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caballopasion · 3 years

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CABALLOS DE CARRERAS

Cuando se piensa en carreras de caballos, casi siempre se suele pensar en el caballo Pura sangre y, aunque no cabe duda de que es la raza de carreras más famosa, no es la única. Incluso la palabra carreras puede ser un término bastante amplio que cubre una gama de diferentes “tipos” de carreras, desde carreras de trineos hasta carreras de obstáculos y carreras de resistencia; hay un tipo de caballo que se adapta perfectamente a cada una de ellas.Independientemente del tipo de carrera, el factor más importante es la velocidad. Así, el Pura sangre es mundialmente famosos por su velocidad, pero también por su inteligencia y su naturaleza enérgica. Son caballos amigables, pero no son necesariamente aptos para ser manejados por jinetes sin experiencia. La velocidad máxima registrada por un pura sangre fue de 70,76 km / h. No es de extrañar que el pura sangre sea la raza más popular para carreras planas y de obstáculos, especialmente si se considera que se desarrolló únicamente como un caballo de carreras.

El caballo árabe, a pesar de su naturaleza exaltada, son caballos amables que son muy buenos caballos para la familia y las carreras, con una velocidad media de 55 km. El árabe es el mejor caballo de resistencia, especialmente en el desierto. Durante miles de años, han sido criados por los beduinos nómadas que necesitaban un caballo de guerra robusto que tuviera mucha energía y resistencia, así como la capacidad de sobrevivir con poca agua.Los Appaloosas son caballos versátiles y dispuestos que son amados por su naturaleza leal y amigable, originarios de EE. UU. son muy adecuados para carreras de resistencia, con una velocidad máxima de 69 km / h. Pueden ser grandes caballos de carreras, ya sea que se trate de carreras planas, resistencia o carreras de barriles. Los indios Nez Percé, que originalmente criaron el Appaloosa, criaron selectivamente a sus caballos por su velocidad y resistencia, así como por un temperamento amistoso.Considerado por muchos como la mejor raza de trote del mundo, el Standardbred fue creado a propósito durante el siglo XIX como un caballo de carreras de arneses. Todos los Standardbreds se remontan a Hambletonian 10, que nació en 1849 y es bisnieto de Messenger (Messenger (1780 – 1808), un pura sangre gris que ganó 10 de las 16 carreras en las que participó. Messenger fue de Mambrino, quien fue un pura sangre al trote). La influencia que Hambletonian 10 tuvo en la raza (y las carreras de trineos) es reconocida por Hambletonian Stakes, la carrera de trofeos más prestigiosa de Norteamérica.El French Trotter (Trotón Francés) se desarrolló cruzando pura sangre con el ahora extinto Norfolk Trotter en un intento de crear un caballo de trote rápido que se pudiera correr fácilmente con arnés o debajo de una silla de montar. A principios de la década de 1930, el libro genealógico estaba cerrado a todos los caballos, excepto a los trotones franceses de pura raza, aunque hoy en día se permiten los cruces con los estándar. Puede viajar fácilmente a unos impresionantes 64 km. Compite con regularidad en carreras de trote con trote y silla de montar, siendo el Prix d’Amerique (trote) y el Prix de Cornulier (trote de silla) las dos carreras más populares de Francia

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#caballo #caballos #caballo de carreras #caballos de carreras #hipica #equitacion

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pickleandthequeen · 7 years

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Opinion on horse racing?

I am split on this issue; I do not think the act of horse racing is in and of itself unethical or cruel, but I do believe that there are too many horses being bred each year - American Pharoah alone is projected to sire 100-120 foals per year until retirement….a good 17+ years from now(1). That is about 2,040 foals by American Pharoah alone in the next 17 years. We’ll probably only remember the names of a handful of them. Most of them will not be American Pharoah’s! Let’s not pick on American Pharoah though, because I don’t have a problem breeding him; he’s successful, he’s sound. Everyone wants a piece of American Pharoah.

