STALLION DIRECTORYTO BE PUBLISHED DECEMBER 21, 2016Single copies (including postage & handling) are availablefor pre-order at a reduced price*U.S. 25.00 Canada 35.00 Foreign 50.00U.S. FUNDS ONLYday!cribe tosbusrO1 YEAR ON:RIPTISUBSC .) - IncludesU.S 58.00 ( eeders BookBthe r DirectoryStallion*Prices valid for pre-order onlybefore November 30, 2016.Click here to order now!
HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 6 of 9November 11, 2016Harrisburg Yearling SaleFinishes With Strong IncreasesThe yearling portion of the Standardbred Horse SalesCompany’s annual Harrisburg auction concludedWednesday night at about 6:30 p.m. and from the standpoint of the sales company and consignors/breeders, itwas a big success.The average price for a yearling climbed by 25.9 percent, jumping from 30,844 to 38,825. The medianprice—the point where half the horses were sold for halffor less—increased from 20,000 to 25,000, a bump of25 percent.Last year’s Harrisburg yearling sale posted substantiallyweaker results than the Lexington Selected sale held a fewweeks earlier. The Monday-morning quarterbacks cited twofactors for the declines in Harrisburg: the structure of thesale sessions and the gloom and doom atmosphere thatwas created by an announcement that there was no moneyto run the Pennsylvania state racing commissions and ashutdown of racing was imminent.www.harnessracing.com”I don’t think last year’s format was that big of a deal,”said Paul F. “Pete” Spears, president, CEO and treasurerof the Standardbred Horse Sales Company, of last year sopening session with 252 horses (82 more than thisyear). “Last year the statements from the governor’s office (about shutting down racing) created a very discouraging atmosphere. The sale had a cloud hanging over iton Monday and as Monday goes, soThe mediangoes the rest of the sale.”price rose byThis year the opening session on25 percent.Monday opened with a bang and it setthe tone for the remainder of the sale.Six of the first 10 yearlings in the auction ring were consigned by Hanover Shoe Farms. Hip number 1, PulseHanover, a Cantab Hall filly out of 2 million winner andstakes producer Passionate Glide, was sold for 150,000 toBjorn “Bernie” Noren, who purchased her for Swedishhorseman Lufti Kolgjini.Hanover’s first six yearlings in the ring generated anaverage price of 73,667. Overall, Hanover sold 215 yearContinues on page 7 › › › ›TOP 2016 YEARLINGS AT HARRISBURGPACING COLTSBidHip 260,000 230,000 185,000 175,000 165,000 165,000 150,0001274316975142221252YEARLING, Sire-Dam-Sire of DamConsignor/PurchaserDRAMATIC POINT, Somebeachsomewhere-Heather’s Western-Western HanoverTHOMAS B HANOVER, Somebeachsomewhere-Trim Hanover-CamluckNERD HANOVER, Somebeachsomewhere-New Album-Western TerrorBUSTED HANOVER, Somebeachsomewhere-Bittorsweet Terror-Western TerrorREADY FOR SUMMER, Somebeachsomewhere-Kutekatie-Real ArtistCASUAL COOL, American Ideal-Sight To See-ArtiscapeNUTCRACKER SWEET, Bettor’s Delight-Sweet Future-Falcons FutureFair Winds Farm/Scott HornerHanover Shoe Farms/Jeffrey SnyderHanover Shoe Farms/Ron MichelonHanover Shoe Farms/Three Brothers StableAll American Harnessbreds/Peter BloodFair Winds Farm/Kenneth JacobsConcord Stud Farm Agt./Bjorn Noren Agt.PACING FILLIESBidHip 150,000 150,00088253YEARLING, Sire-Dam-Sire of DamConsignor/PurchaserPRESTO BLUE CHIP, American Ideal-Cantor’s Daughter-CambestYOUAREMYCANDYGIRL, American Ideal-Sweet Lady Jane-SomebeachsomewhereBlue Chip Farms Agt./Howard OurielConcord Stud Farm Agt./William DonovanTROTTING COLTSBidHip 410,000 400,000 350,000 270,000 245,00021325710766YEARLING, Sire-Dam-Sire of DamConsignor/PurchaserStory Time Hanover, Muscle Hill-Shared Past-ChocolatierHey Jock, Muscle Hill-Sugar Wheeler-Angus HallYou Know You Do ,Muscle Hill-You Want Me-Credit WinnerDrum Hanover, Muscle Hill-Dornello-Angus HallAbs Hanover, Muscle Hill-Are You Ready-Broadway HallHanover Shoe Farm/Jimmy Takter Agt.Concord Stud Farm Agt./DeterminationPeninsula Farm Agt./Lars Perry SoderbergHanover Shoe Farms/Ake SvandstedtHanover Shoe Farms/Jeffrey SnyderYEARLING, Sire-Dam-Sire of DamConsignor/PurchaserCONSUELA HANOVER, Muscle Hill-Cressida Hanover-Mr LavecTHIS DREAMS ON ME, Cantab Hall-Sleep Tight My Luv-Credit WinnerWITH ME ALWAYS, Muscle Hill-Quick Credit-Credit WinnerPULSE HANOVER, Cantab Hall-Passionate Glide-Yankee GlideLITTLE JIGGER, Muscle Hill-Cocktail Hour-Credit WinnerUVIE HANOVER, Kadabra-Upfront Ob’s Janet-Andover HallHanover Shoe Farms/Jules SiegelPeninsula Farm Agt./Katz Goldband & LibfeldPeninsula Farm Agt./Paul KelleyHanover Shoe Farms/Bjorn Noren Agt.Walnridge Farm Agt./Jack De JongHanover Shoe Farms/DeterminationTROTTING FILLIESBidHip 170,000 170,000 160,000 150,000 150,000 150,00099269197491
HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 7 of 9November 11, 2016Ryan Randolph Photolings for an average price of 46,733, up 42 percent fromthe farm’s 32,880 average in Harrsburg when it sold230 head.This year’s Harrisburg sale topper, finally walking out ofthe ring after a bid of 410,000 was the Hanover consignedStory Time Hanover, a colt by Muscle Hill and the first foalout of the stakes winner Shared Past. In addition to herown racing credentials, Shared Past’s half brother is Dejarmbro. Although trainer Jimmy Takter was not in attendance at the sale, he deputized Perry Soderberg to bid onthe colt. According to Swedish reports, Rune Andersson,who races horses under the stable name of Melby Gard,will own the colt.More evidence of the strength of this year’s sale was thebig increase in the number of horses commanding prices of 100,000 or more. Last year just 37 yearlings sold for sixfigures or more; this year it climbed to 63.The increases in the average and median prices translatedinto increases in averages for all but four of the 24 consignments that also sold at Harrisburg in 2015.Spears said the results of the sale make it likely the 2017edition of the yearling auction will again have a shorter session on Monday and two longer sessions on Tuesday andWednesday.www.harnessracing.com“I received quite a few compliments about the sale startingat noon on Monday,” said Spears. “People liked having timeto come in Monday and start looking at yearlings. And as aresult we had a lot of people in the building Monday.”—ByKathy Parker
HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 8 of 9November 11, 2016www.harnessracing.comWallin leaves Svanstedt, opens own stableColeman announces Betting Line’s retirementLucas Wallin knows he still has a lot to learn about training racehorses. But at the age of only 23, he says with alaugh, “I have a couple of years to learn everything.”Wallin, who worked for trainer Ake Svanstedt for morethan two years after arriving in the U.S. from Sweden in2014, recently started his own harness racing stable. He isbased in New Egypt, N.J., and is in the process of assembling horses for his barn. moreTrainer Casie Coleman announced via her Facebook page thatthe 3-year-old colt pacer Betting Line has been retired. Riding a14-race win streak this year after finishing second in his seasonal debut against older horses, Betting Line was scratchedout of the Breeders Crown eliminations on Oct. 22 at the Meadowlands after complications due to a spider bite. moreNew Jersey voters soundly defeat casinosNew Jersey voters on Election Day resoundingly defeated aballot proposal that would have approved two new casinosoutside of Atlantic City with at least two percent of the revenues earmarked for horse racing in the Garden State. more“JHo-JBo” on Meadowlands’ Facebook pageMeadowlands TV personalities Justin Horowitz and JennBongiorno will launch a weekly Facebook Live broadcastbeginning Thursday, Nov. 10, at 2 pm on the MeadowlandsFacebook page. Horowitz and Bongiorno will offer analysisand selections for the upcoming weekend’s biggest races atthe Meadowlands. moreHanover to sponsor Dan Patch Night gift bagsThe U. S. Harness Writers Association (USHWA), harness racing’s largest and leading membership organization for industry communicators, is very pleased toannounce that Hanover Shoe Farms, the south centralPennsylvania nursery which has been the leadingbreeder of Standardbred racehorses every year sincerecords started being kept in 1949, is partnering withUSHWA in the presentation of its annual Dan PatchAwards Banquet presented by Hoosier Park, which willbe held on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2017 at the Planet Hollywood casino in Las Vegas. moreSteady numbers posted for 2016 Mohawk meetWoodbine Entertainment Group (WEG) on Thursday announced the final wagering numbers for the recently concluded