Anderson wins mini prix at PSJ Cupid Classic Highlands
Aiken rider Anderson and Quidam's Rubin II captured the $2,500 1.05- and 1.10-meter mini prix at the PSJ Cupid Classic at Highlands Event Center. They had earlier solid showings including a 1.05m win and 1.10m third on Friday and a Saturday victory in the children adult class before a rocky start Sunday. Anderson trains with Ann Thal and notes the horse’s improving turns and tired yet resolute performance.
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Crawford Anderson
Aiken
PSJ
Highfields
Anderson
Quidam
Rubin II
Palmetto Center Becomes Home For Allyn’s T-Breds
Thoroughbred trainer Bill Allyn relocates from Ocala to the Palmetto Thoroughbred Training Center in Palmetto Florida. He praises the center’s 1 mile track and hollow cushion, plans to train there until late April before shipping back to New York. Elder Skatesman, an eight-year-old NY-bred gelding, recently won Belmont Park and has earned over one hundred thousand dollars in career earnings.
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Aiken
Ocala
Fla
Palmetto
Allyn
Palmetto Thoroughbred Training Center
Belmont Park
New York
Elder Skatesman
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Ben Baugh
Bbaugh
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Canadians travel to PSJ Cupid Classic in Aiken
Touch N Go Farm of Campbell Ontario brings eight horses to Highfields Event Center for the PSJ Cupid Classic in Aiken South Carolina. Kristen Good leads as resident pro rider with an 18 year old junior rider and two amateurs. Casselman calls it a relaxed, social event and plans Viva Doll in Sunday's Mini Prix as a learning experience.
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Aiken
Campbell
Ontario
Canada
Jane Casselman
Highfields
Casselman
Florida
Touch’n’go Farm
Kristian Good
Touch’n’go
Hitchcock Woods
Viva Doll
Horner’s Big Nation Dominates Tampa Bay 5 Furlong Race
Ellen Horner’s horse Big Nation led from the start and drew away to win the 5-furlong contest at Tampa Bay Downs by 7 1/2 lengths under jockey Daniel Coa. The 4-year-old Virginia bred gelding secured the victory with confident handling.
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Big Nation
Daniel Coa
Tampa Bay Downs
Heck wins at Penn National in maiden break
Dogwood Stable's Heck breaks maiden by a neck in a 5 2 furlong race at Penn National. Clinton Potts rode the 4 year old filly, trained by Chris Grove, bred in Aiken by Legacy Stable's Ron Stevens and Brad Stauffer. Future Direction, a 4 year old gelding trained by Joseph Robson, won at the Fair Grounds by a neck. bred by Mike Rutherford, by Maria's Man.
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Dogwood Stable
Heck
Heckle
Clinton Potts
Chris Grove
Aiken
Legacy Stable
Ron Stevens
Brad Stauffer
Joseph Robson
Future Direction
Fair Grounds
Mike Rutherford
Robson
Maria's Man
Stevens
Stauffer
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