< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs (as December 5, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted) Stan Pawloski Dec 5, 2022 Steve Sarras Kennel’s CET Dirty Dan has 10 wins, including six in a row, and two seconds in his last 12 starts for trainer Jay Falcone. Charter Kennel’s Seven Summers has won four out of his last five Grade TAA 3/8 races for trainer James Campbell. Kennel-mate Atta Boy Angus has five wins and five seconds in his last 10 Grade TAA 3/16 trips. Jacobs Racing Kennel’s Slatex Wine has captured four out his last five outings (A, AA) for trainer Louise Strong. Kennel-mate Marlyn Mason has back-to-back Grade AA victories. Lester Raines Kennel’s SNL Sir Liam has four wins and two seconds in his last six Grade AA starts for trainer Joel Roden. Kennel-mates JS Atomic Dawg has four victories and a second in his last five trips (B, A, AA), O Ya Fame has back-to-back wins (A, AA) and JS Big Rig has three straight victories (M, D, C). Wayne Ward Kennel’s WW Cuddlebug has won four out of her last five races (D, C, B, A) for trainer Ron Otto. Kennel-mate Oakland Handoff has captured three out of her last four outings (D, C, B). Rangel Kennel’s Pat C Knob has won three out of his last four 3/8 starts (TD, TC, TA) for trainer Alex Hall. Blanchard Kennel’s Easi Utley has captured three out of his last four races (M, C, B) for trainer Sarah Blanchard. Imark Kennel’s Sharpdressedman has back-to-back wins (B, A) for trainer DiAnn Derr. Previous Next

< Back LESTER RAINES WINS 2021 WHEELING KENNEL CHAMPIONSHIP Stan Pawloski Jan 19, 2022 A dream season. Not only did Lester Raines win their second straight Wheeling Island kennel championship in 2021, but the Joel Roden-trained greyhounds won 605 races during the year and captured all three of the track’s stakes races. Lester Raines trailed the pace-setting Blanchard Kennel for the first half of the 2021 racing season before taking over the top spot in late June and never looked back. The kennel champion amassed 330 victories in a second half surge. Lester Raines’ 605 victories last year easily outdistanced runner up Blanchard (528) and Charter (451). This marked Roden’s fourth championship with Lester Raines Kennel – following up crowns in 2016, 2018 and 2020. The kennel previously won Wheeling titles in 1992, 1994, 1995 and 1996. The competition at Wheeling Island drives Roden every year. “Every kennel championship is special and means a lot to me and our crew. All our hard work paid off. We get into the business for the competition, which I love. That’s what greyhound racing is all about,” Roden said. “Everything came together for us last year, especially in the second half when we ran super. To top 600 victories and to win all three of the track’s stakes races, it was a special year and I am so happy for what we were able to accomplish.” Next in line in the final 2021 standing behind Lester Raines (605), Blanchard (528) and Charter (451) were Jacobs Racing (411), Brad Boeckenstedt (378), Steve Sarras (361), Wayne Ward (351), Imark (349), Patriot/Taplin (330), Xtrem Hess Racing and Rangel (326 each), A Ray (288) and Code Red (184). Code Red Kennel raced for only half of the 2021 season. Pacing the Lester Raines’ attack last year were JS Slush Fund with 19 victories and four greyhounds with 14 wins each – RS Big D, RS’s Dark Night, JS Saltythursday