Race 1

5-Mindset - $150,000 yearling paced a wicked :53.4 back half and :26.2 in his 3YO debut, Pace eligible ready to stretch it out in his second start off the bench for top connections

9-Southwind Terror – lightly-raced Erv Miller tuned colt has prepped nicely & won his seasonal debut with a :56.2 back half at Tioga Downs, could be a serious player

8-Rockin Glory – won two in a row at Mohawk last Fall, grey gelding has been finishing well against older foes at Pocono Downs for the reputable Jim Eaton

Race 2

5-Art’s Jimmy Ray – note his sharp :27.3 rally back on 4-20, closed well again to hit the board last week, finds another ideal spot show his back class

4-Padre Manuel – finished an okay fourth just behind Art’s Jimmy Ray in a useful acclimating mile & draws well in a soft spot

6-Herzon – 9YO veteran has toiled here before, has regained his form at Plainridge & picks up Corey Callahan in a wide open field

Race 3

2-Townslight Hanover – really ignited his form at Pocono Downs while climbing back up in class there, 1:48.4 performer lands in a perfect spot to stalk n pop

5-Panesthetic – you’ve got to like the way he ripped out of the pocket & gunned down a raging Special T Rocks, fresh n hot & able to handle the class hike

3-River Shark – millionaire warhorse got parked in the Open at Tioga Downs, outpaced against top level foes here on 4-20, knows this track & switches to Bionic Man

Race 4

1-Johny Rock – NJSS champion at two victorious in his 3YO comeback against so-so opposition, changes barns to Team Orange Crush & lands the pole

3-Rockin Amadeus – Takter’s big bullet conquered Captaintreacherous in the Breeders Crown, qualifiers say go, the latest beating Johny Rock, three-week gap however

4-Lucan Hanover – half brother to Lawgiver Hanover (1:52.2, $271,167) closed from a tough spot to win his 3YO debut at Harrah’s Philly in only his fifth career start for Casie Coleman

Race 5

1-Rescue Plan – kicked off his season winning here at the A-2 level, outclassed in his last two at Harrah’s Philly & has a chance to rebound at the reduced B-2 level

4-Fantaddy – found that 1:49.2 mile on 4-20 too salty, bounced back with a strong rally for second to a standout Special T Rocks, a winner at this B-2 level on 4-13

8-Woodstock Hanover – Daryl Bier rarely makes the trip without a serious contender, fresh off a gutsy effort at Harrah’s Philly, well classified & knows this track

Race 6

1-Mister Herbie – defending Cutler champion prepped perfectly showing sharp late trot after his comeback was delayed by foot issues, his win last year was exceptional

3-Modern Family – flashed his superior late foot to make it four in a row in a career best 1:51, Daryl Bier winning machine draws a coveted inside stalking spot

4-Wishing Stone – was just two fifths off a world record on 5-3, came right back with a breathtaking late lunge, obviously a major threat in an amazing field

Race 7

2-Mr Dennis – Exit 16W champion gets the ultimate class & post relief after chasing Hudson River Series speedsters, big shot at ending a drought

6-Union Man Hanover – drops back down to the level he took a new mark back on 4-6, might be more suited to the mile track for the Tetrick & Toscano combo

1-Relentless Dreamer – uncorked back-to-back sterling rallies for Campbell in the C-2 Dash for the “C” Notes II, that was a :54.4 back half & a career best 1:50.1 last week

Race 8

1-A Place In History – beaten favorite launched a menacing move off a hot pace & wasn’t up to the 1:49.3 mile, amazing :26.2 rally & career best 1:52.1 on 4-20

4-Prince Sharka – was simply too far out range from post nine last week, a much-improved second when dropped to this C-2 level before that

3-Cool Runnings – lost by a nose with a perfect trip two starts back & chased a 1:50.1 winner in the Dash for the “C” Notes II, post improves

Race 9

2-Wake Up Peter – Breeders Crown runner-up & back-up to stablemate Captaintreacherous has been strong in his qualifiers for Tony Alagna & lands inside

1-Emeritus Maximus – another sharp colt for Tony Alagna, blasted out from post 10 & exploded home off cover to make it two-for-two at three

4-Rocnrolwilneverdie – steady & improving gelding for Chris Ryder chased the headstrong Johny Rock in the Simpson & remains a major danger

Race 10

7-Domethatagain – was gigantic first over to gun down the streaking Visible Gold in the Hudson River Final, tougher assignment, but this is an improving 4YO

4-Hurrikane Kingcole – tried to blitz them with a wicked :26.2 third quarter & got nailed, speedy & talented 4YO now has two tighteners & another inside draw

2-Bolt The Duer – Adios world record setter couldn’t have qualified any better, his latest in an eye-catching :25.3, could be ready to contend fresh off the bench

Race 11

4-I Luv The Nitelife – O’Brien Award winner & fastest 2YO filly in history qualified with energy to spare & stands out accordingly

8-Authorize – last year’s NJSS champion got parked in her Simpson sophomore debut, she’s eligible to step up despite the tougher post

11-Jerseylicious – 2012 Sweetheart winner a perfect eight-for-eight this season, sweeping the Weiss Series at Pocono, sharp qualifier against JK Letitgo, second tier city now

Race 12

8-Source Of Pride – Takter trainee was well-controlled to make it two-for-two in 2013 & gets a generous classification here & owns plenty of upside

9-Swift As A Shadow – NYSS contender at two improved in his second qualifier chasing Captaintreacherous, Linda Toscano trainee rates highly despite the tough post

6-Sir Cary’s Z Tam – hinted of top level talent last year, finishing third in the Matron, two slow starts with late pace on Lasix, his latest with a :54,2 back half

Race 13

3-Awesome Armbro N – stormed home from an impossible spot in :55.4 to hit the board, lands an improved post & remains at the bottom C-2 level

7-Red Star Tomahawk – beaten favorite tried to fight them off with a game speed try from post nine, recent Dylan Davis claim could be the one to knock off again

2-In Kenny’s Honor – draws inside again fresh off a mindboggling lifetime best in which he was raging at both ends, must prove it was no fluke

Race 1

4-Current Crisis – Robert Krivelin can surely handle himself with the pros, this was a C-2 class winner from post nine back on March 7 & added Lasix recently

2-Pierre Lavec – 11yo has been lightly-raced over the past few seasons, comes off a strong-move effort at Tioga Downs & draws inside a wide-open field

9-Whatnblazes – is the hot horse having won two of his last three, the latest using speed from post seven at Freehold, finished second here in 1:56.1 back on March 14

