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< Back NGA FALL MEET SCHOOLING RESULTS - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2020 Jim Gartland Oct 8, 2020 51 races scheduled: Dragged after every 10, no watering Track Condition: Fast Weather: Sunny, 58º (SCR = Scratched) HARLAND OLSON - (Race 1) 30.98 LA RAY HOWARD - (Race 2) 31.49 STEVEN WARD - (Race 3) 29.87 , 29.88, 29.92, 30.33, 30.31, 30.37, 30.44, 30.60, 30.76, 30.49, 30.46, 30.58, 30.94, SCR BRANT TAPLIN - (Race 4) 30.33, 30.35, 31.00 CRAIGIE, INC. – (Race 5) 30.14, 30.23, 30.13, 30.35, 30.38, 30.45, 30.76 MICHAEL STRICKLAND – (Race 6) 30.31, 30.30, 30.59, 30.63 KATE BARTLEY - (Race 16) 30.91, 31.32, 31.53 DAVID STRONG - (Race 22) 30.99, 30.70, 30.75, 31.68, 30.96 MONTE JACOBS - (Race 28) 30.60, 30.42, 30.95 JAMES POTTER – (Race 33) 30.74, 31.25, 30.49, 31.24, 30.95, 30.92 MARCOS GONZALEZ - (Race 40) 31.20, 31.56, 31.83, 31.81 Previous Next

< Back PBKC PRESENTS ROUND-THREE ACTION IN THE $50,000 JAMES W. PAUL 3/8THS MILE DERBY Feb 18, 2020 West Palm Beach, Fl. – After an exciting set of second round qualifiers, round-three action for the 89th and final running of Palm Beach Kennel Club’s $50,000 James W. Paul Three-Eighths Mile Derby takes place Wednesday afternoon, February 13. Four qualifying races will be held, with the top 16-point earners advancing to the semifinals Sunday afternoon, February 23. After two rounds of qualifying, only one entry has a shot of entering the semifinals undefeated, Koppe, Staats & Collins Kennel’s Pat C Snickers (Pat C Clement – Pat C Deception). A quick look at the round-three qualifiers: Race 10 : This event features three athletes who drew in favorable post positions, #1 O Ya Praire Wind (Oya Stan The Man – O Ya Chewie, Lester Raines Kennel), #6 JD Android (JD Titanium – Allisonracinteam, Brindle) and #7 Buyusumnewshoes (Superior Panama – Joy Giovanni, Rader Racing). All three have already secured a spot in the semifinals, but it is important to build up that point total to be guaranteed a slot in the finale. Race 12 : There’s no doubt that the fan favorite will be #7 B’s Cappuccino (SH Avatar – Oaks Mocha, Janie Carroll). Sandwiched between the slow slowest breakers in the race will give Cappuccino a clear shot at garnering the early lead. Race 14 : The post-time favorite appears to be #3 Slatex Beretta (Flying Fired Up – Slatex Albany, Janie Carroll). With two of the race’s slowest breakers to her immediate right, Beretta should be able to outrush the competition to the first turn. However, keep a keen eye on #2 NB’s Bloodsister (Trent Lee – NB’s Classic Cat, Royal Racing Team) who has a legitimate shot at getting loose early. Race 15 : This contest features the only undefeated Derby entry, #4 Pat C Snickers , and in actuality, this could be the easiest field she has faced in qualifying. A crisp and clean break most likely will lead Snickers to the semifinals with a clean record. Post time for the first race Wednesday afternoon is 1:00 p.m. The $50,000 James W. Paul 3/8ths Three-Eighths Mile Championship final will be contested Saturday afternoon, February 29, and is one of the nation’s longest-running stake events. The Derby is named in honor of humanitarian, greyhound owner and dedicated supporter of greyhound adoption James W. Paul. Previous Next

< Back $64,000 SPRINT CLASSIC THIRD-ROUND RESULTS Feb 24, 2020 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – The chips are on the table in the $64,000 Sprint Classic at Derby Lane. Not surprisingly, LK’s Crush N It of Lashmet kennel and Shoot The Breeze of Floyd kennel possess the biggest stacks. As the 550-yard series enters its fourth and final qualifying round on Wednesday, both standout sprinters have already gained spots in Saturday’s championship race. And greyhound fans will receive a possible title preview, when LK’s Crush N It and Shoot The Breeze meet in Race 10 (9:47 p.m.) – the second of two qualifying races on the Wednesday evening performance. Both sprinters are undefeated after three rounds in the Sprint Classic following solid victories this past Saturday. Shoot The Breeze, a 28-month-old son of Trent Lee and Danicas Go Daddy, cruised to a seven-length victory in 30.19 seconds. He paid $2.80 to win. It was Shoot The Breeze’s lifetime-best sixth consecutive victory for owner Charles Haliburton. He is trained by kennel operator Randy Floyd. LK’s