I’m looking for numbers in standardbred racing (I don’t have the energy to look for other breeds, I’m focusing on the racing breeds with which I have experience, which are SBs and TBs) for average number of covers/foals top money SB stallions sire a year, but the closest I’ve found was “Muscle Hill dominates sale with 52 yearlings!” which, while great for Muscle Hill, he’s GORGEOUS and I want one of his babies, especially if I could get one that also had Striking Sahbra in it too…idk if such a horse exists but I want one haha. Anyway. Great for Muscle Hill, but I’m sure he sires more than 52 a year, especially since he’s apparently in high demand based on his prices.

In the 2016 Triple Crown, there was some statistic stated like, “out of the thousands of horses bred each year, here are best of them!” And it’s like… There are ELEVEN - TWENTY horses on that track. Now, 20 sounds like a lot….

I think it was 20, then 13, then 11 in the last of the TC. So….those are your odds for having a History Making TB horse. You can make money without winning the Triple Crown or the Breeders’ Cups or Hambletonian’s, sure. Within the racing world, you can be well-known without winning those things, sure. There are plenty of good breeders and trainers that preserve the soundness of their horses, and that’s great, but there are too many who don’t.

Honestly, what gets me more than anything else is how many former racers end up in shitty situations after their track time is spent. Often, it’s not immediately after; some tracks apparently have ramifications for owners/trainers whose end up in danger immediately after “retirement” but it can be hard to prove. There have been cases where thoroughbreds(2) have been dumped in the Everglades after they’re done racing, which horrible - it also should be noted that there are QHs, Minis, and other horses that turn up in the Everglades too(3) - HORSE ABUSE IS NOT JUST A RACING ISSUE!! Horse abuse happens in, unfortunately, EVERY horse industry.

I think reforms need to be made in the HORSE Industry, not just the Racing Industry.

TL,DR:

I’m not against racing and actually want to drive standardbreds in races so I’m REALLY not against it haha but I think we need to make sure the horses don’t end up in bad situations after they’re done.

Sources1. http://www.whas11.com/sports/horses/american-pharoah-nears-100-pregnant-mares-with-his-foals-since-retirement/165401330 - quote from AP’s manager2. http://offtrackthoroughbreds.com/2016/10/03/partly-blind-everglades-horse-wins-big-honor/3. http://www.spca-sofla.org/11-rescued-from-grisly-illegal-slaughter-in-east-everglades/

#horse racing #animal abuse #i like horse racing tbh like my friends and i line up and say GO and race #Anonymous #pickle's queen answers #harness racing

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googletrends-blog · 6 years

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Hambletonian 2018: Filly Atlanta beats Crystal Trend

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Father and son Rick and Scott Zeron shared an emotional embrace within the winner’s circle Saturday after their filly, Atlanta, cruised to victory within the 93rd annual $1 million Hambletonian on the Meadowlands Racetrack.

“That is enormous,” stated the smiling driver, Scott Zeron.

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#Atlanta #beats #Crystal #fashion #Filly #Hambletonian

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tvgnetwork · 6 years

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PLAY WITH TVG, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4TH

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This Saturday afternoon marks the 93rd running of the $1 million Hambletonian at the Meadowlands and TVG’s very own Dave Weaver will be there live to bring you all the news and insight on their marquee card consisting of 16 races with total purses in excess of $4 million that begins at Noon ET!

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nzgamesmedia · 6 years

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10 FINALIST HAMBLETONIAN CONTEST QUESTIONS

Bill Bohnenberger asks: Can you explain the history of the Hambletonian? Why is it the premiere trotting event today? The Hambletonian was named for Hambletonian 10 the father of the American…

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alltomtrav · 7 years

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New Post has been published on http://www.alltomtrav.info/svanstedt-stjarna-favorit-till-vm-titeln/?Allt+Om+Trav

Svanstedt stjärna favorit till VM-titeln

Fyra svensktränade hästar finns på startlinjen i penningstinna New York-loppet

1 av 3 | Foto: LARS JAKOBSSON/KANAL75

Resolve och Åke Svanstedt är favoriter att försvara titeln i VM-loppet.

TRAV13 oktober 2017 13:40

Över åtta miljoner kronor i prispotten.

På lördag avgörs VM-loppet på Yonkers i New York.

Hela fyra svensktränade hästar finns på startlinjen.