Race 2

1A-Muscle Mountain – continues to climb that Hambletonian mountain, scored with a strong surge in the Simpson & heads a standout Takter entry

2-Smilin Eli – first foal out of 2006 Merrie Annabelle winner has Hambletonian aspirations, debuts off an exceptional qualifier for trotting specialist Deshawn Minor

1-Corky – last year’s NJSS champion set a modest pace & failed to hold off a longshot in his sophomore debut in the Simson, chance to rebound against a sharp stablemate

Race 3

4-Aria J - $75,000 yearling developed into a top stakes contender last Fall by Linda Toscano, chased some heavyweights in her two qualifiers

6-Novascotia Hanover – fourth foal from a $747,654 winner & first by Somebeachsomewhere making her adjustment to Tony O’Sullivan, solid qualifier

2-Queen Of Royalty – gets some needed class relief & shows a much improved third against B-2/B-1 stock two starts back

Race 4

6-Here’s Johnny – shook loose with loads of late trot to just miss with his best effort to date, finds an ideal spot to graduate with Iron Mike

3-Raven Victory – Linda Toscano barn change resulted in a 50-1 upset with Modest Prince last week, this colt out of a sister to Supergill appears to have some talent

4-Cajole Hanover – tough to gauge this speedy gelding who reverted back to his errant ways at the start, yet his first over steamroll upset on 5-3 indicated ability

Race 5

3-Waldorf Hall – trotted a :55.2 back half from an impossible spot, tough trips in New York before that, dips slightly in class, reputable trotting barn & inside draw here

7-Mystical Starlight – runner-up in the Yonkers Open on 4-12, blowout winner two starts back, significant drop for this classy mare

2-From Above – seemed to rebound with a wide rally from far back in :27.4, steps back up in class, yet this looks like a vulnerable field

Race 6

6-Southwind Cocoa – last year’s NJSS upsetter qualified with a sharp :27.1, then rallied for third in :27.3 in her comebacker, big chance to bust through for Tetrick & Toscano

8-Shared Past – just 1 for 12 last year, but like everything Jonas Czernyson has qualified this filly has been on fire in the morning & was just behind the top guns in 2012

1A- Miss Steele – paid instant dividends with a perfect trip in her Simpson comeback for Team Orange Crush, now tackles a post ten & a tougher field

Race 7

5-JK Fine Art – dropped out of the Blue Chip Matchmaker Series & romped despite missing three weeks, another Tetrick & Toscano live item well spotted

1-Major Look – last year’s Mistletoe Shalee winner was a raging runner-up to Bullet Point with pace at both ends last week & rewarded with the pole

6-Summertime Lea – NYSS champion at two has only lost once & kicked off her sophomore season with a twice-used triumph at Harrah’s Philly for team Burke

Race 8

4-Double Up Hanover – flashed signs of cycling around when dropped to the C-1 level two starts back, now hits rock bottom for Iron Mike

1-Big Sky Bats – has been on a bit of a form spree, hitting the board in four of her last five & chased the runaway Walltocousins in her last two

6-B L Class Act – was a C-2 winner in a career best 1:53.4 back on 3-29, dropping back to that easier level & reunited with Campbell

Race 9

3-Superstar Hanover – PASS winner & Oaks finalist knocked heads with top 3YOS last year, vaulted well past $300,000, draws well off a needed start at Pocono Downs

5-Walltocousins – reeled off two straight blowouts in the C-2 Dash for the “C” Notes for the suddenly hot Brad Irvine, merits a more serious test here

1-All Laid Out – Hambletonian hopeful for Noel Daley hinted of some talent at two, qualified adequately & will look to trip out from the rail

Race 10

10-Wygant Lady – fresh off an excellent speed try from post nine & only passed by a Hambletonian eligible, acclimated now & could take these all the way despite post 10

2-Louise Kemp – lightly-raced filly prepped nicely for her debut here with a blowout win at Pocono Downs, have to forgive her miscue from post 10

6-Vallas Girl – trainer Scott Andrews had a Hambletonian contender in 2011 – Live Jazz, this filly comes off a break at Harrah’s Philly, but could be ready to do some damage

Race 11

1-Ergo Hanover - $75,000 yearling & Hambletonian eligible switches from Takter to Alagna & the qualifiers, plus the rail rate him ahead of this group

6-Bouncing Bax – Credit Winner filly from a strong family comes off a second in the Lady Suffolk & looks poised to step up further on the mile track

9-Crazy About Pat – added Pierce & came to life to break his maiden from the rail last week, expect more aggressive handling despite the tougher draw

Race 12

3-Lightning Page – dropped to this softer C-2 level & just missed with speed at both ends from post nine, moves inside with a big chance to snap her losing skid

2-Light Of Day – was pretty competitive at the NJSS Grass Roots level at two, improved in her second qualifier, draws well for Toscano with upside to tap into

5-Jetta Blue Chip – qualified chasing I Luv The Nitelife & came up short in her comeback, yet tighter now & this is an easier C-2 scenario

Race 13

6-Simone Hall – close runner-up in KYSS Final at two, beaten favorite in both starts at PA, reunited with Dave Miller & lands in a soft spot to resume her progress

5-Miss Connor – won two in a row here back in March, drops back down to the C-2 level & owns tactical speed

2-Tiger’s Too Good – was on a roll off the sick scratch & seemed to be on the verge before the early miscue last week, back inside an easy field to atone

Race 1

6-Net Ten EOM – Somebeachsomewhere colt out of double millionaire Glowing Report paced a sharp :54.3 back half in his comeback on Lasix & doesn’t face much

1-Always There – tried to bottom them out with a :27.3 third quarter & came up short again, looking for a stalking trip from the rail

3-Wandasbettorchoice – rare pacer for Trond Smedshammer took that needed start from post eight, draws better & retains Gingras, expect further improvement

Race 2

7-Sevruga – has been a very steady performer for Team Orange Crush, who won this with Lucky Jim (2009), strong trot at both ends & shook loose too late last week

4-Guccio – unleashed a solid lifetime best of 1:52, then somehow couldn’t get within striking range in the Maturity, fresh 4YO owns one of the biggest kicks in the field

5-Wishing Stone – little guy tipped first over & was all out to hold off Sevruga, just two fifths off a world record, Team Burke has this near double millionaire peaking perfectly

Race 3

3-Domethatagain – repeated in style with sterling rallies here last month, better chance to employ that strategy back on the mile track

