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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: Locked in with pace on July 20, 2023, 11:56:57 AM
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WHO'S YOUR VOTE?
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WHO'S YOUR VOTE?
MONI MAKER, ATLANTA, CONSOLIDATOR.
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Tarport Hap...
Handle with Care
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Fresh Yankee
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My vote is Handle With Care but Sylvia Hanover could surpass them all. When she told McClure to fuck himself when he wanted her to go to the front last week and practically said I'll destroy this field when I feel like it it was the most amazing thing I've seen in years.
Only down under races sometimes go like that.
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Moni Maker Sanibel Island Miss Easy Tarport Hap White Ruffles Miss Evander Silk Stockings Anniecrombie Ceasar's Jackpot Shady Daisy and on and on and on
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Eternal Camnation & Moni Maker
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Bootylicous
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Flirtiscape
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DatingGame, and pink porsche
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senic regal
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Shesagreatlady
Eternal Camnation
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exotic destination
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senic regal
Monster Trotter mare with Harold Story
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My favorite’s recently have been hannelore, manchego, Atlanta, shartin, and Sylvia
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She sold for $260, then $500, then $650, then $20,000.
Didn't race till she was seven.
Won over 350 heats.
Who was she?
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My favorite’s recently have been hannelore, manchego, Atlanta, shartin, and Sylvia
Manchengo is a good one!
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Eternal Camnation and Glowing Report.
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Fresh Yankee, Maida Million
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Maida million. Eddie Cobb
. That's a good one.... Joe Green Clariage
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Money Maker
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Moni Maker Eternal Camnation
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Eternal camnation
Hannelore
Cathedra
Anniecrombie
Galleria
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Manchego and Atlanta are within one tick of being the fastest trotters of all time and Shartin N. not only is the fastest pacing mare, but also had longevity of dominance. So...Atlanta, Manchego and Shartin N..1-2-3.
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She sold for $260, then $500, then $650, then $20,000.
Didn't race till she was seven.
Won over 350 heats.
Who was she?
A foal of 1857
Goldsmith Maid
The subject of many Currier And Ives prints
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Moni Maker.
Then the rest.
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Peace Corps
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Moni Maker.
Then the rest.
MM was a real one
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Agreed Moni Mkaer the best distaffer to ever wear a harness
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I liked Eternal Camnation and saw her many times but apparently from what I heard, she was juiced.
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She sold for $260, then $500, then $650, then $20,000.
Didn't race till she was seven.
Won over 350 heats.
Who was she?
proximity
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Belle Acton
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The original queen was Lady Suffolk .. she was replaced by Flora Temple.
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Silk Stockings w/ Preston Burris. Maybe not of all time, but a Hella year. 1975
One of my favorite horses in the beginning of my association with harness racing was Silk Stockings who was trained and driven by Preston Burris Jr. One of the things I remember is the owners of Silk Stockings were operators of a school for Autistic children in Delaware and every victory brought excitement to the students at the Delaware school.
ut Silk Stockings was more than a mascot to the children at Au Clair, she was part of a magical 1975 season, a season which found her to the be the fastest 3 yo of both sexes and gaits and at the time was the richest seasonal winner of all gaits with winnings in excess of $336,999.
During that magical season, Silk Stockings won 15 of 24 starts including a 12 race winning streak, winning up and down the Northeast corridor being based out of Brandywine Raceway. The daughter of Most Happy Fella raced successfully both on the NYSS circuit and against open company but her most important wins of the season may have been the NYC OTB Classic where the filly took on and beat the boys at Monticello Raceway where she beat the ill-fated Tarport Hap and was the winner of the Jugette in straight heats. Another big win was in the Betsy Ross at Brandywine.
Lifetime, the champion mare was a winner of 30 out of 57 starts with lifetime winnings of $694,894 and a lifetime mark of 1:55.2 at the Meadowlands at the age of 3. Watching her race was a treat.
By the time Silk Stockings died at the age of 31, she had given birth to ten horses, her best one likely being the first foal, the very good horse Temujin (1:54.3;$633,824).
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Peace Corps
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Silk Stockings w/ Preston Burris. Maybe not of all time, but a Hella year. 1975
One of my favorite horses in the beginning of my association with harness racing was Silk Stockings who was trained and driven by Preston Burris Jr. One of the things I remember is the owners of Silk Stockings were operators of a school for Autistic children in Delaware and every victory brought excitement to the students at the Delaware school.
ut Silk Stockings was more than a mascot to the children at Au Clair, she was part of a magical 1975 season, a season which found her to the be the fastest 3 yo of both sexes and gaits and at the time was the richest seasonal winner of all gaits with winnings in excess of $336,999.
During that magical season, Silk Stockings won 15 of 24 starts including a 12 race winning streak, winning up and down the Northeast corridor being based out of Brandywine Raceway. The daughter of Most Happy Fella raced successfully both on the NYSS circuit and against open company but her most important wins of the season may have been the NYC OTB Classic where the filly took on and beat the boys at Monticello Raceway where she beat the ill-fated Tarport Hap and was the winner of the Jugette in straight heats. Another big win was in the Betsy Ross at Brandywine.
Lifetime, the champion mare was a winner of 30 out of 57 starts with lifetime winnings of $694,894 and a lifetime mark of 1:55.2 at the Meadowlands at the age of 3. Watching her race was a treat.
By the time Silk Stockings died at the age of 31, she had given birth to ten horses, her best one likely being the first foal, the very good horse Temujin (1:54.3;$633,824).
Temujin by Gengis Khan - great FFA horse for the talented Eddie Cobb, was bred by John and Paula Campbell
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I ve seen a few thoroughbred mares tossed in, so....Zenyatta and Havre de Grace
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Silk Stockings w/ Preston Burris. Maybe not of all time, but a Hella year. 1975
One of my favorite horses in the beginning of my association with harness racing was Silk Stockings who was trained and driven by Preston Burris Jr. One of the things I remember is the owners of Silk Stockings were operators of a school for Autistic children in Delaware and every victory brought excitement to the students at the Delaware school.
ut Silk Stockings was more than a mascot to the children at Au Clair, she was part of a magical 1975 season, a season which found her to the be the fastest 3 yo of both sexes and gaits and at the time was the richest seasonal winner of all gaits with winnings in excess of $336,999.
During that magical season, Silk Stockings won 15 of 24 starts including a 12 race winning streak, winning up and down the Northeast corridor being based out of Brandywine Raceway. The daughter of Most Happy Fella raced successfully both on the NYSS circuit and against open company but her most important wins of the season may have been the NYC OTB Classic where the filly took on and beat the boys at Monticello Raceway where she beat the ill-fated Tarport Hap and was the winner of the Jugette in straight heats. Another big win was in the Betsy Ross at Brandywine.
Lifetime, the champion mare was a winner of 30 out of 57 starts with lifetime winnings of $694,894 and a lifetime mark of 1:55.2 at the Meadowlands at the age of 3. Watching her race was a treat.
By the time Silk Stockings died at the age of 31, she had given birth to ten horses, her best one likely being the first foal, the very good horse Temujin (1:54.3;$633,824).
Who owned her? Wasnt it Ohio Connections?
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Claire and Kenneth(?) Mazik, who I believe ran the school referred to above
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Peace Corps
One of my favorites too.
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Who owned her? Wasnt it Ohio Connections?
https://www.harnessmuseum.com/content/silk-stockings