Tränade i Sverige, men med andra flaggor i programmet.

International Trot är som namnet antyder en uppgörelse mellan hästar från många länder.

Sju av tio deltagare har flugits in från Europa, men till skillnad från gängse praxis då hästar brukar representeras av sina ägares hemländer så går man på Yonkers efter uppfödningsland.

Sålunda tävlar Stefan P Petterssons Oasis Bi för Italien, trots att han ägs av Frackstads Lantbruks AB i Vikingstad.

Jerry Riordans Twister Bi representerar samma land medan Reijo Liljendahls Shadow Woodland tävlar för Finland – som även mönstrar Åby Stora Pris-vinnaren Midnight Hour.

Ensam svensk blir således Hans R Strömbergs On Track Piraten som likt Oasis Bi varit med i de båda föregående upplagorna sedan International Trot återuppstod 2015.

Danmark representeras av Tripolini V.P. och från Frankrike kommer Dreamoko vars far och stallkamrat Timoko slutade tvåa i VM-loppet 2015.

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VM-loppet lottat – mardröm för svensk

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Tre svenska kuskar flyger över Atlanten

Hemmafavorit

Oddsfavorit enligt Yonkers ”morning-line” är hemmahoppet Åke Svanstedt och Resolve, som vann fjolårets upplaga på världsrekordtiden 1.11,5/2 011 meter autostart, men närmast kommer från en rejäl flopp i Kanada vilket förklarats med ett fästingbett.

Och apropå det så representeras USA:s nordliga granne av storloppsexperten Marion Marauder. Hästen som i fjol blev första häst på tio år att ta Triple Crown, det vill säga vinna kontinentens tre största treåringslopp: Hambletonian, Yonkers Trot och Kentucky Futurity – detta med en sammanlagd segermarginal på några decimeter.

Några sådana meriter har inte Nordamerikas tredje häst In Secret, som istället utmärkt sig som Yonkers-specialist då han radat upp sex raka segrar på den snäva 800-metersovalen.

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Blev nobbad av banan – återvänder för VM

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Startfältet till VM-loppet i USA är klart

Utklassar elitloppsdagen

Men även resten av tävlingsdagen håller högsta klass med finaler av New York Sire Stakes för travare och passgångare, samt två stora lopp för äldre hästar.

Totalt ska 27 miljoner kronor delas ut i prispengar vilket gör lördagen till den mest penningstinna sulkysportsdagen i staten New Yorks historia. Det kan jämföras med elitloppsdagen då Solvalla delade ut drygt tio miljoner i prispengar.

Hela travfesten visas i ATG Live och givetvis erbjuds möjlighet till spel.

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2 011 meter autostart 1. Marion Marauder – Scott Zeron (Paula Wellwood) Kanada 2. Oasis Bi – Kim Eriksson (Stefan P Pettersson) Italien 3. Dreammoko – Gabriele Gelormini (Richard Westerink) Frankrike 4. Twister Bi – Christoffer Eriksson (Jerry Riordan) Italien 5. Shadow Woodland – Tim Tetrick (Reijo Liljendahl) Finland 6. Resolve – Åke Svanstedt (Åke Svanstedt) USA 7. Midnight Hour – Iikka Nurmonen (Ossi Nurmonen) Finland 8. In Secret – George Brennan (Ron Burke) USA 9. Tripolini V.P. – Jeppe Juel (Jeppe Juel) Danmark 10. On Track Piraten – Johnny Takter (Hans R Strömberg) Sverige Förstapris: cirka fyra miljoner kronor

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Läs mer om trav hos Trav 365 på Aftonbladet

#aftonbladet #trav 365

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blind-chihuahua · 7 years

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"Hambletonian 10, or Rysdyk's Hambletonian, (May 5, 1849 – 1876) was an American trotter and a founding sire of the Standardbred horse breed. The stallion was born in Sugar Loaf, NY on 5 May 1849. Hambletonian has been inducted into the Immortals category of the Harness Racing Hall of Fame."

