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Overflow Field to Contest the $300,000 Charles Town Oaks this Saturday, Sept. 22

A full gate of 3-year-old fillies will contest the $300,000 Charles Town Oaks (Grade 3) this Saturday night at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races.  The tenth running of the 7-furlong race looks to be highly competitive, drawing an overflow field of evenly matched runners.

The $300,000 Charles Town Oaks is the featured race on the tracks 12-race Race for the Ribbon program which includes a total of seven stakes races and gets underway with a special first post of 5:00pm ET.  Post time for the Charles Town Oaks is scheduled for approximately 10:15pm ET.

Attached you will find an overnight for Saturday, wagering menu & post time schedule, draw sheet, and press release for the Charles Town Oaks.

Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races

Saturday, September 22 – First Post at 5:00pm ET

Race 1 – 5:00pm ET

Race 2 – 5:29pm

Race 3 – 5:58pm

Race 4 – 6:27pm

Race 5 – 6:56pm; $50,000 Henry Mercer Memorial Stakes

Race 6 – 7:24pm

Race 7 – 8:00pm; $50,000 Frank Gall Memorial Stakes

Race 8 – 8:35pm; $50,000 Rachel’s Turn Stakes

Race 9 – 9:10pm; $35,000 Last Enchantment Overnight Stakes

Race 10 – 9:40pm; $50,000 Misty Bennett Pink Ribbon Stakes

Race 11 – 10:15pm; $300,000 Charles Town Oaks (Grade 3)

Race 12 – 10:45pm; $50,000 Sadie Hawkins...

Foiled Again to race at Batavia Downs on Friday

Foiled Again to race at Batavia Downs on Friday

Sep 21, 2018

The richest Standardbred in the history of the sport, the $7.59 million winner Foiled Again will be racing at Batavia Downs on Friday night (September 21) which is the next stop of his farewell tour as he heads to retirement at the end of the year.

Foiled Again’s lifetime win count is now at 103 races and he comes to Batavia on a three-race win streak having won at the Greenville Fair, the Windsor Fair and most recently at Freehold Raceway.

This past week he made an appearance at the Little Brown Jug in Delaware, Ohio and went a training mile in front of the crowd on Jugette Day in preparation for his race at The Downs on Friday.

The 14-year-old Foiled Again will compete in race eight at Batavia which is an Open II event going for $10,000 and the estimated post time for that race is 9 p.m. The visit was made possible through his owners Burke Racing, the Weaver Bruscemi partnership, and JJK Stables.

Having raced at Batavia Downs six times in his career, Foiled Again has a five win and one second record. His first appearance was in 2009 when he won his first of three Robert J. Kane Memorial paces, which is Batavia Down’s signature stake. He also won two Opens and finished second in a third.

In an interview earlier this summer, trainer Ron Burke expressed his feelings about racing Foiled Again at...

Friday’s Lock Is At Hawthorne Raceway On Race 4 With The #6-Dance to the wire

Friday’s “Lock” is at Hawthorne Raceway on race 4 with the  #6-Dance to the wire-In top form and will “Dance” to the winners circle for driver Kyle Husted.

Last “Lock” won again! Howard’s  record now stands at: 280 of 454 wins with 84 seconds and 26 thirds.

Happy wagering and thank you for choosing IdaBet.com!

Jug selections- Thursday, September 20th

DELAWARE COUNTY FAIR

09/20/2018

Little Brown Jug Day selections by “Sulky Sam”

Dedicated in loving memory to the late Sam McKee, the best ambassador our sport has ever had.

 

Race 1 card one

 

#1 Ambitious Lillian and #4 Vintage Gal—were separated by a scant nose Sunday for the win.  They had the same posts as today.  Perhaps Noble repays Merriman with a turnaround.  The 7 & 8, getting the Millers, Dave and Brett respectively, should be a part of your exotic plans.

 

Race 2

 

#4 Rockette Baby—opens as the 2nd choice, and gets a driver upgrade to Gingras.  The 1, 3, and 6, should be the ones to look for to fill the balance of the ticket.

 

Race 1 card two

 

#6 Cookies Empire—opens at 6/1 m/l, and could be our first today to produce a nice mutual.  Talented young Tyler Smith steers for 22% winning conditioner Carter.  With a nice semi-longshot on top, we’re using four with or underneath.  They would be the 1, 2, 4, and 5.