1A-Visible Gold – amazing turnaround going nine-for-nine since the switch to Burke this season & heads a killer entry fresh off a lifetime best at Tioga Downs

2-Yo Cheyenne Rocky – lost by a nose to Visible Gold in gutsy round one here & struggled to make headway on smaller tracks, draws well for an upset attempt

Race 4

5-Sir Michigan Z Tam – convincing winner when hammered down to 7-5 in his opener with an effortless :26.2, looks like a special colt poised to take the next step

10-Emeritus Maximus – exploded off cover in :26.4 to break through in his sophomore debut for Tony Alagna, rightly has stakes aspirations & one to fear despite post 10

4-Moonliteonthebeach - $90,000 yearling out of a sister to Bettor Sweet & Sweet Lou, paced a :54.4 back half in his 3YO debut at Pocono for the Roll With Joe combo

Race 5

8-Flight Exec – fresh Team Allard acquisition got rolling late to land in a blanket photo, logically expecting more in his second start here at the bottom rung

5-A Place In History – mind boggling :26.2 rally & lifetime best when hammered down to 2-1 here on 4-20, reached too high at Yonkers last out, back at Big M with winning habit

6-Sir Melo’s Z Tam – easy winner at this C-2 level back on 3-30 was right there in a wild scramble last week, seeks the right set-up off the inside speed in this one

Race 6

4-Golden Receiver – The Golden One swept through the early season, freshened up & back on his toes, returns to his favorite track where he likes to take charge

5-Razzle Dazzle – was the hot horse in NY, showing speed & versatility, fought off a gritty Foiled Again to wire the Levy, shades of Boulder Creek for trainer Mark Silva

6-Warrawee Needy – game runner-up in the Aquarius has reeled off three straight on Lasix at the Woodbine Preferred level, his latest a career best 1:48.3 with a :25.4

Race 7

4-Elusive Reward - $25,000 claim on January 26 took a few starts to come around after an injury scratch, plus had some tough trips, sub 1:50 performer was overpowering last week

1-Relentless Dreamer – dropped out of the Hudson River Series & uncorked a :54.2 back half to nose out Cool Runnings, moves inside to prove it was no fluke

3-Blade Runner – beaten favorite despite a :26.4 kicker on 4-20 atoned with a nose victory, seems to be coming around at the right time & draws well again

Race 8

6-Undercover Strike – turned in an excellent acclimating mile with a noteworthy :54.3 back half, 11-time winner last year with a sharp kick might be ready to deliver his best

4-Modern Family – fresh from a decisive score in the Maturity with a career best 1:51.4 has been a winning machine for Daryl Bier, worthy of a supreme test against older foes

7-Googoo Gaagaa – we know this world champion has a big motor ready to roar once he gets fully tight, 4YO is also looking for a strong enough pace to make this final

Race 9

9-Major Bombay – Wilson winner at two & NYSS champ at three dips slightly after a much needed start & may need to blast out in a field lacking serious speed

10-Special T Rocks – world record 1:48.3 performer at Pocono last year showed his class in a decisive score from post 10 last week, expect a similar effort in a pretty competitive field

3-Veal Marsala – The Veal sizzled home to beat C-1 stock last week, very productive all meet for Team Allard & rewarded with a better post

Race 10

9-Sir Cary’s Z Tam – tangled with top colts in last year’s Matron, added Lasix & paced a :53.4 back half in his comebacker, lands a softer C-1 spot

3-Bullet Speed – cycled forward at the C-2 level, just missed at C-1 on 4-20, then ran into a raging Special T Rocks, looks like the one to knock off

2-Hang Ten – second try at this reduced C-1 level was a solid rally for second behind a revved up Veal Marsala, much improved post puts him in play

Race 11

2-Hurrikane Kingcole – was growling to pounce off perfect cover & shot home in :26.2, 1:47.3 Pace consolation winner is healthy & razor sharp for his transition season

3-Foiled Again – richest pacer of all time closing in on $5 million, just missed in the Levy Final, yet keep in mind the two-time division champ is 1 for 29 lifetime at the Big M

1-Fred And Ginger – Presidential runner-up has maintained his consistency, yet still looking to break through, gutsy first over with a :26.3 here on 4-20

Race 12

3-Cobalt Man – consistent sort cycled around to wire high-end condition foes at Harrah’s Philly last out, can utilize his sharp form & inside draw to edge an evenly-matched field

4-Southwestern Dream – 8YO classmaster has suddenly come back to life & returns here fresh off a winning Burke Barn debut at Pocono Downs

2-Lindwood Player – was doing pretty well at Harrah’s Philly & got underway too late in a :54.4 back half here last week

Race 13

7-Rocinante – tries the weaker C-2 level again off an improved effort with Gingras, chance for more of his back class to resurface

6-Forensic Z Tam – those back-to-back wins at Freehold boosted this millionaire’s confidence, caught too far back last week

2-Showtime Shark – big, parked-out effort to note on 4-13 here, draws inside again fresh off a solid second in NY, expect speed

Race 14

9-Red Star Tomahawk – makes his second start off the claim by Dylan Davis after missing three weeks due to a sick scratch, lands a blank finale

7-Art For Living – 0 for 12 this season, yet flashed a hint of late pace two starts back & looks for some pace to shoot at from a challenging post

5-Art’s Jimmy Ray – after his :27.3 rally out of the clouds on 4-20 it was hard to believe his dull effort last week, 1:51 performer here last year gets a chance to rebound

Race 1

5-True Day Dream – always liked this filly who won twice here last Summer with the trainer driving, $3,700 bargain gunned down a well-rated Lady Dynamite with determination

6-Southwind Cocoa – kicked home to upset the NJSS Final at two, strong, improved finish in the second qualifier against a Grand Circuit stakes winner (Mistery Woman)

2-Lady Dynamite – followed up an easy score by stealing a :58.4 half, yet couldn’t fight off pocket-sitting True Day Dream, remains a serious threat as she progresses

Race 2

5-Andie Sophia – KYSS champion qualified well, then got caught first over into a quickening pace, now that she’s tighter look for her to leave closer to the pace

3-Miss Steele – saved ground, gapped & forced to angle out as the pace quickened & was chugging home to just miss in an excellent 3YO debut

7-Vida De Vie – slapped on the trotting hopples & went all the way in the Lady Suffolk, productive Chris Ryder trainee eligible to step up her game

Race 3

10-Cantab Abs – with Trond in Europe with Arch Madness Tim Tetrick picks up this lightly-raced & improving colt who can overcome post 10 facing a soft field