Crush N It registered a five-length triumph in 30.28 seconds and returned $2.60 to win under trainer Ken Deacon. The 38-month-old male from a litter by LK’s Now R Never and LK’s All In won for the fifth time in a row for breeders and owners John and Jill Lashmet. Shoot The Breeze and LK’s Crush N It each have 48 points, 14 more than third-place performer LK’s Santorini of Lashmet. The point co-leaders have been dominant in the series, which pays $25,000 to its champion. Shoot The Breeze has won his three races by a total of 21 lengths; LK’s Crush N It’s combined win margin total is 15-1/2 lengths. Shoot The Breeze drew box 2 for his final qualifier, while LK’s Crush N It starts from post 4. Other starters with points in Race 10 from the rail: Flying Benelli (10), LK’s Pick Me Up (24), Where U Want Me (18), O Ya Hot Rod (25), Paco Lopez (15) and Ryeit (26). The field with points in Wednesday’s other qualifier in Race 6 (8:39): SE’s Punisher (14), Braska Rebel (12), BD Wells (28), O Ya Smack Down (24), Son Shine (20), LK’s Santorini, KB’s Twisted Tex (11) and Super C Casino (29). Eight greyhounds with the most accumulative points after Wednesday advance to the title race. LK’s Crush N It has four stakes victories, all in 2019. He finished fourth to LK’s Santorini in Derby Lane’s most recent stakes race, the $18,000 1928 Historical Inaugural on Jan. 4. Shoot The Breeze was third in that event. “I guess it wasn’t meant to be,’’ Floyd said after the Inaugural had been completed. It was Shoot The Breeze’s first stakes appearance, and the finale represented only his 21st lifetime start. Shoot The Breeze has clocked times of a meet-best 30.00 and 30.07 seconds in his first two Sprint Classic qualifying races. Last year, LK’s Crush N It joined 2007 champion Hometown Boy of Floyd & Porter kennel as the only greyhounds to win the Sprint Classic with perfect records of four qualifying wins and a victory in the title race. Previous Next

< Back GO ON HORSE UNBEATEN IN WVGOBA JUVENILE QUALIFIERS Stan Pawloski Sep 17, 2020 Abrahamson Kennel’s Go On Horse is the lone unbeaten sprinter after two rounds of the $35,000 West Virginia Greyhound Owners and Breeders Association Juvenile Stakes at Wheeling Island. Go On Horse posted his second consecutive victory Wednesday afternoon in the second round, bumping his point total to 30 heading into the Sunday afternoon semifinals. The juvenile championship final is scheduled for Saturday matinee, Sept. 26. Also recording second round wins were Steve Sarras Kennel’s CET Wreckitralph and CET Motley Crew. Following are capsule looks at the three second round races: Go On Horse took charge early and never looked back in romping to an 8-length victory in 30.25. CET Def Leopard and Mac’s Tayloranne rounded out the trifecta ticket. CET Wreckitralph caught pacesetter CET Ozzy in the stretch, pulling away to a 5-length win in 30.48. Mac’s Zero settled for third. CET Motley Crew stalked leader Coach Oh Boy around the track before getting up for a length victory in 30.68. Mac’s Winchester also caught the frontrunner. Points after the second qualifying round follow: Go On Horse (Abrahamson), 30 points Coach Oh Boy (Patriot/Taplin), 22 points CET Motley Crew (Steve Sarras), 18 points CET Ozzy (Steve Sarras), 17 points CET Wreckitralph (Steve Sarras), 17 points Baby Face Nelson (Lester Raines), 16 points CET Dirty Dilly (Steve Sarras), 15 points CET Sophia (Steve Sarras), 15 points Mac’s Winchester (A Ray), 14 points Mac’s Tayloranne (A Ray), 14 points CET Abercrombie (Steve Sarras), 13 points Mac’s Blackbird (A Ray), 12 points CET Def Leppard (Steve Sarras), 11 points Mac’s Zoro (A Ray), 8 points Mac’s Lilith (A Ray), 8 points Wild Fuzzle (Xtrem Hess), 7 points Wild Gargamel (Xtrem Hess), 6 points Go On Missile (Abrahamson), 6 points Wild Flossy (Xtrem Hess), 3 points Wild Googlieeyes (Xtrem Hess), 3 points Coach Oh Yeah (Patriot/Taplin), 2 points Coach Podorson (Patriot/Taplin), 1 point Wild Uno (Xtrem Hess), 0 points Previous Next