 

Race 2

 

Is just a 3 horse event, which doesn’t offer much of a possibility of making money.  For general purposes, we’ll list the rail animal, Air Force Hanover.

 

Race 3

 

#2 Hititoutofthepark—might have won Sunday if 47% winning pilot, Alesha Binkley, got the drive instead of Minore.  As was, the Yankee Glide ridgeling still only missed by a scant neck.  We see the 1, and 4, as the most logical to use with him.

 

Race 4

 

#1 Mcstunning—has early foot, the rail, and her usual partner, trainer/driver Kurt Sugg to help.  We’re using five animals underneath, the 2, 3, 5, 6, and 2nd tier 9.

 

 

Race...

Seventimesavirgin Cruises; Campbell Wins Five At Plainridge

Seventimesavirgin Cruises; Campbell Wins Five At Plainridge

Sep 20, 2018

She hasn’t visited the winner’s circle since her first start here a month ago, but Seventimesavirgin got familiar with that area again after she won the $16,000 Winners-Over Handicap for fillies and mares at Plainridge Park on Wednesday afternoon (Sept. 19).

Seventimesavirgin (Shane Taggart) got away fourth as Western Stepp (Drew Campbell) and Shesjustadelight N (Mitchell Cushing) took turns at the lead by the quarter in :27.4. From there Shesjustadelight N led the ladies past the half and to the three-quarters where Taggart had Seventimesavirgin rolling on the outside and took over the race.

Seventimesavirgin went right by the leader in the final turn and when she got back to the pins Taggart popped the plugs, tucked the whip and sat chilly while his mare paced home a wrapped-up winner by three lengths in 1:51.3.

It was the fourth win in 16 starts this year for Seventimesavirgin ($5.20) who now has $57,500 on the card for owner Jesse De Long and trainer Jim Nickerson.

In the co-featured $12,000 fillies and mares non-winners event, Stonebridge Honey (Drew Campbell) tripped-out behind Our Royal Majesty (Wally Watson) until Campbell pulled her coming off the last turn where she blew by the leader and drew off by three to win in 1:54.2.

It was the third win in the last four starts for Stonebridge Honey ($4.60) who is owned by Eric Prevost and trained by Elisha Lafreniere.

Rowdy The Warrior Wins Featured Event for Oklahoma-breds on Wednesday at Remington Park

Rowdy The Warrior Wins Featured Event for Oklahoma-breds on Wednesday at Remington Park

Sep 20, 2018

 Rowdy The Warrior at one point last year was considered a possible long shot for the Kentucky Derby.

Rowdy The Warrior raced in the 2016, $300,000 Springboard Mile for his owner, Dr. Robert Zoellner of Tulsa, Okla., and Remington Park’s all-time leading, and Oklahoma Horse Racing Hall of Fame, trainerDonnie Von Hemel as a 2-year-old at Remington Park. He then was pointed toward the Oaklawn Park prep races for the Kentucky Derby. The gelded son of Warrior’s Reward is 4-years-old now and on Wednesday night, he showed signs of that early brilliance with a win under jockey Luis Quinonez, taking an Oklahoma-bred allowance race on the turf at the one-mile distance.

As a 3-year-old, Rowdy The Warrior, made some long shot lists for the Kentucky Derby when he ran third in the $150,000 Smarty Jones Stakes in Hot Springs, Ark. He broke poorly in the Grade 3, $500,000 Southwest Stakes in his next start and ran ninth, never showing any of his closing ability in a race that included Lookin At Lee, the runner-up in the 2017 Kentucky Derby. Instead of going in the Rebel Stakes after that poor start, Rowdy the Warrior was entered in allowance-company on the Rebel undercard. He ran third in that spot, but it didn’t deter his connections as Dr. Zoellner decided to give him a shot in the Grade 1, $1 million Arkansas Derby. After running eighth to winner Classic Empire, Rowdy the Warrior took a drop in class. He picked up a couple of checks for third-place finishes at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky. earlier this year before rounding back into form at his home base of Remington Park.

The gelding ran second, beaten only a head in his first start at Remington Park among Oklahoma-bred allowance horses on Sept. 6. Wednesday night he went off as the...