4-Kegler Hanover – Jimmy Takter’s daughter, Nancy got this one to trot & win a qualifier at Harrah’s Philly with a much improved finish

3-The Franchise – chased a runaway Simpson entry Cajole Hanover last week, improving filly out of an Oaks champion draws well to trip out again & possibly graduate

Race 4

8-Ideal A Little – NJSS quality filly at two displayed some strong pace in a :55 back half fresh off the bench, expect more early speed this time around

5-Graphene – Rocknroll Hanover filly has gotten her act together as a twice beaten favorite at Woodbine, huge threat timing her one big burst on the mile track

9-Certified Ideal – broke her maiden with a blowout at Pocono Downs, tough draw for a filly with some stakes experience, while looking to get Ross Croghan off the schneid

Race 5

1-Muscle Mountain – took awhile to get in high gear & Takter really had to get after him, sufficiently prepped, switches to Gingras & lands in an ideal spot

8-Fashion Blizzard – Hambletonian hopeful for Jim Campbell, who said he tends to get real aggressive before the start, got away safely in the latest qualifier, now post nine

6-Cajole Hanover – surprisingly a huge first over crush in his 3YO debut with the trainer driving, anxious to see the follow up against better competition

Race 6

7-Beatgoeson Hanover – top class mare last year has come to hand for Nifty Norman, career best 1:52.1 at Pocono Downs two starts back

9-Quick Deal – one to beat based his impressive performance in the Horse & Groom, key quirk is he’s tricky to handle behind the gate, evident in two of his qualifiers

8-Ellen’s Isle – switched to trotting man supreme Jonas Czernyson & promptly went down the road, may attempt similar, but this is a much tougher field

Race 7

9-Destiny’s Chance – stakes quality filly last year thwarted by sickness recently, flashed a hint of a revival last out for Team Burke & this is a question mark field

6-Major Look – last year’s Mistletoe Shalee upsetter has been overmatched in three starts back, drops to get her season going

8-Radar Contact – added Lasix & responded to a slick Campbell drive up the cones, draws outside off the fortunate career best

Race 8

5-D’Orsay – stakes caliber Jonas Czernyson trainee just 3 for 32, yet the qualifiers were sharp, the latest against Go Tapiagh, and should be able to outclass these

1-Spectator K – fresh off a raging career best on 4-19 he stepped up to C-1 & was outkicked by Helios, steps out from the rail & goes as far as he can

9-Go Tapaigh – yet another new one for Team Burke, stayed trotting in the latest qualifier here, beating D’Orsay, yet the recent breaks make him a risky option, plus post nine

Race 9

9-Pegasus Point – caught our attention with some decent late trot in a useful acclimating mile, longshot chance retains Corey Callahan & looks for an ample speed target

5-Walltocousins – lived up to the tote action by rebuffing Big Sky Bats & reeling off a career best 1:55 under minimal urging, a new horse on Lasix & clearly the one to beat

6-Paper Back Lindy – left well from post nine & emerged from a shuffle to just miss to an all-out Marcus Bi, second try off the bench figures to be even better

Race 10

6-Abrokenart Hanover – Night Styles champion has come to life on Lasix, couldn’t hold off the pocket-sitting Lady’s Art & now has to deal with a two-for-two standout

4-JK Black Beauty – NYSS champion was perfect in only two starts, her second qualifier was outstanding & she’s generously spotted in the lower C-1 class

5-Ms Caila J Fra – this filly has really found her best stride since the sick scratch & huge upset on 4-5, convincing win with pace at both ends at Pocono Downs

Race 11

6-Explosive Action – towered up late on the far outside while under no urging whatsoever in an eye-catching 3YO debut, Hambletonian eligible could be a sleeper

4-My Man Can – really improved when shook loose with a solid late burst to score in his second start off the bench, best Hambletonian hope for Team Orange Crush

7-Corky – jogged in last year’s NJSS Final & hasn’t raced since, progressing nicely in three qualifiers for Takter with Hambletonian aspirations

Race 12

6-Doc Boyce – Muscles Yankee filly for high profile connections has come back with one strong qualifier well in front of World Tour, could be the start of something special

3-Thistle Dhu – half sister to Yursa Hanover (1:52.3, $910,567) broke & pulled up in her latest qualifier, which is a slight concern, her previous trial was adequate

4-World Tour – out of a half sister to Cocoa Lindy (1:52.4, $320,637), debuts off two solid qualifiers, the latest behind Doc Boyce

Race 13

7-Rub Thing – only 1 for 13 in 2012, but drops to the bottom C-2 rung off a couple of no-chance miles, almost everything Team Allard had in last week was raging

3-Charolettes Maggie – just 1 for 14 this season, yet was cycling forward at Yonkers & launched a premature move in her Big M debut, draws inside again & has found a vulnerable group

9-Lightning Paige – hasn’t raced in four weeks & draws post nine, but this is a class plunge that is too much to ignore

Race 1

6-Sir Michigan Z Tam – added Lasix for the second Q & rocketed home in :25.3 a neck shy of Mindset, half-brother to 2008 Sweetheart winner Pedigree Snob

1-Mindset – Tony Alagna-trained colt with a $150,000 price tag won his latest qualifier by a diminishing neck over a fast-closing Sir Michigan Z Tam & has inside advantage

4-Always There – started to put it all together with two straight, more intense rallies for Nick Surick, draws well & could be dangerous if the Cat Manzi puts him in striking position

Race 2

1-Johny Rock – last year’s NJSS champion looks primed for a big sophomore season, unleashed a :26 kicker in his latest qualifier & heads a strong entry

1A-Duel In The Sun – KYSS champion at two qualified in stride with stablemate Johny Rock, chased Captaintreacherous in most recent, outside draw only a slight hindrance

4-Johns Polyview – a star in PA last season, runner-up in the PASS Final, three tighteners under him, including an eye-catching 1:51.2 air-out mission on 4-18

Race 3

7-We Will See – battled health issues last year, yet now Sam DePinto says he’s as sound as ever, cruised in two qualifiers & ready to return with a vengeance

1-Major Bombay – Wilson winner at two & 2012 NYSS champion looks menacing for Tony Alagna after beating Hurrikane Kingcole, then second to Golden Receiver in qualifiers

5-Camaes Fellow – Team Burke private buy seemed to level off at the Woodbine Preferred level & hasn’t raced in three weeks, but anything can happen with the barn change

