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Breeders Crown Media Guide
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The Hambletonian Society services 136 of harness racing's richest and most prestigious events. Our site provides all the tools and information necessary to stake your horse yourself. Race conditions, payment forms, results of the previous year's winners and pertinent information are available online.
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TROT Magazine Fantasy Stable Contest Announced
With all 12 of the 2019 Breeders Crown Championship finals taking place on October 25 & 26 at Woodbine Mohawk Park, the Hambletonian Society and TROT Magazine have teamed up this year to present the sixth annual edition of the TROT Magazine Fantasy Stable contest.
The popular TROT Fantasy Stable contest, which attracted more than 1,100 contestants in 2018, already had a tie-in to the Breeders Crown with all 12 Crown winners gaining a bonus $200,000 toward their fantasy stable bankroll. Read More...
The popular TROT Fantasy Stable contest, which attracted more than 1,100 contestants in 2018, already had a tie-in to the Breeders Crown with all 12 Crown winners gaining a bonus $200,000 toward their fantasy stable bankroll. Read More...
2017 Hambletonian Purse Money Disbursed
The finish of the August 5, 2017 $1 million Hambletonian, subject to two judge’s inquiries, resulted in the winner of the richest race for sophomore trotters disqualified and placed out of the money for the first time in Hambletonian history. The appeal of that judge’s decision has been finalized and purse monies from the event held 18 months ago were recently order disbursed by the NJ Racing Commission.
What The Hill, driven by Dave Miller and trained by Ron Burke, was fourth in his Hambletonian elimination heat, but came roaring back in the final heat of the Hambletonian to win in 1:52.3. The inquiry light was flashed and after reviewing the race for two incidents – International Moni’s break in the first turn and Guardian Angel AS going off stride in the stretch – both were deemed interference breaks, and What The Hill was placed ninth behind Guardian Angel AS, who galloped when the wheel of What The Hill’s sulky struck his hoof. Read More...
What The Hill, driven by Dave Miller and trained by Ron Burke, was fourth in his Hambletonian elimination heat, but came roaring back in the final heat of the Hambletonian to win in 1:52.3. The inquiry light was flashed and after reviewing the race for two incidents – International Moni’s break in the first turn and Guardian Angel AS going off stride in the stretch – both were deemed interference breaks, and What The Hill was placed ninth behind Guardian Angel AS, who galloped when the wheel of What The Hill’s sulky struck his hoof. Read More...
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