#hambletonian #standardbred #horses

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runnerlive495 · 3 years

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The Hamiltonian Horse Race

The Hamiltonian Horse Race At The Meadowlands

Hambletonian Horse Race 2020

Burke (as Burke Racing Stable) co-owns Southwind Frank (Muscle Hill - Flawless Lindy) with Weaver Bruscemi LLC, birthday boy Gene Kurzrok's Our Horse Cents Stables and J And T Silva Stables LLC. Racing Horse Hamiltonian was sired by and out of Baha Men, Hamiltonian is a 11 year old Bay Gelding horse owned by B A Hamilton & Mrs A G Williams and trained by K W Marshment. Find out more with our Thoroughbred Horse Profile Directory and Horse Racing Results. The horse was to race under his former owners' names the rest of the year, with Bertmark splitting earnings and expenses. Armbro Goal earned $578,400 with his Hambletonian victory, Firm Tribute took home second money of $289,200 on the basis of his third place finish in the first heat and his second place spot in the second heat. Hambletonian Stakes, also called Hambletonian Trot, annual American horse race for three-year-old trotters, one of harness racing ’s most widely known events. The Hambletonian was first held in 1926 at Syracuse, New York. It was later moved to Goshen, New York, in 1957 to Du Quoin, Illinois, and in 1981 to Meadowlands (New Jersey) Racetrack.

The Hambletonian stakes is a prestigious American harness race, named in honor of Hambletonian 10 a foundation sire of the Standardbred horse breed, also known as the 'Father of the American Trotter.' The Hambletonian is held annually for three-year-old trotting Standardbreds. It is the most coveted North American race for trotters; among races for pacers, only the Little Brown Jug is as prestigious. The Hambletonian is the first, and most prestigious, event in the United States Trotting Triple Crown races. The Hambletonian is currently run at Meadowlands Racetrack in August.

Hambletonian 10, or Rysdyk's Hambletonian, (May 5, 1849-1876) was an American trotter and sire who profoundly influenced the sport of harness racing. The stallion was born in Sugar Loaf, New York, on 5 May 1849. Hambletonian has been inducted into the Immortals category of the Harness Racing Hall of Fame.

Origin and Early Years

Hambletonian 10 bred by Jonas Seely, Jr. on his farm at Sugar Loaf in Orange County, New York. He was sired by Abdallah who was a grandson of the hugely influential Thoroughbred sire, Messenger. Abdallah was ugly in body and temperament, so much so that he was sold to a fish peddlar for $5. Hambletonian's dam was known as the Charles Kent Mare or the 'Kent Mare.' Hambletonian was thrice inbred to Messenger, considered a foundation sire of Standardbreds.

Seeley's hired hand, William Rysdyk, cared for the mare and foal. Rysdyk became so attached to the pair and was so convinced that the foal would someday be great that he asked to purchase them. Seeley finally agreed, and for $125 William Rysdyk took his prize possessions home.

Hambletonian had an unusual build, being low at the withers (15.1 ¼ hh) but high at the croup (15.3 ¼). This length of hind leg did, however, provide a great deal of thrust with each stride, and he passed this on to all his get.

Career

Hambletonian 10, as he was registered, made his first public appearance at the age of six months at the nearby Orange County Fair in Goshen. He caused quite a sensation and horsemen started referring to him as 'Rysdyk's Abdallah colt.' This colt began his stud career at age two when Rysdyk allowed him to cover four mares. Meanwhile another son of Abdallah, Abdallah Chief, owned by Seeley C. Roe, was looming as a competitor for the local stallion honors. Roe had nothing but contempt for Hambletonian, and claimed he'd never be a trotter, only a show horse. This issue was settled in 1852 at Long Island's Union Course. Hambletonian and Abdallah Chief were hitched to skeleton wagons with their owners driving. Three minutes and three seconds after the start, Hambletonian crossed the finish line ahead of his rival. Roe still wasn't satisfied and insisted on another race. A time trial was held. Abdallah Chief went the mile in 2:55 1/2. Then Roe watched Hambletonian, in what would be the only time trial of his career, trot the mile in 2:48 1/2. Rysdyk then placed Hambletonian at stud in Chester and bred him to local mares for a fee upwards of $500. The horse's reputation quickly grew as a sire of speed, and Rysdyk made a modest fortune from the horse's services. In his years at stud, 1,331 foals were sired. From four of Hambletonian's sons (George Wilkes, Dictator, Happy Medium, and Electioneer), the lineage of virtually all American Standardbred horses can be traced.