Standardbred meet at Mohawk Racetrack. The 2016Mohawk meet, which began on April 7, featured 144 racecards, 26 more than 2015, and had an all-sources wageringtotal of 215,022,527, an 18.5 percent increase over the 2015all-sources wagering total of 181,432,465. moreLive from New York: the NY, NY DoubleTwo breeds, two races, two tracks, one dollar, one bet. Fivemore times. The “New York, New York Double,” a cooperativeeffort between the New York Racing Association (NYRA) andYonkers Raceway, returns this Sunday afternoon (Nov. 13),and continues during Yonkers’ remaining Sunday matineesthrough the end of the racing season. moreHazel Park’s Ken Marshall diesHazel Park Raceway’s director of racetrack operations andlongtime U.S. Trotting Association director Kenneth E. Marshall died Saturday, Nov. 5. He was 78. A Memorial Visitation will be held at the R.G. & G.R. Harris Funeral Home,15451 Farmington Rd., Livonia, Mich., on Saturday, Nov. 19,at 2 p.m. until time of service at 5 p.m. moreLegendary Chicago announcer Phil Georgeff diesLegendary Chicago announcer Phil Georgeff, well knownfor his phrase “Here they come spinning out of the turn,”died Monday, Nov. 7, at the age of 85. moreFREE searchable sale & racing reports atharnessracing.com
HarnessRacing Weekend Preview, 9 of 9November 11, 2016www.harnessracing.comStandardbred PollLeading BreedersHambletonian Society/Breeders Crown Poll compiled byHarness Racing Communications for the week of November 8, 2016BreederStarters Winners WinsHanover Shoe Farms Inc.Winbak FarmBrittany FarmsWhite Birch FarmPerretti FarmsDiamond Creek Farm LLCBlue Chip Bloodstock Inc.Fair Winds Farm Inc.Kentuckiana Farms Gen ParSeelster Farms 7.8.9.10.Always B Miki (26)Wiggle It Jiggleit (9)Hannelore HanoverBetting LineMarion MarauderAriana GRacing HillResolveWalnerLady gs17-11-5-0 78910Others receiving votes: Bar Hopping 42, Broadway Donna 39, Huntsville 32, Pure Country14, Southwind Frank 12, Bee A Magician 9, Check Six 6, Someomensomewhere 4, FlanaganMemory 3, Intimidate 2, Krispy Apple, Obrigado 1.Compiled by the USTA—through November 8, 2016 (week difference Nov. 2-8).Leading North American-Based Money-Winning HorsesWiggle It Jiggleit (4pg)Racing Hill (3pc)Marion Marauder (3tc)Betting Line (3pc)Always B Miki (5ph)Bar Hopping (3tc)Southwind Frank (3tc)Resolve (5th)Hannelore Hanover (4tm)Pure Country 526224S2200041103Earnings ,7951,164,4681,153,7401,021,1111,008,230Leading Money-Winning DriversYannick GingrasDavid MillerTim TetrickScott ZeronJason BartlettBrett MillerMatt KakaleyBrian SearsAaron MerrimanCorey .241.235.303.345.263Earnings (wk. diff) 11,812,745 ( 367,923)11,601,672 (342,752)10,886,082 (359,387)8,390,535 (164,340)8,186,156 (214,590)7,329,804 (62,805)7,088,138 (223,597)6,984,204 (145,305)6,627,903 (170,526)6,529,208 (233,340)Leading Money-Winning TrainersRon BurkeJimmy TakterRene AllardTony AlagnaAke SvanstedtErv MillerLinda ToscanoChris OakesJulie MillerJeff Bamond .318.364.343.340.292.309.320.436.359.275Earnings (wk. diff) 19,436,005 ( 580,859)9,582,991 (161,927)4,957,506 (134,645)4,693,650 (60,221)4,346,216 (80,791)3,896,759 (202,771)3,427,607 (152,646)3,275,484 (100,565)3,264,439 (162,742)2,724,592 (76,205)Earnings 98,0914,608,2844,219,6493,885,7523,703,664Leaders Of The WeekRanked by wins for Nov. 2-8 from results at major North American pari-mutuel tracks.DriversHarness Racing Leaders711 2,137643 6StartsW-P-SGeorge Napolitano Jr .91 .24-11-13Aaron Merriman .92.21-19-12Bob McClure .63.19-8-5Ronnie Wrenn Jr.42.18-4-7Bruce Aldrich Jr. .57.16-8-6Andrew McCarthy .78 .15-11-9Jason Bartlett .43.15-5-9Tim Tetrick .56.15-9-5Kurt Sugg .69.12-9-6Simon Allard .67 .12-10-6Alfred Carroll .62 .11-13-13David Miller .51 .11-9-9Jim DeVaux .50 .11-4-14John MacDonald .45 .11-12-6Josh Sutton .45 .11-9-5TrainersWinsRon Burke .18Chris Oakes.8Gilbert Garcia-Owen.8Philip Sowers .8Rene Allard.7Tyler George.7Vincent Fusco Jr.7Dolores Basilone .6Jim King Jr .6Don Eash .5Gerald Laughlin .5Gilbert Garcia-Herrera .5Sam Schillaci .5Scott Di Domenico.5Thomas Milici.5Victor Puddy.5Carmen Auciello.4Dan Hennessey.4Edward Mchale .4Jamie Gerard.4Jeff Bamond Jr.4Jeffrey Smith.4Jose Godinez .4Joseph Hundertpfund Jr .4Josh Green.4Pat Curtin .4Per Henriksen .4Randy Bickmore .4Sue Stockwell .4
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