and O Ya Trisha. Three other racers posted 10 victories – Crocket Pace, SNL Nowherefast and JS Wanna Bee. “We didn’t have a lot of superstars, but a big group of consistent greyhounds who had a good shot of winning each time they went to the starting box,” Roden said. “We had a lot of greyhounds come in during the year who really liked the track and did well.” Checking in with nine victories apiece were JS Keep Diggin, O Ya Sniper, Teaser’s Tickle, SNL Whiskey Girl, Craigie Padre and B Ashley Morgan. Recording eight wins each were Rooftop Rachelle, O Ya Bobbie Sue, JS Born To Fly, Aunt Patty Cake and RS’s Prime Time. Capturing stakes crowns for the Lester Raines Kennel in 2021 were Teaser’s Tickle in the $100,000 Mountaineer Classic, the racetrack’s featured stakes event; RS’s Dark Night in the $35,000 West Virginia Greyhound Owners and Breeders Association Juvenile; and RS’s Prime Time in the $65,000 WVGOBA Keystone Championship. After winning the WV-bred Juvenile, RS’s Dark Night came back the next month and finished fourth in the Mountaineer Classic. “Not only did we have a killer year, but to take all three stakes races made it even more special,” Roden said. Roden credited his Wheeling crew – Julie Roden, Amanda McCardle, Jaylynn McCardle, Kenneth Kelly and Scott Robinette – for playing a key role in the kennel’s success in 2021. “We got a total combined effort from our team – Lester Raines, the greyhounds and all our lease customers,” Roden said. “All played a hand in our success.” In addition to having the most wins in 2021, Lester Raines garnered the most thirds (462) while Blanchard was tops in seconds (490). Lester Raines was the leader in win percentage with 18 percent followed by Blanchard with 15 percent and Charter with 14 percent. Lester Raines led all kennels with a 46 percent trifecta mark. Blanchard was next with 42 percent while Charter followed with 41 percent. Previous Next

< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs ( as of November 8, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted ) Stan Pawloski Nov 23, 2021 Lester Raines Kennel’s RS Big D has four wins, a second and a third in his last six Grade TAA 3/8 races for trainer Joel Roden. Kennel-mate JS Keep Diggin has back-to-back Grade AA victories. Imark Kennel’s Chico Man has won three out of his last four 3/16 starts (TA, TAA) for trainer DiAnn Derr. Blanchard Kennel’s HKF Friskyfranny has back-to-back 3/8 wins (TB, TAA) for trainer Sarah Blanchard. Wayne Ward Kennel’s WW Crowdstrike has two straight victories (B, A) for trainer Ron Otto. Previous Next

< Back FALL 2023 PUP GIVEAWAY WINNERS Oct 19, 2023 Drawings for this year's giveaway pups were held at the Hall of Fame on Thursday night during the recent Fall meet. The winners and pups were as follows: The first prize was half interest in TWO pups by Time Flies-JW Mutley donated by Tracy Wildey & James Blanchard . The winner of the pups was T.C. Howard of Abilene, KS . The 2nd pup was donated by Joe Fusaro and is a female out of a litter by Razldazl George-FF Dive Bar. This pup was won by Michael Carroll of Colorado Springs, CO . The last giveaway pup is a November 2022 daughter of Rob Gronkowski-Gulf Coast Girl, donated by Steve Sarras . The pup was won by Danyelle Ravell of East Moline, Il. Congratulations to all the winners and a big Thank You to those who donated pups and participated in the raffle! Previous Next