Death

At age 27 on March 27, 1876, Hambletonian died. Both he and his owner, who had died in 1870, were buried in Chester, N.Y. Seventeen years after Hambletonian's death a granite monument, the gift of many people who had fond memories of the horse, was placed over his grave on Hambletonian Avenue.

Legacy

In 24 seasons at stud, between 1851 and 1875, Hambletonian produced about 1,335 foals. Through four Hambletonian sons, 99 percent of all of the harness racing horses in North America today trace their bloodline to him.

In the 1860s, one of his sons, Dexter, trotted the mile in 2:17.25-a record. Dexter was immediately bought for $25,000 by a Robert Bonner for his own private driving pleasure. A rigidly moral man, Bonner did not approve of racing or betting, so no one will ever know if Dexter could have trotted even faster. But ever since, no horse lacking lines to Hambletonian in their pedigree has ever done better.

The Hambletonian Stakes race, the most prestigious harness race for trotters in North America, is named in honor of Hambletonian 10.

For More Information:

Thoroughbred Heritage Portraits Hambletonian 10 Hamiltonian Society Sugar Loaf Historical Society

Hambletonian StakesTriple Crown raceLocationMeadowlands Racetrack, East Rutherford, New Jersey, United StatesInaugurated1926Race typeHarness race for standardbred trottersWebsitewww.hambletonian.org/index.htmlRace informationDistance1,609 meters (1 mile)SurfaceDirtQualification3yoPurse$1,000,000 (2015)

The Hamiltonian Horse Race At The Meadowlands

The Hambletonian Stakes is a major American harness race, named in honor of Hambletonian 10, a foundation sire of the Standardbred horse breed, also known as the 'Father of the American Trotter.' The Hambletonian is held annually for three-year-old trotting Standardbreds. It is the first event in the Triple Crown of Harness Racing for Trotters. The Hambletonian is run at Meadowlands Racetrack (New Jersey) on the first Saturday in August.(1)

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Hambletonian Horse Race 2020

The Hambletonian first took place at the New York State Fair in Syracuse, NY in 1926. The race switched from Syracuse to Lexington, KY for the 1927 and 1929 races, however, because of rainouts. Starting in 1930, Good Time Park in Goshen, NY hosted the race until 1956 with the exception of 1943. That year, The Hambletonian was raced at Empire City Race Track, which became Yonkers Raceway in 1950, because of wartime gas rationing. The Du Quoin State Fair in Du Quoin, IL gained the rights to host the race in 1957 and held on to it until 1980. Since 1981, the race has been at the Meadowlands Racetrack in East Rutherford, NJ

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Most wins by a driver

6 – John Campbell (1987, 1988, 1990, 1995, 1998, 2006)

Most wins by a trainer

5 – Billy Haughton (1974, 1976, 1977, 1980, 1982)

Ben White (1927, 1933, 1936, 1942, 1943)

Stanley Dancer (1965, 1968, 1972, 1975, 1983)

Stakes record

1:50 1/5 – Muscle Hill (2009)

Hambletonian Stakes winners(edit)