< Back A THANK YOU FROM DON JENSEN Dec 28, 2020 Hello, It is hard to believe that greyhound racing has ended at Derby Lane after 95 years. I was fortunate to be asked to write a pari-mutuel column for the former St. Petersburg Times, beginning in 2004. Although my background was in thoroughbred racing – including a one-year stint as the publicity director at Charles Town Races in West Virginia – I welcomed the opportunity to learn and write about dog racing. My first column for the newspaper involving Derby Lane dogs came on Oct. 30, 2004, featuring a Floyd & Porter greyhound named MN’s Island Anne, who has just missed starting her career by going up the graded ladder undefeated until suffering a Grade A defeat. Trained by the late Cal Holland Jr., those first four wins turned out to be only half of the eight total victories that MN’s Island Anne would register during her lifetime from 49 races. Perhaps, it was fitting that I would begin writing on the Derby Lane (and Tampa Greyhound Track) dogs in that manner. My goal primarily was to spread the wealth of publicity wherever possible. In the past 17 years, I covered All-Americans, Rural Rube champions, Flashy Sir winners, stakes titlists and meet win champions. But when the opportunities arose, I got as much enjoyment to write about dogs and kennels that were not in the spotlight as much as others. I was fortunate to see the final race today at Derby Lane, more than 13 years after seeing the final race at Tampa Greyhound Track on Aug. 18, 2007. I want to thank EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU – kennel operators, trainers, handlers, greyhound owners and track personnel – for treating me respectfully in a way that I’ll never forget. Dealing with the media can be challenging, but I was brought up in the newspaper business with an old-school beliefs, and I always tried to maintain that throughout my coverage while showing respect to the person whom I was speaking with. I quickly became aware of how much care and effort you put into the greyhounds, which required your attention seven days a week on a yearly basis. My best moments, without a doubt, were covering you on stakes championship performances. Many dressed nicely, and the smiles and congratulations were contagious. But as I look back, the little things probably stand out to me just as much. I remember driving to Virginia from Florida one Christmas week when a kennel operator called to wish me Merry Christmas. Then one Saturday evening while dining at a Tampa restaurant, I received a call from another kennel operator who had won a rare kennel championship and wanted to thank me for writing about it. Of course, there were other calls to my residence from kennel personnel thanking me for writing on their athletes, emails that reflected the same thing, and of course, all of the camaraderie at the track. Except for reflecting on my first article, I prefer not to singularly mention any particular kennel-related personnel for fearing of overlooking anyone. But for all the articles I wrote, none would have been possible without your cooperation and trust that I would reflect your thoughts, and bring fair and unbiased coverage to your sport. There are different stages in life that we go through, and for nearly two decades, you became part of my life. Some of the individuals who I met 17 years ago are no longer with us, and I have not forgotten their contributions as well. As we all go into the next chapter of our respective lives, I want to thank you again for your cooperation and friendship that we developed through the years. I feel blessed to have added this chapter in my life, and it is one that I’ll always appreciate and never forget. My prayers are with all of you, and wishing that you find as much happiness as I have in this now-concluded chapter of my life. Again, thank you for letting me be part of your respective lives. Sincerely, Don Jensen Tampa Bay Times Previous Next

< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs ( as of October 23, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted ) Stan Pawloski Oct 24, 2023 Steve Sarras Kennel’s Glasgow Kiss has won five out of his last six Grade AA races for trainer Mike Holguin. Kennel-mates Elijah Craig has three straight wins (M, D, C) while Provide Comfort has back-to-back victories (B, A). A Ray Kennel’s AMF Gotta Go has captured three out of his last four Grade AA trips for trainer Joe Palmer. Patriot/Taplin Kennel’s SE Tap House has two wins and two seconds in his last four Grade AA outings for trainer Cheyney Kuriata. Charter Kennel’s JSP Hush Money has three 3/8 victories in a row (TA, TAA) for trainer James Campbell. Kennel-mate Oshkosh Twilla has back-to-back wins (A, AA). Jacobs Racing Kennel’s Pickupthepace has two straight victories (B, A) for trainer Natalie Looper. Previous Next

< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs ( as of February 8, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted ) Stan Pawloski Feb 8, 2021 Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel’s Proud Soul has four wins and three seconds in his last seven Grade AA races for trainer Jill Spicer. Kennel-mates AD Black Falcon has three straight 3/8 victories (TAA, AA), MV Yogi Bear has three wins, a second and a third in his last five starts (A, AA) while Keeper Cry (AA) and JT’s Fat Bob (B, A) have back-to-back victories. Steve Sarras Kennel’s CTW Black Forest has four wins and two seconds in his last six outings (TAA 3/16, AA) for trainer Barb Long. Charter Kennel’s Oshkosh Scarlett has two victories and a second in her last three Grade AA trips for trainer James Campbell. Brad Boeckenstedt Kennel’s BGR Big Daddy has back-to-back wins (A, AA) for trainer Frank Pellittere. Blanchard Kennel’s Arkans PC Venice has three victories and a second in her last four races (C, B, A) for trainer Sarah Blanchard. Kennel-mates JW Montego has three straight wins (M, D, C) while JW Jamaica has captured three out of her last four starts (M, D, C). Previous Next

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< Back NGA SPRING MEET SCHOOLING RESULTS - MONDAY, MAY 25, 2020 Jim Gartland May 25, 2020 37 races scheduled: Drag after every listed 10.No watering Conditions: Light rain – 63 degrees – Track: Fast (SCR = Scratched) Nominator ran every 4th race (i.e.: Races 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, etc.); Number following name indicates nominator’s first race. KENNETH BIEHLE – (Race 1) 30.28 , 30.42, 30.70, 30.93, 30.87(run back), 31.01, 30.71, 30.77, 30.91, 30.98, 30.87, 31.09, 31.25 CRAIGIE, INC - (Race 2) 30.64, 30.88, 30.44 DAVID HAYS – (Race 3) 30.86, 31.24, 31.35, 31.16, 31.41, 31.86, 31.26 RANDY FINEGAN - (Race 4) 31.11, 30.96, 30.80, 30.86, 31.27 BRANT TAPLIN – (Race 14) 31.04, 31.34, 31.08, 31.09, 31.52, 31.57, SCR MONTE JACOBS - (Race 24) 30.86, 30.53, SCR Previous Next

Introduced in 2023 to recognize the most accomplished greyhounds in the United States, The All Star Team is four of the top greyhounds at Wheeling Island and Mardi Gras Tristate.   NGA Board of Directors takes into account win totals, stakes wins and competition to determine that year's best of the best. All Star Teams Introduced in 2023 to recognize the most accomplished greyhounds in the United States, The All Star Team is comprised of the four of the top greyhounds at Wheeling Island and the top 4 at Mardi Gras Tristate. NGA Board of Directors takes into account win totals, stakes wins and competition to determine that year's best of the best. Filter by Year Select Year NGA All Star Teams Artex Pumba - Captain 2023 All Star Heading up the team is it's Captain, Artex Pumbaa (Flying Hydrogen-Arkans Cancer) who was the co-win leader at Wheeling and finished in the money in 82% of his starts. Perhaps the most steady and consistent greyhound at Wheeling in 2023, Pumbaa competed against the best, day in and day out, and closed the year winning six in a row. He would finish the season with a 51-22-8-6 record and the well earned reward as Captain of the 2023 AA team. Tenacity 2023 All Star The second youngest member of the team, Tenacity broke her maiden in March of 2023, reached AA in May, and never looked back picking up 17 of her 21 wins in the AA ranks. Her 21 wins tied her with Florentine for 2nd most at the meet. She could win from the lead or come from behind and when clear of traffic was perhaps the fastest greyhound at the track. Her final record was 50-21-10-5-6 for the 2023 season. CET Dirty Dilly 2023 All Star CET Dirty Dilly (SH Avatar-CET Dirty Nicki) receives national honors, once again, making it three straight years as a recognized All Star in the greyhound industry despite racing only half the year. "The Queen" retired in June of 2023 finishing with a 14 race win streak including the WBGOBA Sprint Championship. Her twenty two wins were good enough for 2nd in the final standings even though she had roughly half the starts of her competitors. She ended the year early with a 26-23-2-0-1 record. CET Dirty Dilly was Captain of the 2021 and 2022 All American Teams, the 2022 Rural Rube Winner. CG's Sun Storm 2023 All Star The