Race 4

1-Artacus – came to life with an aggressive second from post seven with speed at both ends, well positioned in a field full of question marks

6-Emeritus Maximus – a bit of a player at the top end last year, third in a Bluegrass division, qualifiers were adequate, the latest chasing Odds On Equuleus

2-Big Art – logically needed that 3YO debut here, saved ground & had a little pace up the cones, ready to show more & inside draw affords an ideal stalking trip

Race 5

3-Prince Sharka – tough to consider off his latest debacle, yet that was a relatively salty 1:51.2 mile & he’s dropping into a rock bottom C-2 affair

6-Buckeye In Charge – the most consistent one in this light collection of C-2s was actually a very solid second to a well-rated Hacienda last out

8-Come On Ridge – draws a more demanding slot fresh off a gutsy, parked-out second in :27.1, third start off a sick scratch

Race 6

1-Guccio – 2012 Hambletonian runner-up steamrolled past top foes, lands the tricky pole position in a great field & looks poised for a huge transition season

6-Modern Family – bounced back after a disappointing Horse & Groom Final by winning three of four in PA, reunited with the Bionic Man for a serious test here

5-Harbor Point – won three of four before getting parked as the beaten chalk against Modern Family last time, improving 4YO prefers to stalk n pop

Race 7

10-Special T Rocks – last year’s Clyde Hirt winner & Exit 16W runner-up, set a 1:48.3 world record at Pocono, post 10 in a field he can outclass

3-Fantaddy – big fan of this fresh, relentless 5YO who found a 1:49.2 B-1 mile too much last time, draws well again in a competitive group

5-Corky Baran – 10YO classmaster recaptured some of his old magic, nailed Bullet Speed with a perfect second over set-up & a repeat is not out of the question

Race 8

3-Boxcar – product of the Iowa Fairs was an 11-time winner & runner-up in the Valedictory Final at Woodbine, missed more than a month prior to his Virgil Morgan, Jr. debut

4-Quinnman – recent Team Burke acquisition adds Lasix & lands in a competitive C-1 field, as always the barn change can spell wake up

7-Veal Marsala – The Veal sizzled home in :26.3 last time, had pace at both ends before that & upset B-2 stock back on 3-23

Race 9

3-Source Of Pride – tracked live cover & pounced on an all-out Ima Giggity Fool, Takter trainee with stakes aspirations moves inside an evenly-matched field

2-Axiom Hanover – his latest 1:51 win in the Weiss Series is worth noting, got parked in that final & looms as a the main speed here

9-Sir Carry’s Z Tam – added Lasix for his latest qualifier behind Captaintreacherous & expected to flash some of that late kick from post nine

Race 10

2-Art’s Jimmy Ray – got shuffled to the rear & shook loose with late pace in his return to the mile track, won here three times last Summer & draws inside a blank C-2 bunch

8-Big Time Rocks – looking to snap his 0 for 12 skid with some class relief & switch to Yannick Gingras, will it be enough from post eight?

5-Bobjacks Angle A – stone closer twice rallied from well back to finish second here at the C-1 level, seems ideally situated to swoop past to end his drought

Race 11

5-Hillbilly Hanover – just a head shy of stablemate Sweet Lou in last year’s Tattersalls Pace, pressured as the beaten favorite in his 4YO debut, ready to roll for Team Burke

3-Hurrikane Kingcole – reeled off a record 1:18.2 in last year’s fastest mile (1:47.2 NJ Classic), two adequate qualifiers, his latest behind Golden Receiver in :25.2

4-St Lads Zoom Zoom – Daryl Bier has a great record of cashing in on ready-made racehorses, this is another one paying instant dividends at Pocono Downs

Race 12

1-Blade Runner – beaten favorite kicked home in :26.4 chasing a surprisingly sharp A Place In History, finds a soft spot to atone

2-Wisher – ships to the mile track after getting parked at Saratoga, drops into a weak C-2 & draws inside for Team Allard

6-Avogadro Hanover – beaten favorite with a tough trip at Freehold, makes his second start for his new barn & can capitalize on the fresh factor

Race 13

1-Kiss My Art – twice beaten favorite parked last out, miscued before that, a good third in the C-1 Dash for the “C” Notes Final, back on the pole for Nick Surick

3-Sir Melo’s Z Tam – a dominant C-2 winner back on 3-30 returns to the mile track with a better post & seems to have maintained his form

8-Awesome Armbro N – 11YO hasn’t made much headway recently, but drops to the bottom rung with a chance for some of his back class to resurface

Race 1

6-Cantab Abs - $75,000 yearling saw a little stakes experience at two, seems to be progressing nicely for Trond, closed widest from last to a head shy in a 1:01.1 back half

1-Glister Hanover – Hambletonian eligible sold for $47,000 as a yearling, obviously needed to mature & unleashed a wide rally from far back to land in the photo with Cantab Abs

8-Online Exclusive - $70,000 yearling flashed a hint of promise against top fillies at two for Tony Alagna, chased a runaway in the qualifier with a :57.4 back half, looks ready for these

Race 2

3-Cult Status – runner-up to highly rated I Luv The Nitelife in a world record 1:50.1 at Mohawk last August, second qualifier was stronger chasing that same rival

7-Ideal A Little – Grand Circuit Stake winner at two, much improved second qualifier, stablemate to We Will See looks ready to roll

8-Olivia K – paced home in a sharp :27 chasing the NJSS champion Authorize, logically she’s matured from two to three & seeks a hot pace from a demanding post

Race 3

4-Ice Machine – had beaten these in three of four prior to his uncharacteristic miscue behind the gate, give him a chance to atone at a fair price

7-Sevruga – was the hot horse going into the last time these met, gapped the pocket, angled and sprinted past Arch Madness for the show spot, prefers to be in control

6-Undercover Strike – 11-time winner while working his way up to the Preferred level on the WEG circuit last year, excellent qualifiers here featuring sharp stretch kick

Race 4

4-Possessed Fashion – Hambletonian hopeful purchased last month & unfurled a useful rally in his new barn debut, rewarded with an improved post in a field of intriguing prospects

1-Silver Credit – grey filly exhibited speed & consistency as a two-year-old, eye-catching qualifiers in Florida allowing two seconds with the trainer driving

2-Suzelle Hanover – $100,000 yearling kicked in late to nail her pari mutuel debut in a pedestrian :30.1, expect more in her second try from another inside post

Race 5

6-Dragon Princess – was on the verge & delivered a strong, overdue win given a perfect drive by Gingras, has the form & class to repeat in a challenging field