Year Winner Driver Trainer Owner Time Purse 2020Ramona HillAndy McCarthyTony AlagnaBrad Grant, Crawford Farms, Robert Leblanc & In The Gym Partners1:50 1/5$1,000,0002019Forbidden TradeBob McClureLuc BlaisSerge Godin & Distinction Capital1:51 0/5$1,000,0002018AtlantaScott ZeronRick ZeronRick Zeron, Crawford Fms, Holland1:50 4/5$1,000,0002017Perfect SpiritÅke SvanstedtÅke SvanstedtSrf Stable,Delray Beach,FL1:50 3/5$1,000,0002016Marion MarauderScott ZeronPaula WellwoodJean Wellwood, Devin Keeler1:51 4/5$1,000,0002015PinkmanBrian SearsJimmy TakterChristina Takter, John & Jim Fielding, Joyce McClelland, Herb Liverman1:51 0/5$1,000,0002014TrixtonJimmy TakterJimmy TakterBrixton Medical Ab (Bengt Agerup) & Christina Takter1:50 3/5$1,006,1252013Royalty For LifeBrian SearsGeorge DucharmeAl Ross, Chip Campbell, Jr., Paul Fountaine1:52 1/5$1,000,0002012Market ShareTim TetrickLinda ToscanoRichard S. Gutnick, T L P Stable, William J. Augustine1:52 1/5$1,500,0002011Broad BahnGeorge BrennanNoel DaleyFam Alber Horse Racing LLC (Leif Alber)1:53 0/0$1,500,0002010Muscle MassiveRonald PierceJimmy TakterBrixton Medical Ab (Bengt Agerup), Order By Stable (Stefan Balazsi), et al.1:51 0/0$1,500,0002009Muscle HillBrian SearsGregory B. PeckTLP Stable, Jerry Silva, Southwind Farm, Muscle Hill Racing LLC1:50 1/5$1,520,3332008DeweycheatumnhoweRay SchnittkerRay SchnittkerSchnittker, Iannazzo, Gewertz, Baldassare & Deweycheatumnhowe Stable1:52 0/0$1,500,0002007Donato HanoverRonald PierceSteve Elliott(Lessees) Steve Arnold, David Scharf, Golden Touch Stables1:53 2/5$1,500,0002006GlidemasterJohn CampbellBlair BurgessRobert Burgess, Karin-Olsson Burgess, Marsha Cohen, Brittany Farms1:51 1/5$1,500,0002005Vivid PhotoRoger HammerRoger HammerRoger Hammer, Todd Schadel1:52 3/5$1,500,0002004Windsong's LegacyTrond SmedshammerTrond SmedshammerAnn Brannvoll, Ted Gewertz, Patricia Spinelli1:54 1/5$1,000,0002003Amigo HallMichel LachanceBlair BurgessWalnut Hall Limited (Alan J. Leavitt), Robert Burgess, Karin Olsson-Burgess1:54 0/0$1,000,0002002Chip Chip HoorayEric LedfordCharles SylvesterC. Sylvester, M. Prakas, Wingedfoot Farms, N. Goldman1:53 3/5$1,000,0002001Scarlet KnightStefan MelanderStefan MelanderStefan Melander1:53 4/5$1,000,0002000Yankee PacoTrevor RitchieDouglas McIntoshHarry Ivey & Dr. Tom Ivey1:53 2/5$1,000,0001999Self PossessedMichel LachanceRon GurfeinSelf Possessed Stable (D. Scharf, J. Silva, L. Domiano, G. Segal)1:51 3/5$1,000,0001998Muscles YankeeJohn CampbellCharles SylvesterPerretti Farms Inc, Irving G. Liverman & David French1:52 2/5$1,000,0001997Malabar ManMalvern C. BurroughsJimmy TakterMalvern C. Burroughs1:55 0/0$1,000,0001996ContinentalvictoryMichel LachanceRon GurfeinContinentalvictory Stable1:52 1/5$1,200,0001995TagliabueJohn CampbellJim CampbellArlene & Jules J. Siegel1:54 4/5$1,200,0001994Victory DreamMichel LachanceRon GurfeinFA Stable (Frank Antonacci) & Victory Dream Stable (Alan J. Leavitt, et al.)1:54 1/5$1,200,0001993American WinnerRonald PierceMilton SmithRobert Key, John Glesmann1:53 