youngest member of this year's squad is CG's Sun Storm (Jax Yardley-CG's Lady Bug) who broke in at Tri State in May and soon after became one of the top sprinters at the track. He won 24 races in 2023 including a couple at Wheeling. He finished 2nd in the WVGBOA Juvenile stake at Wheeling to littermate, CG's Honesty. He ran out of the money only once over the course of the year finishing with an outstanding 34-24-6-3-0 record. CG's Nail Biter (Captain) 2024 All Star A 2021 son of Jax Yardley-CG's Lady Bug, CG's Nail Biter finished with 36 wins for the year easily making him the top winning greyhound in America. He finished out of the money in only three of his starts all year. He had win streaks of 5, 7 and 8 (twice) over the course of the season and was easily chosen as the Best Sprinter for the year. He would finish the season with a 50-36-6-2-3 record and was also named Captain of the 2024 All Star team. Owned by Janice Abrahamson, Nail Biter was raced by the Abrahamson Kennel at Tri State . CG's Reactor 2024 All Star The final member of the team is from Tri State and joins two other littermates on the team. CG's Reactor (Jax Yardley-CG's Lady Bug) was a 19 race winner at the Charleston oval while finishing on the pay sheet 83% of the time. During a stretch from March 7th to July 26th, Reactor finished out of the quinella in only three races, running third in those efforts. His record for that period was 18-9-6-3 while compiling a masterful 42-19-9-6-1 overall record for the year. DD Florence 2024 All Star DD Florence (Oya Stan The Man-LK's Alexis ) led all greyhounds in wins at Wheeling in 2024 compiling a record of 61-23-9-8-6 despite missing a month of racing. She competed against the best, running with AA competition nearly the entire year. She managed to finish in the money 46 times in her 61 starts racing at the highest level over the 2024 racing season. FF Vespa 2024 All Star FF Vespa (Atascocita Gray-FF Biscayne). He finished the year with a 57-19-9-10-4 record including a couple of three and four race win streaks. The 2nd youngest All Star, Vespa was a force throughout the year racing against the best at Wheeling. His 19 wins were good for third best for the year at Wheeling and he finished in the money in over 73% of his starts. CG's Maggi 2024 All Star CG's Maggi was an almost unanimous choice for the best distance dog in the land award finishing the year with 14 wins (12 distance) at Tri State despite missing the last three months of racing. Moving to the backside in late March, she immediately went on a tear, winning nine of her first twelve starts including the $65,000 West Virginia Breeders distance stake. Maggi is a January 2022 daughter of CG's October-Jax Freida. She is owned by Janice Abrahamson and raced for the Abrahamson Kennel at Tri State. She finished her abbreviated racing year with a record of 37-14-4-3-6. Florentine 2023 All Star Florentine (Rob Gronkowski-PJ Sour Diesel) is a return honoree from last years' All American team. Florentine continued her winning ways in 2023, finishing tied for 2nd in wins at the Wheeling oval. Early speed is her game and although she may have lost a step, she was still tough to beat once on the lead. A couple of three and four race win streaks helped contribute to her overall record of 58-21-11-8-6. JSP Rayzendacash 2023 All Star Wheeling sprinter, JSP Rayzendacash (Superior Panama-Gonz Mani) who's 22 wins tied him for the win lead at the meet with Artex Pumbaa, many of those wins coming in dominant fashion. He finished the year with a 54-22-4-9-5 record including a couple of three and four race win streaks. JS Comin Undone 2023 All Star The only distance star to make this year's team, JS Comin Undone (Show On The Road-CH Keepin Faith), dominated 3/8ths mile racing at Tri State during 2023. He won 19 races over the 660 yard course despite missing an entire month of racing and finished in the money in 30 of his 37 starts. His record for the year was 37-19-5-4-2 and included 5 in a row in a September stretch winning one of those races by 12-1/2 lengths! JSP Burninmoney 2023 All Star The final member of the team is Tri State and American win leader, JSP Burninmoney (Show On The Road-Gonz Mani). His 34 win in 2023 were, by far, the most for any greyhound racing in the U.S. and ten wins ahead of the 2nd place finisher in the Tri State standings. He put together win