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Yonkers To Offer New Claiming Series – Standardbred Canada
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Yonkers To Offer New Claiming Series
Standardbred Canada Claiming is permitted in a horse's first two series starts, with a 50 percent premium for the second series start. Nomination fee is $500, with a deadline of June 15. Nominations forms are available in all the familiar places, including yonkersraceway … |
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Yonkers Opens To ‘Count’ & ‘Cookie’ – Standardbred Canada
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Yonkers Opens To 'Count' & 'Cookie'
Standardbred Canada That mile was the fastest locally this season as a well a track record for an aged horse. Third went to a third-up Monsignor Flan (Brent Holland), with Political Desire and Hesgotlegs completing the cashers. Last week's winner and this week's eight … |
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Orange Bigi (Yonkers Raceway-Race 2,Fri, Mar 1, 2013)
Grand Circuit At Yonkers This Weekend – Standardbred Canada
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Grand Circuit At Yonkers This Weekend
Standardbred Canada Our Horse Cents Stable – 25.7; 2. Burke Racing – 25.1; 3. Weaver Bruscemi – 24.4; 4t. KDM Stables Corp. – 20; 4t. Nina Simmonds – 20. Looking ahead: Grand Circuit action will continue with legs of the Blue Chip Matchmaker and George Morton Levy over … |
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Race #8 – Yonkers – 3/15/2012
Kudos to Yonkers Raceway and the SOA of NY
Yonkers Raceway has announced pures for their NW2 and NW4 classes for 3-4yos will be increasing to $15,000 (NW2) and $18,000 (NW4); a $5,000 increase for each class starting next week.
This is a step in the right direction to offer owners of young horses, the ones who tend to buy them at auction a better chance to earn their way back. As a result of these increases, NW2 horses which were racing for the same prices as $12,500 claimers will now be racing for more money than $20,000 claimers; the NW4 horses, have been racing for the same prices of $15,000 claimers will now be going for more than the $25,000 claimers, basically leap froging two classes.
Is this enough to help revive the breeding industry? Of course, not but it is a step in recognizing the plight of yearling buyers and the breeders. Yonkers and their horsemen, whose approval was needed should be applauded for this step. Additional tracks need to do the same thing; perhaps for a higher increase.
That being said, Jay Bergman has some advice for Joe Faraldo. He recommends instead of worrying about what is going on at the Meadowlands, he take care of business at Yonkers to make it a more desirable product, a product people would like to bet on.
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Jay Bergman: Harness racing needs a better on-track product at Yonkers Raceway – Daily Racing Form
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Jay Bergman: Harness racing needs a better on-track product at Yonkers Raceway
Daily Racing Form But along with that great success story are clear issues with the racing product. A close look at the Yonkers post-position standings becomes difficult to swallow from a handicapping perspective. That's because just 5 percent of the horses who start … |
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