1/5$1,200,0001992Alf PalemaMickey McNicholPer ErikssonKarl-Erik Bender, Per Eriksson1:56 2/5$1,288,0001991Giant VictoryJack MoiseyevPer ErikssonJacqueline & Theodore Gewertz, Robins Racing Stable1:54 4/5$1,238,0001990HarmoniousJohn CampbellOsvaldo FormiaLindy Racing Stable, Sal Garofalo1:54 1/5$1,346,0001989Park Avenue Joe (DH)Ron WaplesCharles SylvesterPark Avenue Stable2:00 2/5$1,131,0001989Probe (DH)William FahyOsvaldo FormiaLindy Farms2:00 2/51988Armbro GoalJohn CampbellJan JohnsonJames R. Plate, Paul H. Ryan, Michael V. Caggiano1:54 3/5$1,156,8001987Mack LobellJohn CampbellCharles SylvesterOne More Time Stable (Louis P. Guida, et al.) & Fair Winds Farm (E. Mullen)1:53 3/5$1,046,3001986Nuclear KosmosUlf ThoresenPer HenriksenLilla Henriksen, Geo. & Gary Hoffman, Stephen Sullivan1:55 2/5$1,172,0821985PrakasBill O'DonnellPer ErikssonHans G. Enggren, Iain L. Mackenzie, Carl J. Vizzi1:54 3/5$1,272,0001984Historic FreightBen WebsterSamuel 'Skip' LewisABC Stables, Inc.1:56 2/5$1,219,0001983DuennaStanley DancerStanley DancerClearview Stable1:57 2/5$1,000,0001982Speed BowlTommy HaughtonBilly HaughtonPony Stable (B. Haughton, D. Miller, P. Soldner, F. Miller, M. Hempt, B. Brown)1:56 4/5$875,7501981Shiaway St. PatRay RemmenRay RemmenShiawassee Farm, Inc.2:01 1/5$838,0001980BurgomeisterBilly HaughtonBilly HaughtonPeter Haughton1:56 3/5$293,5701979Legend HanoverGeorge SholtyRay TrippMessenger Stable (Raymond Galt)1:56 1/5$300,0001978Speedy SomolliHoward BeissingerHoward BeissingerAnn Beissinger, Barbara Mumma, Alan J. Leavitt, William Rosenberg1:55 0/0$241,2801977Green SpeedBilly HaughtonBilly HaughtonBeverly Lloyds1:55 3/5$284,3101976Steve LobellBilly HaughtonBilly HaughtonMill Island Stable (Richard Herman & Murray Siegel)1:56 2/5$263,5241975BonefishStanley DancerStanley DancerStanley F. & Rachel L. Dancer & A. M. Cuddy Stable1:59 0/0$232,1921974Christopher T.Billy HaughtonBilly HaughtonJohn L. Thro1:58 3/5$160,1501973FlirthRalph N. BaldwinRalph N. BaldwinArden Homestead Stable (E. Roland Harriman & Elbridge T. Gerry, Sr.)1:57 1/5$144,7101972Super BowlStanley DancerStanley DancerRachel L. Dancer, Rose Hild Breeding Farm1:56 2/5$119,0901971Speedy CrownHoward BeissingerHoward BeissingerCrown Stable, Inc. (Frank & Thomas Antonacci)1:57 2/5$129,7701970Timothy T.John F. Simpson, Jr.John F. Simpson, Sr.John F. Simpson, Sr.1:58 2/5$143,6301969Lindy's PrideHoward BeissingerHoward BeissingerLindy Farm, Inc.1:57 3/5$124,9101968Nevele PrideStanley DancerStanley DancerNevele Acres, Louis Resnick1:59 2/5$116,1901967Speedy StreakDel CameronFrank ErvinClarence F. Gaines, John R. Gaines, Kenneth D. Owen2:00 0/0$122,6501966Kerry WayFrank ErvinFrank ErvinGainesway Farm1:58 4/5$122,5401965Egyptian CandorDel CameronStanley DancerRachel L. Dancer2:03 4/5$122,2451964AyresJohn F. Simpson, Sr.John F. Simpson, Sr.Charlotte Sheppard1:56 4/5$115,2811963Speedy ScottRalph N. BaldwinRalph N. BaldwinCastleton Farm1:57 3/5$115,5491962A. C.'s VikingSanders RussellSanders RussellMr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Petersen1:59 