< Back Tri State Kennel Wins for Grade AA 550 /A 550 /TAA 677 Dec 26 - 30 Patricia Saul Dec 30, 2023 Lester Raines Kennel seized three Grade AA wins for Js Great White (TS-24-6-8-3-2), Js Black Mamba (TS-34-7-4-3-3), and Js Stay Humble (TS-10-7-1-0-0). Two Grade A winners were Js Big Energy (TS-45-10-4-7-4) and Ss Soaring Comet (TS-32-8-3-3-2). Heather Lomax Kennel had two Grade AA wins from Hl’s Brian (TS-45-16-13-4-2) and Dastardly Deeds (TS-52-23-11-5-0). Abrahamson Kennel took one Grade AA win for Cg’s Sun Storm (TS-30-22-5-2-0) and one Grade A win for FF Triton (TS-35-10-7-1-3) Blanchard Kennel captured one Grade AA win with Bgr Bottoms Up (TS-26-6-3-1-5). One Grade A win went to Tmc’s Top Shot (TS-31-5-6-4-3). Superior Kennel had one Grade AA win for O Ya Joe Kerr (TS-43-9-9-4-6) and one Grade TAA win for Fly Julie Barnes (TS-46-11-9-9-8). Js Kennel grabbed one Grade AA win from Jsp Burninmoney (TS-49-34-6-4-1). CET Kennel had three Grade A wins with Ts Dustin Lynch (TS-58-12-6-8-10), Cet Bill (TS-55-7-10-7-7) and Cet Fernando (TS-57-10-13-11-5). Mc Million / Ward had two Grade A wins from WW’s Under Cover (TS-17-4-4-1-3) and WW So Long Bug (TS-33-8-7-2-2). Kennels capturing one Grade A win were Double G Kennel (Coach Blaine, TS-27-6-4-6-3) and On Line Kennel (Spin with Finn, TS -57-9-6-8-10). Previous Next

< Back HUSKER MAGIC ELECTED TO HALL OF FAME Jim Gartland Aug 8, 2022 105 race winner, Husker Magic, was the lone nominee to receive enough votes for induction into the 2022 class of the Greyhound Hall of Fame. Husker Magic was whelped April 23, 2012, and is owned by Terry & Lisa Haber, Jim & Kayruth Abernathy and Arthur Kaufman. She was whelped and raised on Terry & Lisa Haber's farm in Florida. She is out of Rhythmless and Casino Zada and is one of only six greyhounds in history to be named All American three times! She is the all time leading race winner at Derby Lane and accounted for 105 wins in her career. Magic broke in at Derby Lane in September of 2013 and went from Maiden to A in just six starts. She would never drop out of top grade competition over the next two and a half years winning a grade A event in her final start on June 21, 2016. She finished in the money 143 times in 163 lifetime starts. She made the finals of eleven stake races winning three and finishing 2nd four times. She was an All American in 2014, 2015 and 2016. In 2015 she was named Captain of the Team and was honored with the Rural Rube award as well. She captured the 2015 Derby Lane Sprint Classic and the BetAmerica 550 at Daytona Beach while winning 40 races for the year including eleven in a row from April 8 through May 22. Husker Magic was such a star at Derby Lane they named a stake race after her. She was extremely popular with the fans, a real crowd pleaser and a great ambassador for the sport. These days, Magic is enjoying retirement at the home of Daniel Robb in Ohio. Congratulations to Terry, Lisa, Jim, Kayruth, Arthur and everyone involved with Husker Magic on this great honor! Previous Next

< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs ( as of March 29, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted ) Stan Pawloski Mar 29, 2026 Patriot/Taplin Kennel’s Forest’s Goal has three wins and a second in his last four 3/16 races (TA, TAA) for trainer Cheyney Kuriata. Kennel-mates Whiskey Oblivion has won three out of his last four starts (C, B, A) while JSP Ponchogrande has back-to-back victories (A, AA). Blanchard Kennel’s Loyal Dunbar has captured three out of his last four 3/8 trips (TC, TB, TA) for trainer Chris Maynard. Kennel-mate Bigga Bigga Shot has back-to-back wins (B, A). Previous Next

< Back LESTER RAINES WINS THIRD STRAIGHT WHEELING KENNEL CHAMPIONSHIP Stan Pawloski Jan 24, 2023 Three-peat. Lester Raines raced to the top of the kennel standings at Wheeling Island early in 2022 and never looked back in winning its third straight championship. The Joel Roden-trained greyhounds won 567 races last year, including 311 victories in a second half surge. The kennel easily outdistanced runner up Blanchard (516) and Charter (442). This marked Roden’s fifth championship with the Lester Raines Kennel – following up crowns in 2016, 2018, 2020 and 2021. The kennel previously won Wheeling titles in 1992, 1994, 1995 and 1996. The competition at Wheeling fuels Roden and his team. “It’s always special to win a kennel championship and to do it three years in a row shows our system is working. Our whole team works for the same goal – take care of the greyhounds the best we can because they’re the ones who make us successful,” Roden said. “All our hard work paid off. Winning brings confidence to the whole team. It’s a lot more fun and easier to do this job when you’re doing well.” Lester Raines echoed Roden’s sentiments. “Wheeling is a tough racetrack so winning the kennel championship three straight years is very special. It means a lot to me and our team who I have complete confidence in,” Raines said. “I’m a sports-minded guy and love this business and the competitiveness. After 36 years in the greyhound industry, I still have the enthusiasm.” Raines’ success hasn’t been limited only to Wheeling. He’s had bookings at 11 different racetracks, compiling 58 kennel championships and 39 runner-up finishes during his career. Roden doesn’t take anything for granted even though Lester Raines has captured five out of the last seven kennel championships. “I’ve been at Wheeling for 21 years (since 2002) and I remember ZEZ, Charter, Gable and Ward winning all those kennel championships,” Roden said. “We were competitive but never won championships. Once you’re on top, it’s tough staying there. You have your down years.” Next in line for wins in the final 2022 standings behind Lester Raines (567), Blanchard (516) and Charter (442) were Imark (371), Jacobs Racing (350), Steve Sarras (341), Code Red (333), Brad Boeckenstedt (331), Patriot/Taplin (297), Wayne Ward (291 each), Xtrem Hess Racing (285), Rangel (267) and A Ray (265). Pacing the Lester Raines’ attack last year were SNL Sir Liam with 15 victories and JS Slush Fund and JS Makeitsnappy with 14 wins each. SNL Ramey posted 13 victories while RS Big D registered 12. Other double-digit winners were JS Movinwitgrave, JS Oakietwister and SNL Sir Luke with 11 wins each; and JS Mismarymackin, LK’s Simone, O Ya Simon Sez and Teaser’s Twirl with 10 victories each. “We didn’t have a lot of superstars or greyhounds at the top of the win leader board last year, but we had a big group of consistent greyhounds who had a good shot of winning each time they went to the starting box,” Roden said. “It may have been our most consistent year ever. We had a lot of youngsters come in