streaks of seven and eight races during the year while dominating top level competition at the Charleston track. He finished in the money 45 out of 49 times with a final record of 49-34-6-4-1. CG's Sun Storm 2024 All Star CG's Sun Storm (Jax Yardley-CG's Lady Bug) receives national honors, once again, making his 2nd All Star team in as many years. Storm had another phenomenal year winning 22 races in just 29 starts between starts at Tri State and Wheeling and accomplished this despite missing three months of racing! He missed the pay sheet on only two occasions and joins two littermates, CG's Nail Biter and CG's Reactor, on this year's squad. He ended the year with a 29-22-4-1-0 record. JSP Burninmoney 2024 All Star Another returning member to this year's All Star team is JSP Burninmoney (Show On The Road-Gonz Mani), who battled injuries throughout the year and still managed to win 16 races. Missing nearly four months of racing limited the star to just 31 starts, but a couple of three and four race win streaks and consistent efforts throughout propelled him to a 77% in the money finish clip. The oldest member of this year's team, Burninmoney finished with a 31-16-4-3-1 record at Tri State. TNT Tarzan 2024 All Star A super sprinter joins the team for 2024 as TNT Tarzan (Djays Octane-SE's Nekoma), a 3/16ths specialist from Wheeling and the youngest member of the team, found his groove over the shorter distance and picked up 22 wins and 45 in the money finishes in 52 starts, with all but ten of those coming at the 3/16ths distance. After switching to the shorter distance in May, he quickly reeled of five straight wins and put together a couple of other nice win streaks along the way, earning the 2nd most wins at Wheeling. TR Hill 2024 All Star Wheeling's TR Hill (Konomi-JW Jamaica) makes this year's team off of a stellar season where he compiled a 56-17-15-9-7 record. Climbing back into AA in late February, he would never drop out of top grade contention for the rest of the year. His 57% quinella finishes and 85% in the money stats, put him near the top in the country in those categories. He had two, 3 race win streaks that helped his totals but consistency was the key to his All Star credentials, missing the pay sheet only eight times over the entire year.

< Back WHEELING HOT DOGS ( AS OF FEBRUARY 1, ALL RACES 5/16 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ) Stan Pawloski Feb 3, 2021 Lester Raines Kennel’s JS Wanna Bee has won five out of her last six starts (A, AA) for trainer Joel Roden. Steve Sarras Kennel’s CTW Black Forest has four wins and a second in his last five races (TAA 3/16, AA) for trainer Barb Long. Kennel-mate Kells Xterra has three straight victories (A, AA). Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel’s Proud Soul has three wins and three seconds in his last six Grade AA trips for trainer Jill Spicer. Kennel-mates MV Yogi Bear has two victories, a second and a third in his last four outings (A, AA) while AD Black Falcon has back-to-back Grade TAA 3/8 wins. Imark Kennel’s Imark Dahlia (A, AA) and Imark Venti (B, A) have two straight victories for trainer Diann Derr. Kennel-mate Tickle UR Fancy has captured three out of her last four starts (C, B, A). Brad Boeckenstedt Kennel’s BGR Trail Boss has back-to-back wins (B, A) for trainer Frank Pellittere. A Ray Kennel’s AMF Exemplar has won three out of his last four races (M, D, C) for trainer Joe Palmer. Previous Next

< Back Wheeling Hot Dogs ( as of January 17, all races 5/16 unless otherwise noted ) Stan Pawloski Jan 18, 2022 Brad Boeckenstedt Kennel’s BGR Jaded has four Grade AA wins in a row for trainer Frank Pellittere. Lester Raines Kennel’s Craigie Padre has three victories and a second in his last four Grade AA trips for trainer Joel Roden. Kennel-mates JS Oakietwister has won four out of his last five outings (C, B, A, AA) and JS Makeitsnappy has back-to-back wins (TB 3/8, A). Imark Kennel’s Chico Man has captured three out of his last four Grade TAA 3/16 races for trainer DiAnn Derr. Xtrem Hess Racing Kennel’s UBX Crackereater has two wins and a second in her last three Grade TAA 3/16 starts for trainer Jill Spicer. Rangel Kennel’s VJ Nae’s Day (B, TAA 3/8) and Cookie Cove (B, A) have back-to-back victories for trainer John Farmer. Code Red Kennel’s Hashtag Refrain has two straight wins (B, A) for trainer Tom Engle. Previous Next