4-Gottaseeaboutagirl – last year’s Night Styles champion & Simpson division winner here is tough to gauge off breaks in two straight starts, but she’s got to be in better shape now

1-Queen Of Royalty – lands the pole off a no-chance Yonkers mile from post eight, she faced tougher here two starts back & competed in the Blue Chip Matchmaker Series

Race 6

1-Me And Cinderella – progressed nicely in the Weiss Series at Pocono Downs, his last two over sloppy tracks, has a big chance to take charge in a camera-shy field

5-Show Ticket – Bob Key homebred & Hambletonian eligible unleashed a large qualifier at The Meadows, reunited with Pierce & looks to make a statement with his speed

6-Muscle Mountain – trotted a second faster, but disappointed as the heavy favorite, while running into a sharp filly, Takter trainee needs to step it up a notch

Race 7

4-Lady’s Art – almost got to the well-rated Abrokenart Hanover in the Night Styles Final with a sharp rail rally in :26.3, draws inside that rival again for her third try off a sick scratch

3-Rub Thing – just 1 for 12 this season, but the recent positive hints, plus the class relief and inside post can’t be ignored

9-Day Blue Chip – was dominant in preliminary legs of the Night Styles, then was bearing out from the same outside post & that cost her the final, has the talent to rebound

Race 8

2-From Above – Corey Callahan & Mark Silva have only started to tap into his pedigree & potential with two straight blowouts, rates another step up from a better post

1-The Chancellor – ventured to Harrah’s Philly & revived his game by winning three of four, lands the pole in a question mark field for Team Orange Crush

7-All About Justice – exploded the toteboard at the A-2 level back on opening night, ran into a sizzling 1:52.1 winner in his comeback at Pocono Downs

Race 9

8-Fashion Athena – Grand Circuit winning filly cruised in her lone qualifier at Harrah’s Philly & returns at the softer C-1 level

5-Spectator K – despite a sloppy track he uncorked a vicious, wrapped up lifetime best at the C-2 level, a similar effort makes him dangerous

2-Double Up Hanover – only raced twice last month & comes off a break, but the class & post relief give him a chance to trip out & rejuvenate

Race 10

10-Tiger’s Too Good – sports back-to-back seconds off the sick scratch, chased a raging Spectator K last out, sharp item can overcome post 10

7-Marcus Bi – took his mark in a Horse & Groom division last year, tackling much tougher on the comeback trail elsewhere, yet the dull form & latest miscue are concerns

1-Lad Pine – lightly-raced four-year-old appeared to be wiped out at Freehold as the heavy favorite, a nice, parked out effort before that, chance to stretch it out on the mile track

Race 11

3-Aubsession – had little chance after a sluggish start from the rail in her Lasix debut here for Team Allard, deserves a chance to atone

5-Cheyenne Patti – ships back off a gutsy mile as the beaten favorite with trainer Nick Surick in the bike & drops to the bottom C-2 level

8-Dream’s Bar – rallied for two in a row here earlier in the meet, a beaten favorite off two straight seconds, the right trip scenario sets her up to break through

Race 12

1-Andie Sophia – KYSS champion only making her fifth career start, yet you’ve got to like the way she qualified here, plus she lands the pole

5-Lady Dynamite – added trotting hopples & drew off in a rousing comeback here, Mark Harder trainee continues to tap her potential in a tough field

7-Time To Kill – Breeders Crown & Matron runner-up qualified well enough & appears ready to serve up some of her class edge despite the demanding draw

Race 13

1-Habanero – three steady preps at Pocono Downs, drops into a soft C-2 split here, draws the rail & picks up Andy Miller

3-Order By Corleone – responded to another perfect drive by Jim Marohn, Jr. to finished second again, has won since 2011, yet this is an ideal spot to end his drought

10-Fountainbleau Volo – seems to have regained some of his back class recently, hits the rock bottom C-2 class here, but must find a way into it from post 10

Favorite Handicapping Angles

I’ll be the first to admit the first half of the 2013 meet at the Meadowlands was indeed a challenge to sift through and solve as a handicapper.  In particular, the start of season presented many interesting puzzles and mysteries due to the sheer volume of shippers, and how they were classified under the revised A B C system.  Still, as we continued to evolve in our approach, and considered weather conditions and pace scenarios, some tried and true angles flushed out live horses and produced their share of winners, especially when things settled down.  We often tried to beat the favorite, couldn’t do it, and had to settle for the exacta box.  On the flip side, just when we thought we were going to get some value on our top selection, the price was hammered down.  When there was a standout, it was fun figuring out who to play underneath.  Many times multiple angles overlapped and applied to the same horse.  The following examples are a few of our modest successes.

Acclimating Mile – Once horses have a trip over the track and/or a start after a layoff, we can gain a better gauge on their true form.  On January 4, The Evictor had rallied stoutly from far back in his first start over the track.  He also showed raging form against tougher company elsewhere and switched to Corey Callahan.  The Evictor roared home to a career best of 1:53.4 to pay $7.40.

Positive Trend – On January 17, Cruise Queen had picked up her game on Lasix and had a needed start at the Big M.  The winner of eight of 24 career starts was also one of many new acquisitions for leading trainer Ron Burke this meet.  The daughter of Artiscape brushed and crushed them from post eight, and took a new mark of 1:52.4 and paid $8.80.

Closer on the Verge – Stone closer Clear View Hanover had three starts under her and was getting a slight class drop going into her January 25 race.  Her latest effort was an improved second with a driver change to Simon Allard.  Simon now had a better idea of what this mare was all about and got her into a perfect second over striking position to nail the favorite in 1:53.3 to pay $10.00. 

Class Drop in a So-So Field – Dash For The Cash appeared to be a relatively consistent trotter for brothers John and Jim Campbell, and was coming off two decent miles at the B-2 level on January 31.  He dropped to face an uninspiring C-1 field, steamrolled first over from post eight and paid $8.60.

Burke Overlay – Trainer Ron Burke blanketed cards with fresh faces early in the meet and Oil Magnet made an immediate impression.  The 9YO Western Hanover gelding was making his Big M debut on February 2 after going three-for-three since the Burke acquisition at The Meadows.  Oil Magnet cruised to a career best of 1:51.3 and paid $8.40.  The pacer went on to sweep the Winter Survivor Series.