during the year and do well and a number of our older greyhounds had nice years.” Checking in with nine victories apiece were Craigie Daughtry, JS Cash Out, JS Countrykisses and Teaser’s Tickle. Recording eight wins each were DD Making Time, JS On A Mission, JS Saltythursday, O Ya Fame, O Ya Thunder Boy and RS Analyze This. One big moment for Roden and his team in 2022 was RS Big D’s chase of Casual Casey’s track record of 16 wins in a row. The middle-distance star rolled to 13 straight victories, tying Stage Door Ace for the longest winning streak by a 3/8th greyhound in Wheeling racing history. “At first, after a few wins, we didn’t give it much thought. As Big D’s streak got longer, the pressure started to build,” Roden said. “It was exciting and totally unexpected. We had no idea how good he was going to be in 3/8ths.” Roden credited his Wheeling team – Julie Roden, Amanda McCardle, Jaylynn McCardle, Scott Robinette, Sheri Weaver and Dana Burroughs – for playing a key role in the kennel’s success in 2022. “We got a total combined effort from our whole team – the crew, Lester Raines, the greyhounds and all our lease customers,” Roden said. “I can’t thank Lester and our group of leased customers enough. They all played a hand in our success.” In addition to having the most wins in 2022, Lester Raines’ 441 seconds were just under Charter’s leading 452. Blanchard logged the most thirds (496) and fourths (464). Lester Raines was the leader in win percentage with 18 percent followed by Blanchard and Charter with 15 percent each. Lester Raines led all kennels with a 45 percent trifecta mark. Charter was next with 44 percent while Blanchard followed with 42 percent. RS Big D gets some love from Lester Raines Kennel helper Jaylynn McCardle. In 2022, the middle-distance ace won 13 straight races, tying Stage Door Ace for the longest winning streak by a 3/8 greyhound in Wheeling racing history. Previous Next

< Back TUVIA TAKES DUBUQUE CLASSIC Sep 9, 2021 Competing against a balanced field in Iowa Greyhound Park’s Dubuque Classic final, the winner would need to have to work hard and have things fall the right way. Superior Tuvia was up for the task, as she claimed the title during the afternoon card on Sunday, Sept. 5. “She needed a little luck,” said trainer Jerry Cole. “I knew she had to be close. She doesn’t run turns all that great but once she hit the front stretch on two’s (Cheer For Me) tail I knew she had a chance.” Cheer For Me grabbed an early lead and Tuvia, of Superior Kennel, broke fourth. Tuvia got to her preferred part of the track with Cheer For Me about 3 lengths ahead. “There wasn’t a whole lot of early speed,” Cole said. As she moved up and gained the lead, Cole had another thought. “When she got clear, I asked ‘where’s Rasta?’” Cole said.“That lead gave her enough to win. Rasta and Cheer For Me can be lights out.” Rasta, the defending champion from Copper Kettle Kennel, had some problems during the race which prevented him from hitting the board. He finished fifth. Tuvia earned her seventh win of the season. She also won the Au Revoir last year. “She doesn’t give up,” Cole said. “She’s pretty tough. I had a feeling she could do it.” Cole said Tuvia, from Kiowa Sweet Trey and Superior Samba, will stay on the track for awhile. “As long as she keeps doing what she’s doing, we’ll keep her running,” Cole said. “We’ll