3/5$116,6121961Harlan DeanJimmy ArthurDelvin MillerMax C. Hempt, Delvin Miller, Ray Cleveland1:58 2/5$131,5731960Blaze HanoverJoe O'BrienJoe O'BrienS. A. Camp Farms1:59 3/5$147,4811959Diller HanoverFrank ErvinRalph N. BaldwinHall Stables (Howard M. Hall)2:01 1/5$125,2831958Emily's PrideFlave NipeFred EganCastleton Farm & Walnut Hall Farm1:59 4/5$106,7191957Hickory SmokeJohn F. Simpson, Sr.John F. Simpson, Sr.Lawrence B. Sheppard & Archie Mudge2:00 1/5$111,1261956The IntruderNed BowerNed BowerAllwood Stable2:01 2/5$100,6031955Scott FrostJoe O'BrienJoe O'BrienS. A. Camp Farms2:00 3/5$86,8631954Newport DreamDel CameronDel CameronOctave Blake2:02 4/5$106,8301953HelicopterHarry M. HarveyDelvin MillerArmstrong Bros.2:01 3/5$117,1171952Sharp NoteBion ShivelyBion ShivelyClyde W. Clark2:02 3/5$87,6371951MainlinerGuy CrippenGuy CrippenRalph H. Kroening2:02 3/5$95,2631950Lusty SongDelvin MillerFay FitzpatrickHayes Fair Acres2:02 0/0$75,2091949Miss TillyFred EganFred EganCharles W. Phellis2:01 2/5$69,7911948Demon HanoverHarrison R. HoytHarrison R. HoytMr. & Mrs. Harrison R. Hoyt2:02 0/0$59,9411947Hoot MonScepter F. PalinScepter F. PalinCastleton Farm2:00 0/0$46,2671946ChestertownThomas S. BerryHarry P. WhitneyWalter E. Smith2:02 1/2$50,9951945Titan HanoverHarry E. Pownall, Sr.Harry E. Pownall, Sr.Arden Homestead Stable (E. R. Harriman & E. T. Gerry, Sr.)2:04 0/0$50,1961944Yankee MaidHenry ThomasHenry ThomasArch L. Derby2:04 0/0$33,5771943Volo SongBenjamin WhiteBenjamin WhiteWilliam H. Strang, Jr.2:02 1/2$42,2981942The AmbassadorBenjamin WhiteBenjamin WhiteWilliam H. Strang, Jr.2:04 0/0$38,9541941Bill GallonLee SmithLee SmithR. Horace Johnston2:05 0/0$38,7291940Spencer ScottFred EganFred EganCharles W. Phellis2:02 0/0$43,6581939Peter AstraHugh M. 'Doc' ParshallHugh M. 'Doc' ParshallDr. Lowry M. Guilinger2:04 1/4$40,5021938Mc LinHenry ThomasHenry ThomasHanover Shoe Farms2:02 1/4$37,9621937Shirley HanoverHenry ThomasHenry ThomasHanover Shoe Farms2:01 1/2$37,9121936RosalindBenjamin WhiteBenjamin WhiteGib White2:01 3/4$35,6431935GreyhoundScepter F. PalinScepter F. PalinEdward J. Baker2:02 1/4$33,3211934Lord JimHugh M. 'Doc' ParshallHugh M. 'Doc' ParshallEarl L. Mefford2:02 3/4$25,8451933Mary ReynoldsBenjamin WhiteBenjamin WhiteWilliam N. Reynolds2:03 3/4$40,4591932The MarchionessWilliam CatonWilliam CatonMrs. Ralph Keeler2:01 1/4$49,4891931Calumet ButlerRichard D. McMahonRichard D. McMahonCalumet Farm2:03 1/4$50,9211930Hanover's BerthaTom BerryTom BerryHanover Shoe Farms2:03 0/0$56,8591929Walter DearWalter CoxWalter CoxWilliam H. Cane2:02 3/4$60,3091928SpencerWilliam H. LeeseWilliam H. LeeseDavid M. Look2:02 1/2$66,2261927Iosola's WorthyMarvin ChildsBenjamin WhiteE. J. Merkle2:03 3/4$54,6941926Guy McKinneyNathaniel D. RayNathaniel D. RayHenry B. Rea2:04 3/4$73,451

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^'The Hambletonian (and Hambletonian Oaks Filly Division)'. hambletonian.org. Retrieved 2009-04-15.

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