Cycling Forward for Team Allard – On February 9, No Bu was an excellent candidate to upset the favorite Perrito Caliente.  Acquired by Rene Allard in late Fall of 2012, he was a closer who showed form that was gradually cycling forward.  His last two final quarters were an improved :26 and change.  He kicked home in :26.1 to upset in a career best of 1:51.2 and paid $8.40.

Second Start off the Bench – Vaporstar only won once this meet and that lone tally came in his second start for strong percentage trainer Rob Harmon.  The four-year-old banked $100,000 in Illinois in 2012 and finished solidly in his first tour of the oval.  On February 15, he went wire-to-wire in 1:55.2 and paid $9.00.

Strong Back Half off a Modest Pace – It took Dream’s Bar a few starts at the Big M and the right scenario to see her late move pay off.  On February 15, she was coming off a sterling rally to hit the board off a modest pace and stormed home to for Eric Carlson to win by a nose in 1:54 to pay $10.40.  Dream’s Bar did virtually the same thing in her next start to repeat and pay $10.00.

Drop Back to Winning Level – Photo King had shown positive hints, including a sharp win two starts back at the A-2 level.  After a mile in which he was shuffled from the rail in a slightly tougher A-2/A-1 Handicap, the son of S J’s Photo returned against an evenly matched A-2 group on February 22.  He rallied to score in 1:55 and paid $18.80.

Class Drop off a No-Chance Mile – Zumba Mouse is a trotting mare noted for her big finishes, and on March 1 she was coming off an impossible trip from post 10 at the B-2 level.  She had won just before that in only her second start after a long layoff.  With the drop to the C-1 level and a perfectly timed move by Marcus Miller “The Mouse” pounced to equal her lifetime mark of 1:55 and paid $9.00.  Then, she repeated back up at the B-2 level for a $13.20 payoff.

Class Relief & Driver Change Combo – Going into his race on March 2, Southern Sport had his share of tough trips, he was dropping down to the level of a recent win and picked up Tim Tetrick.  As usual, Rob Harmon had his trainee on his toes and Southern Sport flashed :27 speed on both ends in a 1:51.2 mile and paid $13.20.

Sudden Speed & Class Drop – Westside Lindy had gotten his act in gear showing sudden speed in his last two starts noted trotting man Walter Carroll.  On March 22, the son of SJ’s Caviar dropped from B-2 to C-1, was given a slick drive by Eric Goodell and paid $9.20.

Sudden Speed & Back Class – Arctic Fire had dropped down in class and revived her form with sudden speed at Harrah’s Philadelphia.  On April 5 at the Big M, she faced a camera-shy group of mares at the B-2 level for owner/trainer Noel Daley, Andrew McCarthy drove her superbly and she zipped home in :26.3 to win a blanket photo and paid $13.40.

Sudden Speed in a Question Mark Field – On April 19, Bambino Hall was returning to the Big M after three races elsewhere, his latest a sudden display of speed at Pocono Downs.  Team Allard had him well placed in a so-so B-2 field, and with a perfect second over trip he was able to employ his preferred closing style in a 1:53.2 career best and paid $9.20.

Parked Out & Didn’t Fade Much – Multiple angles applied to Alex Bullville on April 20.  The steady son of Bettor’s Delight was coming off a parked out trip and lost by less than two lengths.  He had been knocking on the door, drew an improved post and switched to Corey Callahan.  Alex Bullville stormed home in a career best of 1:50.4 and paid $10.00.

2013 Season First Half Highlights 

The 2013 season at the Meadowlands Racetrack started with a bang on the racing and wagering front with the successful implementation of the A-B-C classification system, the addition of a second Pick 4, big money guarantees, and full and competitive fields, wide-open betting boards, and positive news with a state-of-the-art grandstand on the rise. 

Plus, Yannick Gingras leading the world’s best driving colony, teamed with Ron Burke, the sport’s top trainer, along with the traditional array of fierce Winter Series action, a steady line-up of nightly promotions, and small wonder $3 million handles have become the norm. 

Once again, the big story headlines in January were produced by the amazing Golden Receiver.  The 8-year-old son of Village Jove, and pride of breeder/owner Nina Simmonds, made it back-to-back Presidential Series sweeps.  Tim Tetrick drove for trainer Mark Harder, who enjoyed a strong first half of the meet.  The Golden One looked better than ever in a 1:49.3 final, and gears up for another run at the Summer’s free for all slugfests.  Harder also won the Charles Singer Memorial Final with Real Babe. 

One of the other highlights of January was a rags-to-riches pacer who swept the Clyde Hirt Series.  Holdingallthecards, a son of Cam’s Card Shark purchased for a bit more $1,000 by Wisconsin road contruction worker Bill McIntyre, took a mark of 1:50.3 in the second leg, then dominated the final in 1:51.1 for Tim Tetrick and trainer Scott Di Domenico. 

Andy Miller, a strong third in the standings, won three Winter Series finals, and two from post 10.  The first came when Windsun Galliano set a stakes record of 1:53.4 in the Super Bowl for his wife, trainer Julie Miller.  Andy swept the Junior Trendsetter with Meadowlands Pace hopeful Resistance Futile, a Real Desire colt that Bob Siegelman looked after for Blair Burgess.  Resistance Futile was impressive with a 1:51.3 romp and a final quarter of :26.2.  Andy also captured the Exit 16W Final with Mr Dennis in 1:52.3 for trainer Nick Surick, who was tied for third going into the Championship Meet.

The dominant duo of Yannick Gingras and Ron Burke came through with a trio of finals.  Oil Magnet swept the Winter Survivor, one of several new acquisitions for Team Burke.  The Western Hanover nine-year-old ran his winning streak to seven in that final beating stablemate Boiler Bob The QB.  Escape The News scored back-to-back battles with Warrawee Needy in 1:48.4 and 1:49.3 to take the Aquarius.  And on the trotting side, Quick Deal was eye-catching in the frigid conditions of the Horse & Groom Series with miles of 1:52.1 and 1:52.4 in that final.  On February 16, Yannick Gingras won seven races, one shy of the record set by Mike Lachance in 1995. 

As Spring finally sprang, and with Yannick Gingras and Tim Tetrick spending their weekends in New York, the sport’s leading driver really turned up the heat at the Big M, and Corey Callahan grandslams were commonplace.  The top gun in Delaware for the fourth straight season captured the Rags to Riches Final with Cane Ridge in a speedy 1:50, a mile that featured a dazzling :52.4 half. 