keep letting her do it.” Tuvia paid $14.60, $3.60 and $3. She posted a 40.20 to win by nearly 4 lengths. Cheer For Me, of Plum Creek Kennel-Oxbow Trow, placed. Kennel mate Cuspof Greatness showed.Dutch McGruff, of Copper Kennel, was fourth. Other finalists were O Ya Jewel (Superior Kennel) in sixth, XT’s Wild Turkey (Xtrem Hess Racing) in seventh and Eager Erlene (Copper Kettle), eighth. The purse is $30,000, with a breakdown of $12,000, $6,000, $3,000, $2,400, $2,100, $1,800, $1,500 and $1,200. Rasta was the top qualifier, Cheer For Me second, Cuspof Greatness third and Superior Tuviav fourth. Fathree, Copper Kettle, won in 2018, and Superior Tora, Superior Kennel, won in 2019. Previous Next

< Back DERBY LANE ENDS 19-20 MEET Jun 29, 2020 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – For nearly two years, a bull’s-eye has been attached to LK’s Crush N It. The Lashmet kennel standout greyhound has been an All-America first-team selection and national wins champion – both in 2019 – and a winner of five lifetime stakes titles. On Tuesday afternoon, LK’s Crush N It has a target of his own to shoot at during the final performance of the Derby Lane 2019-20 season. A victory in Race 10 would allow the 3-1/2-year-old son of LK’s Now R Never and LK’s All In to tie Floyd kennel’s Shoot The Breeze for top dog honors at the January-to-June meet. It would complete an unprecedented accomplishment at the 95-year-old track. No greyhound is believed to have captured three consecutive meet win titles. “I don’t think it’s ever been done – three consecutive (times) of being the win leader,’’ Derby Lane racing secretary Les Robison said. “It hasn’t been (done) since I’ve been here. . . . and I’ve been around the track since ’71 - either as a patron or employee. “That would be exciting if he could do that. It would just be one more laurel that he would have.’’ LK’s Crush N It, who would raise his career win total to 79 with a victory, enters the Grade A 550-yard event with 14 victories for the meet, one behind Shoot The Breeze – who hasn’t raced since June 13. LK’s Crush N It has won his past two races and drew box 5 in Race 10, slated for 2:47 p.m. The 75-pound dog is the 5-2 morning-line favorite. Trained by kennel manager Ken Deacon, LK’s Crush N It has been Derby Lane’s top dog in each of the past two meets – amassing 50 victories during that span to lead all greyhounds nationally in total wins for 2019. The 550-yard specialist is owned by breeders John and Jill Lashmet of Eaton, Colo. LK’s Crush N It is the third consecutive dog with back-to-back meet win championships, joining Jiminy Reno (2018) and RT’s Bo Jangles (2017) – both from Cal Holland kennel. Other Derby Lane dogs to equal that feat since at least 2004 include Abernathy kennel’s Husker Magic (2014-15), and Venus Espinosa (2012-13) of Patriot kennel. This will be the first meet win title for Shoot The Breeze, a 32-month-old male from a litter by Trent Lee and Danicas Go Daddy. Owned by Charles Haliburton, Shoot The Breeze sprints for kennel owners Randy and Pat Floyd – whose previous meet win leader was Hometown Boy in 2007. The top kennel in wins will be Lester Raines, which entered Monday with an insurmountable 195-172 lead over ABC Racing. It will be Lester Raines’ first championship since 2010. Jennifer Richardson, who started the meet as the kennel manager and trainer, has