Sires Stakes Summary August 20-22

This will never happen again, this is just a summary of the Sires Stakes action this weekend. The reason I do it like this is because we are behind at the office. We should be fully caught up by tomorrow.

Pocono Downs

On Saturday, August 20, nine Breeders Crown hopefuls competed in the $244,212 Pennsylvania Sires Stakes for two-year-old filly pacers.

So Wanted (Real Desire) finished sixth in the first division.

In the second division, Economy Terror (Western Terror) won, paying $2.10. So Easy Baby (Mcardle) was third, Princess Cruiser (Yankee Cruiser) finished fifth, Darena Hanover (Yankee Cruiser) was sixth and Real Chop (Real Artist) was seventh.

In the third division, Cruzin Tothe Dance (Yankee Cruiser) finished second.

In the final division, Marty Party (Yankee Cruiser) won, paying $2.20. Love Of Liberty (Dragon Again) finished fifth.

Yonkers Raceway

On Saturday, August 20, four Breeders Crown eligibles competed in the $229,492 New York Sires Stakes for three-year-old colt pacers.

There were no eligibles in the first division.

In the second division, Townslight Hanover (Bettor's Delight) finished fourth and Sir Jonathan Z Tam (American Ideal) finished fifth.

In the third division, Sir Ziggy's Z Tam (Art Major) finished third.

In the final division, China King (American Ideal) finished sixth.

Tioga Downs

On Sunday, August 21, 12 Breeders Crown eligibles competed in the $126,990 New York Sires Stakes for two-year-old filly pacers.

In the first division, Jk Cracklin Rosie won, paying $2.10. Upfront Miss Major (Art Major) finished fourth, Our Sophia (Art Major) finished sixth and Scootndowntheriver (Riverboat King) made a break, finishing eighth.

In the second division, Hayworth Blue Chip (Bettor's Delight) finished fourth.

In the third division, Jk Fine Art (Art Major) won, paying $2.80. Arm In Arm (American Ideal) finished second.

In the fourth division, Sha Delight (Bettor's Delight) finished second, Emily Car (Art Major) finished fourth, Rio Secco (Bettor's Delight) finished sixth and Baby Rosa (Art Major) finished eighth.

In the final division, Ryder Blue Chip (Art Major) finished third.

Yonkers Raceway II

On Monday, August 21, four Breeders Crown trotting colts competed in the $234,176 New York Sires Stakes for three-year-old colt trotters.

In the first division, Johnny B Kemp (Credit Winner) won and  Whitewater Rapids (Credit Winner) finished sixth.

In the second division, Market Rebound (Credit Winner) finished fourth.

There were no eligibles in the third division.

In the final division, New Zion (Conway Hall) finished third.

Freshman Gals Featured at Vernon

On Friday, 11 Breeders Crown hopefuls competed in the $119,043 New York Sires Stakes at Vernon for two-year-old trotting fillies.

In the first division, The Heart Lives On was victorious, with Kristins Victory giving way in second and Zanna Royal (Rc Royalty) finished third.

In the second division, Adreamcomestrue As (Conway Hall) pulled off the 16-1 upset coming from the back of the field. Steuben Lone Pine finished second and Vixy was third. Lady Lois (Conway Hall) broke at the top of the stretch, finishing seventh.

In the third division, Montana Skies drew away by 5 lengths to win, with Fancy (Conway Hall) closing to finish second and Allidoiswin gave way in third.

In the fourth division, Getinonthesecret (Conway Hall) won at 9-1, going wire to wire.  Miss Fidget was second and Honeymoonisover was third. Starglow Hall (Conway Hall) broke at the start, finishing seventh.

In the fifth division, Lima Playmate (Credit Winner) drew off by 6 lengths, going wire to wire. Latte Hall was second and Weekend Vacation was third.

In the sixth division, For A Dancer (Conway Hall) won, with Barbara Goldstein finishing second and Anandamide (Credit Winner) was third. Bringing Up Lindy (Credit Winner) broke at the start, finishing seventh.

In the final event, Borrow And Spend won, with American Lassie (American Mike) finishing second and Roux The Day was third. Fortunista (Credit Winner) sat mid-pack and finished sixth.