The Meadowlands stellar driving colony also featured the rising star of 19-year-old Joe Bongiorno, the stalwart Hall of Fame bound Dave Miller holding down second in the standings, the firmly established presence of Simon Allard, who won both finals of the Gina Giant and Night Styles, and the vintage Hall of Famers John Campbell and Ron Pierce. 

The 2013 Championship Meet once again features outdoor activities added to the menu of fan-friendly promotions, like the popular Friday Night Winners at the Wedge, Bands Brews & BBQ, Jersey Fest, Camel & Ostrich Racing and the Summer Beer Festival.  Plus, with major stakes events like the Meadowlands Pace and the Hambletonian, the Meadowlands Racetrack continues to be a leader in world class racing, great betting races and family entertainment.  

There were six new members of the Sub 1:48 Club in 2012:  Panther Hanover, Hurrikane Kingcole, Put On A Show (only female), Bolt The Duer, Sweet Lou and Thinking Out Loud.

Despite the continuous evolution of speed in harness racing, the sub 1:48 club remains a relatively exclusive list, mostly of those pacers who definitely earned their respective speed marks.

It’s an interesting collection of the sport’s fastest performers of all-time, and each one with their own story, creating their very own dramatic moment when they stopped the teletimer with an eye-popping number.

There have been 40 sub 1:48 miles, and of the 33 members of the club, seven have accomplished the feat twice:  Somebeachsomewhere, We Will See, Art Official, Won The West, Lis Mara, Holborn Hanover and Real Joke.  The first three of those seven did it as sophomores.  In fact, more than a third (14) in this special group took their sub 1:48 marks as a three-year-old.

Although there are only two time trials on the list, Cambest continues to rank number one for his 1:46.1 mile at Springfield, Illinois.  It’s also the oldest sub 1:48 mile, coming back in 1993 off fractions of :26.1, :51.4 and 1:19 with Hall of Famer William O’Donnell.  Jereme’s Jet reeled off his 1:47 time trial in the Fall of 2007 at The Red Mile and remains the fastest mile of John Campbell’s illustrious career.

Jim Morrill, Jr. guided two in the top six, Holborn Hanover, the longest shot in Meadowlands Pace history, who came back at age four to win the US Pacing Championship in 1:46.4.  Then, Morrill drove the recently retired Won The West to the fastest Breeders Crown mile ever at 1:47 in 2009.  Morrill also put a mark of 1:47.4 on Shadyshark Hanover in the 2011 Oliver Wendell Holmes.

Somebeachsomewhere’s 1:46.4 race mile in Lexington came a few months after his gallant defeat at the hands of Art Official in the 1:47 world record Meadowlands Pace in 2008, one of the greatest races of all-time.

We Will See’s pair of 1:47.2 and 1:47.4 in 2011 with Ron Pierce came in his $1.2 million four-year-old season when he was beaten out for the division title by Foiled Again, whose mark of 1:48.1 leaves him an outsider here.   

Hypnotic Blue Chip paced the fastest mile of 2011, 1:47.2 in the US Pacing Championship, one of two 1:47.2 trips in Jody Jamieson’s career, and one of 26 sub 1:48 miles recorded at The Meadowlands.  Jamieson’s other 1:47.2 sparkler came with the oldest member of this crew, the nine-year-old Primetime Bobcat, who stunned onlookers on a 53-degree night at Woodbine back in 2006.  That is still the all-age track record at Woodbine.

Bettor Sweet was another who took his mark of 1:47.2 at age four at The Big M, just won his second straight Breeders Crown and is closing in on $3 million.

Sometimes you get lucky and set up by hot fractions, like Hurrikane Kingcole’s record 1:18.2 three quarters, and the lightly-raced Panther Hanover with Sylvain Filion pounced in 1:47.2 to win the 2012 New Jersey Classic in only his tenth career start.  Hurrikane Kingcole had previously romped in the Pace Consolation in 1:47.3 in rein to Yannick Gingras.

Jenna’s Beach Boy and William Fahy sat a perfect trip behind Riyadh and the result was a 1:47.3 before-its-time clocking back in 1996.

Space Shuttle and Ron Pierce tripped out behind Western Ideal in 2000 to win in 1:47.4, one of many in the daytime heat of Hambletonian Day.

Lis Mara and Brian Sears came charging off stunning fractions of :25.2, :52.2 and 1:20.2 enroute to a 1:47.3 Breeders Crown triumph in 2006.

On the other side of the coin, Well Said and Ron Pierce simply dominated the 2008 Meadowlands Pace in a 1:47.3 blowout.  Rocknroll Heaven did the same in his 2010 Pace elimination, yet had to settle for second to One More Laugh in a 1:47.4 final.

Hall of Famer Ron Pierce leads the way with seven sub 1:48 miles.

The Sub 1:48 Club not only stands out as a collection of fleet of foot pacers and some great champions, but a legacy of the constant quest for time standards and a memory book of heart-pounding moments.

Cambest  5,1:46.1TT 

Holborn Hanover  5,1:46.4 

Somebeachsomewhere  3,1:46.4 

Jereme’s Jet  4,1:47TT 

Art Official  3,1:47 

Won The West  5,1:47 

We Will See  4,1:47.2 

Hypnotic Blue Chip  4,1:47.2 

Primetime Bobcat  9,1:47.2 

With Anticipation  5,1:47.2 

Bettor Sweet  4,1:47.2 

Panther Hanover  3,1:47.2 

Won The West  7,1:47.2 

Jenna’s Beach Boy  4,1:47.3 

Lis Mara  4,1:47.3 

Soul Chaser  7,1:47.3 

Well Said  3,1:47.3 

Real Joke  4,1:47.3 

Real Joke  4,1:47.3 

Rocknroll Heaven  3,1:47.3 

Hurrikane Kingcole  3,1:47.3 

Put On A Show  5,1:47.3 

OK Commander  3,1:47.4 

Somebeachsomewhere 3,1:47.4 

Lis Mara  5,1:47.4 

Four Starzzz Shark  6,1:47.4 

Holborn Hanover  5,1:47.4 

Space Shuttle  4,1:47.4 

Ultimate Falcon  5,1:47.4 

American Ideal  3,1:47.4 

My Boy David  3,1:47.4 

Mister Big  4,1:47.4 

Shadow Play  4,1:47.4 

Art Official  3,1:47.4 

One More Laugh  3,1:47.4 

Shadyshark Hanover   3,1:47.4 

We Will See  4,1:47.4 

Bolt The Duer  3,1:47.4 

Sweet Lou  3,1:47.4 

Thinking Out Loud  3,1:47.4