subsequently moved to Virginia for family reasons with the operation currently being handled by Anthony Diaz. The meet’s fastest times have been clocked by Shoot The Breeze (30.00 seconds at 550 yards) and Lester Raines’ O Ya Diesel (37.01 seconds at 660 yards). The Derby Lane meet was reduced to 131 performances after losing 49 programs because of the coronavirus pandemic. No racing was held from March 20-May 7. Robison said all 14 kennels remain on the roster for the upcoming July-to-December meet. Previous Next

< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs ( as of April 24, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted ) Apr 24, 2023 Brad Boeckenstedt Kennel’s Smile N Mean It has five wins and a second in his last six 3/8 trips (TC, B, TA, TAA) for trainer Frank Pellittere. Lester Raines Kennel’s JS Switchingears has four wins and two seconds in his last six Grade AA races for trainer Joel Roden. Kennel-mate JS Xtra Fancy has three straight Grade TAA 3/8 victories. Blanchard Kennel’s Arkans TMC Athos has won three out of his last four Grade AA races for trainer Sarah Blanchard. Kennel-mate Arkans Lust has back-to-back wins (B, A). Xtrem Begonia has two victories and two seconds in her last four Grade TAA 3/16 starts for trainer Jill Spicer. Charter Kennel’s Cheater Slicks (AA), JSP Rayzendacash (A, AA) and JSP Game Changer (B, A) have back-to-back wins for trainer James Campbell. Rangel Kennel’s VJ Full Of Grace has two straight 3/8 victories (TB, A) for trainer Alex Hall. Imark Kennel’s Imark Flame has back-to-back wins (B, A) for trainer DiAnn Derr. Previous Next

< Back NGA Spring Nationals 2025 Final Results Apr 17, 2025 Spring Meet 2025 Thursday Results Downlaod PDF SENIOR 1 Stake FINAL Race 1 WW U BELONG TOME (A-8) 5 1 1-2 1-2 1-NS 30.30 JUST HELD WW WORKIN ON IT (A-6) 4 3 3 3 2-NS 30.31 ALMOST UP WW MANY BLESSING (A-13) 2 2 2 2 3-1/2 30.34 WINNING EFFORT WW POP COPY (A-2) 1 4 4 4 4-3 30.53 WELL UP JAWS RACING, LLC, (TOP OF THE PILE-WW SWIFT HEART) SENIOR 1 Stake FLITE 1 Race 2 TURBO MARIA (A-12) 2 1 1-3 1-4 1-2 30.50 NEVER HEADED TURBO ROWAN (A-5) 1 4 3 3 2-2 30.64 MIDTRACK BID WW REKINDLE (A-10) 4 3 4 4 3-5 1/2 30.89 FOLLOWED PACE WW FILM STAR (A-3) 5 2 2 2 4-6 1/2 30.95 THREAT TO STRETCH EDWARD F. GARDNER, JR. OR NORMAN RADER, (LONESOME CRY-MAGNIFICENT WON) SENIOR 1 Stake FLITE 2 Race 3 ML AT MY SIDE 2 1 1-3 1-3 1-6 30.46 BREEZING, RAIL TURBO MACK (A-9) 1 2 2 2 2-6 30.87 STEADILY WW GRIM REAPER (A-4) 5 3 3 3 3-8 31.03 SLOW START WW THE WASP (A-11) 4 4 4 4 4-9 1/2 31.12 TARDILY AWAY LAWRENCE SMITH OR JACOBS RACING KENNEL, (GOLD STANDARD-FIREY CANBE BOTT) SENIOR 2 Stake FINAL Race 4 WW COLD AS YOU (A-24) 4 3 2 1-1 1-1/2 30.44 THRU ON RAIL WW PUDDIN PAY (A-21) 5 4 3 3 2-1/2 30.49 BOLD BID LATE TURBO RYDER (A-19) 2 1 1-1 2 3-1 1/2 30.56 SET FAST PACE CD NEW START (A-17) 1 2 4 4 4-3 1/2 30.68 EVEN PACE JAWS RACING, LLC, (TOP OF THE PILE-WW SWIFT HEART) SENIOR 2 Stake FLITE 1 Race 5 WW ALREADY GONE (A-16) 4 1 1-8 1-10 1-4 1/2 30.56 QUICK COMMAND WW RENEWED (A-18) 5 3 3 2 2-4 1/2 30.87 LATE DRIVE WW GOOD INTENT (A-26) 2 4 4 3 3-6 1/2 31.02 STEADY PACE WW CHARGE IT (A-22) 1 2 2 4 4-9 31.20 EARLY FACTOR JAWS RACING, LLC, (LAST OUTLAW-WW FOCA) SENIOR 2 Stake FLITE 2 Race 6 TURBO RALPH (A-14) 5 1 1-3 1-3 1-HD 30.81 DETERMINED TURBO YAHOO (A-25) 2 3 2 2 2-HD 30.83 CLOSED GAP WW HEAD TO TOP (A-20) 1 4 4 4 3-3 31.03 OFFSTRIDED, TURN TURBO MABEL (A-23) 4 2 3 3 4-5 1/2 31.20 EVEN GAIT EDWARD F. GARDNER, JR. OR NORMAN RADER, (SWITZLER JAMMIN-TURBO RACHEL ONE) SENIOR 3 Stake FINAL Race 7 WW AT THE TOP (A-38) 4 3 1-5 1-4 1-3 1/2 30.16 HANDY WIN WW FAVORITE GAL (A-34) 5 4 2 2 2-3 1/2 30.42 GOOD EFFORT WW ACE (A-32) 2 2 3 3 3-6 1/2 30.62 CARRIED WIDE, TURN ML SIDE POCKET 1 1 4 4 4-10 30.87 WIDE 1ST TURN JAWS RACING, LLC, (ROB GRONKOWSKI-WW ALL ALLISON) SENIOR 3 Stake FLITE 1 Race 8 WW BLACK MAMBA 2 4 2 1-1 1-4 1/2 30.61 OUTRAN FIELD TURBO REID (A-31) 1 2 3 2 2-4 1/2 30.93 FINE EFFORT TURBO MASON (A-33) 4 1 1-2 3 3-7 31.11 SET EARLY PACE WW ABOVE GROUND (A-36) 5 3 4 4 4-7 1/2 31.14 CARRIED WIDE JAWS RACING, LLC OR WILLIAM MC CARTHY, (TOP OF THE PILE-ADH FLO JO) SENIOR 3 Stake FLITE 2 Race 9 WW JUST U WAIT (A-30) 5 2 3 2 1-5 30.57 DESPITE TROUBLE TURBO VISA (A-37) 2 4 4 4 2-5 30.94 LATE CHARGE WW MAZAPAN (A-28) 4 1 1-1 1-1 3-6 1/2 31.03 CLOSE QUARTERS WW SHAKE IT OFF (A-35) 1 3 2 3 4-10 1/2 31.30 EARLY THREAT JAWS RACING, LLC, (SHOW ON THE ROAD-WW JESSIESPAYDAY) SENIOR 4 Stake FINAL Race 10 GLS GIVE THANKS 5 3 3 2 1-4 30.21 HURRIED HOME LET'S GO 4 1 1-1 1-2 2-4 30.49 SET GAME PACE TURBO TRIP (A-43) 2 2 2 3 3-5 1/2 30.59 FORCED PACE RAIL IKUZO 1 4 4 4 4-12 31.04 EVEN PACE LOUISE OR GREG STRONG, (SHOW ON THE ROAD-GLS MUSTARD) SENIOR 4 Stake FLITE 1 Race 11 GLS YNOT ME 5 1 1-3 1-3 1-2 1/2 30.48 BOX TO WIRE WW TROMPO (A-42) 2 2 3 3 2-2 1/2 30.67 HIT, CAME ON WW CHARRO (A-45) 1 4 4 4 3-7 1/2 31.01 BUMPED 1ST TURN TURBO CRY (A-41) 4 3 2 2 4-10 31.17 THREAT EARLY LOUISE OR GREG STRONG, (SHOW ON THE ROAD-GLS MUSTARD) SENIOR 4 Stake FLITE 2 Race 12 ANDIAMO 1 2 2 1-1 1-2 31.02 BEST IN DUEL GETSO'S ASHLEY (A-39) 5 1 1-1 2 2-2 31.15 OUTGAMED, WIDE GETSO'S OSTEG (A-46) 2 4 4 4 3-10 31.73 FOLLOWED PACE GETSO'S SOPHIE (A-44) 4 3 3 3 4-11 1/2 31.83 EVEN GAIT ROBERT HARDISON, (SHIMA SHINE-DEAD TO ME) SPRINT Stake FINAL Race 13 ML SIDE ACTION 1 2 2 2 1-1 1/2 30.20 SPRINT CHAMP ML SIDE HUSTLE 4 1 1-2 1-1 2-1 1/2 30.30 SET GAME PACE ML SIDE BY SIDE 2 3 3 3 3-6 30.62 SLOW START GLS UNCLE SID 5 4 4 4 4-8 30.78 LATE BREAK LAWRENCE SMITH OR JACOBS RACING KENNEL, (GOLD STANDARD-FIREY CANBE BOTT) SPRINT Stake FLITE 1 Race 14 GLS YES I DID 4 1 1-2 1-1 1-2 30.20 WITHSTOOD THREAT BL COMMUNITY 5 2 2 2 2-2 30.34 BOLD BID ADH TOP SECRET 1 4 4 4 3-6 30.64 WIDE 1ST TURN GLS LITTLE RONA 2 3 3 3 4-6 1/2 30.67 ON INSIDE LOUISE OR GREG STRONG, (SHOW ON THE ROAD-GLS MUSTARD) SPRINT Stake FLITE 2 Race 15 SHELTON (A-47) 1 3 3 2 1-1 30.76 DESPITE TROUBLE BL BIG RED 2 2 1-3 1-3 2-1 30.82 ALMOST HELD ML SLEEK SIDE 4 4 2 3 3-2 30.89 RAIL THREAT WW SOLID ROCK (A-50) 5 1 4 4 4-7 1/2 31.29 HIT 1ST TURN JERRY PATTERSON, (BARCELONA BOSS-TEASER'S TWIRL) CONSOLATION Race 16 WW DANCE PARTY (A-48) 5 1 1-3 1-6 1-5 30.33 NEVER IN DOUBT ALLON Z 2 3 3 3 2-5 30.68 STEADY EFFORT WW GAME AHEAD (A-27) 1 2 2 2 3-8 30.88 RACED INSIDE GETSO'S BEATRICE (A-1) 4 4 4 4 4-19 31.65 SAVE GROUND JAWS RACING, LLC, (KONOMI-WW SMOKIN HOT) BORCHERS 31.90 Race 17 VAMOS 1 3 1-3 1-4 1-3 1/2 30.80 HANDY WIN WW SKIPPIN BYE (A-29) 2 1 3 2 2-3 1/2 31.06 STEADILY WW STRAITSHOOTER (A-7) 4 6 4 3 3-4 31.10 GOOD EFFORT WW TOKIO (A-40) 5 4 2 4 4-7 31.28 EARLY THREAT WW LONG HAUL (A-15) 7 5 5 5 5-13 31.72 BORCHERS WINNER JOHNNY CASH (A-49) 8 2 6 6 6-31 1/2 33.04 WELL BACK ROBERT HARDISON, (SHIMA SHINE-DEAD TO ME) Previous Next